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[KeithK]

I have no idea what the story is with Chris. However, I'm not sure his father is the most unbiased observer.

[Josh '99]

I'm not sure his father is the most unbiased observer.

I dunno, we're talking about comparing his son to his other son, not about comparing his son to some other guy on the team.

[ajh258]

I'm not sure his father is the most unbiased observer.

I dunno, we're talking about comparing his son to his other son, not about comparing his son to some other guy on the team.

The younger one is always the favorite. ::rolleyes::

[pfibiger]

So whats the story with Chris Moulson?  His father says he's better than Matt was at this stage and two healthy scratches.  He scored in the Red/White scrimmage as a freshman and got very little playing time last year.  He looked good again in Red/White scrimmage and again no game time.  Is he on Schafer's s***-list?

So last year it seemed to me like he had an excellent shot and a nose for the net, but was a really slow skater. Perhaps an offseason on the skating treadmill has changed that..

[scoop85]

So whats the story with Chris Moulson?  His father says he's better than Matt was at this stage and two healthy scratches.  He scored in the Red/White scrimmage as a freshman and got very little playing time last year.  He looked good again in Red/White scrimmage and again no game time.  Is he on Schafer's s***-list?

So last year it seemed to me like he had an excellent shot and a nose for the net, but was a really slow skater. Perhaps an offseason on the skating treadmill has changed that..

Interesting that Mihalek -- who I don't recall playing at any point last year -- got the nod over Moulson for both exhibitions.

[KeithK]

I'm not sure his father is the most unbiased observer.

I dunno, we're talking about comparing his son to his other son, not about comparing his son to some other guy on the team.

It's a father using the example of the already successful older sibling (whose continued success has nothing to do with his abilities as a sophomore) to tout his younger son. This doesn't strike me as terribly reliable. YMMV.

[Tom Lento]

Three of those NCAA trips were in the last two years.

Wow, I knew Schafer had a good system, but that IS quite an accomplishment!

Well, that was stupid. Fixed.

[Josh '99]

I'm not sure his father is the most unbiased observer.

I dunno, we're talking about comparing his son to his other son, not about comparing his son to some other guy on the team.

It's a father using the example of the already successful older sibling (whose continued success has nothing to do with his abilities as a sophomore) to tout his younger son. This doesn't strike me as terribly reliable. YMMV.

I don't know that I would call it the most reliable assessment either, I just don't think it's biased.  But now we're arguing semantics, and that's what we're supposed to do in the offseason.  Which it is not!  **]

[Josh '99]

Three of those NCAA trips were in the last two years.

Wow, I knew Schafer had a good system, but that IS quite an accomplishment!

Well, that was stupid. Fixed.

I figured you were just giving Schafer credit for all the successful clutching and grabbing the wrestling team has done in recent years.  :-D

[Tom Lento]

Three of those NCAA trips were in the last two years.

Wow, I knew Schafer had a good system, but that IS quite an accomplishment!

Well, that was stupid. Fixed.

I figured you were just giving Schafer credit for all the successful clutching and grabbing the wrestling team has done in recent years.  :-D

Now that you mention it, isn't there an individual NCAA title in there somewhere? And people say Schafer isn't getting it done on the national level. . . :-}