Milo

[DILLIGAF]

[quote KeithK
What part of Jordan's minor league "career" led you to think he'd played baseball since little league?[/quote]

That is just mean!

[Robb]

[quote Swampy]Didn't MJ play baseball and basketball at North Carolina?[/quote]
Totally random, but I once heard an inspirational speaker (Albert Long) who lettered in 4 sports at UNC: Track, Baseball, Basketball, and Football.  Of course, he graduated in 1955, but that's still pretty crazy.

[KeithK]

[quote DILLIGAF][quote KeithK]
What part of Jordan's minor league "career" led you to think he'd played baseball since little league?[/quote]

That is just mean![/quote]

The guy couldn't score from second on a double.  Sometimes the truth hurts...

[Swampy]

Well, Harry Orr did play hockey and lacrosse under Harkness. The results weren't too shabby.

Maybe the solution would have been for Mike to take over coaching baseball in addition to hockey.

[cth95]

I teach skiing part-time with a guy named Joe Bartlett who is in the UNH hall of fame for lettering in three sports.  Of course, part of the reason he is in the hall of fame is because he was the last athlete to do this at UNH and it was in the 70's.  He played with Dick Umile when hockey first became a varsity sport there.  I think he played football and baseball, too, but I can't remember which other sports for sure.

Knowing him, I can see how Joe had the talent to do this.  He didn't learn skiing until he was in his 40's, yet he is very good.  He also perenially vies for the club championship at a couple of local courses.

[DILLIGAF]

[quote Swampy]
Maybe the solution would have been for Mike to take over coaching baseball in addition to hockey.[/quote]

Sure if the result wanted was a high level of dysfunction and under-achievement Mike is definitely the answer.

[evilnaturedrobot]

dysfunction and under-achievement being defined as: multiple conferance championships, several NCAA appearances, and generally being the most successful ECAC team over the last 7 years?

[ugarte]

[quote evilnaturedrobot]dysfunction and under-achievement being defined as: multiple conferance championships, several NCAA appearances, and generally being the most successful ECAC team over the last 7 years?[/quote]
To be fair, with the talent he has had, Schafer should have an 2 NCAA titles, a Stanley Cup and the Congressional Medal of Freedom.

[KeithK]

Presidential Medal of Freedom. :-P

[Beeeej]

[quote evilnaturedrobot]dysfunction and under-achievement being defined as: multiple conferance championships, several NCAA appearances, and generally being the most successful ECAC team over the last 7 years?[/quote]

Looked it up to help you out:

dysfunction and under-achievement: n.pl. 1. DILLIGAF.  (See also, Hahvahd in the NCAA tournament.)

[marty]

[quote DILLIGAF][quote Swampy]
Maybe the solution would have been for Mike to take over coaching baseball in addition to hockey.[/quote]

Sure if the result wanted was a high level of dysfunction and under-achievement Mike is definitely the answer.[/quote]

Just because Mike turned you down when you asked him to the prom is no reason for such nastiness. We've been through this before with transgendered nuns, no less.  Your problems can be handled with some long talks

The Answer

or if you are the underachiever that I believe you can try some of these

Get Happy

Sorry but I can't help with specific "Happy" recommendations.

[Chris '03]

Sophomore Justin Milo (Eden Prairie, Minn.) has announced his decision to transfer to the University of Vermont from Cornell and will play baseball and men's hockey for the Catamounts. Milo (pronounced MY-low) will have three seasons of eligibility remaining for baseball beginning with the 2008 season. He also will have three years of eligibility remaining for hockey starting with 2008-09 season after sitting out the 2007-08 season per NCAA rules.

http://www.uvm.edu/athletics/?Page=News&storyID=10937

[Ben Rocky '04]

[quote Chris '03]

Sophomore Justin Milo (Eden Prairie, Minn.) has announced his decision to transfer to the University of Vermont from Cornell and will play baseball and men's hockey for the Catamounts. Milo (pronounced MY-low) will have three seasons of eligibility remaining for baseball beginning with the 2008 season. He also will have three years of eligibility remaining for hockey starting with 2008-09 season after sitting out the 2007-08 season per NCAA rules.

http://www.uvm.edu/athletics/?Page=News&storyID=10937[/quote]

Off he goes, like sheep to the slaughter.... errr...elephant walk.

[French Rage]

[quote Ben Rocky '04][quote Chris '03]

Sophomore Justin Milo (Eden Prairie, Minn.) has announced his decision to transfer to the University of Vermont from Cornell and will play baseball and men's hockey for the Catamounts. Milo (pronounced MY-low) will have three seasons of eligibility remaining for baseball beginning with the 2008 season. He also will have three years of eligibility remaining for hockey starting with 2008-09 season after sitting out the 2007-08 season per NCAA rules.

http://www.uvm.edu/athletics/?Page=News&storyID=10937[/quote]

Off he goes, like sheep to the slaughter.... errr...elephant walk.[/quote]

So he gets three whole seasons to finish 5th in Hockey East?

[RichH]

[quote French Rage][quote Ben Rocky '04][quote Chris '03]

Sophomore Justin Milo (Eden Prairie, Minn.) has announced his decision to transfer to the University of Vermont from Cornell and will play baseball and men's hockey for the Catamounts. Milo (pronounced MY-low) will have three seasons of eligibility remaining for baseball beginning with the 2008 season. He also will have three years of eligibility remaining for hockey starting with 2008-09 season after sitting out the 2007-08 season per NCAA rules.

http://www.uvm.edu/athletics/?Page=News&storyID=10937[/quote]

Off he goes, like sheep to the slaughter.... errr...elephant walk.[/quote]

So he gets three whole seasons to finish 5th in Hockey East?[/quote]

Well, look...I wish him luck and will root for his continued (individual) success.  He obviously knows what he wants to do, has demonstrated skill at these things, and wasn't afforded the opportunity to be able to continue to do so at Cornell.  Good for him for seeking out a place that he can persue all of his goals.

IIRC, Kirk McCaskill was an All-American hockey player at UVM, and then went on for a lengthy Major League Baseball career.