Garman is gone (from the hockey program)

Started by Cop at Lynah, April 12, 2011, 08:05:52 AM

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dag14

Actually, Mike is not gone, he has left the hockey team.  He is on campus attending classes so that he can graduate.

Al DeFlorio

Quote from: dag14Actually, Mike is not gone, he has left the hockey team.  He is on campus attending classes so that he can graduate.
Now I'm really confused.  He's a junior.  How can he "graduate" if he's going to play pro hockey next year?  Or is he going to finish this semester so he has only two more required to complete his degree...someday?  In which case he hasn't decided to "graduate," he's decided to leave after his junior year and put his education on hold.  Or is he some kind of genius and will get his degree in only three years?
Al DeFlorio '65

billhoward

Quote from: Al DeFlorio
Quote from: dag14Actually, Mike is not gone, he has left the hockey team.  He is on campus attending classes so that he can graduate.
Now I'm really confused.  He's a junior.  How can he "graduate" if he's going to play pro hockey next year?  Or is he going to finish this semester so he has only two more required to complete his degree...someday?  In which case he hasn't decided to "graduate," he's decided to leave after his junior year and put his education on hold.  Or is he some kind of genius and will get his degree in only three years?
Maybe he's smarter than you and me, Al?

upprdeck

hmmm.  and people didn't think the poster early last week knew what he was talking about..

KeithK

Quote from: Al DeFlorio
Quote from: dag14Actually, Mike is not gone, he has left the hockey team.  He is on campus attending classes so that he can graduate.
Now I'm really confused.  He's a junior.  How can he "graduate" if he's going to play pro hockey next year?  Or is he going to finish this semester so he has only two more required to complete his degree...someday?  In which case he hasn't decided to "graduate," he's decided to leave after his junior year and put his education on hold.  Or is he some kind of genius and will get his degree in only three years?
It's certainly possible to graduate after three years if you have enough credits.  He may have come in with a bunch of AP credits and/or taken classes over the summers to get ahead.  He might also be planning to graduate in August, which gives him another chance to take classes.

Rosey

Quote from: upprdeckhmmm.  and people didn't think the poster early last week knew what he was talking about..
I didn't interpret it that way: my statement ("Can I PM you for details?") was to express skepticism about any unconfirmed "I heard it from a guy who knows" claim. I had no basis for either believing it or disbelieving it, and my statement should not have been interpreted as a judgment about the truth of the claim. Now we have confirmation. Fabulous. :-)
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Al DeFlorio

Quote from: KeithKIt's certainly possible to graduate after three years if you have enough credits.  He may have come in with a bunch of AP credits and/or taken classes over the summers to get ahead.  He might also be planning to graduate in August, which gives him another chance to take classes.
And that's what I'm told will happen.  While it's possible, it's not exactly the norm, especially for someone playing a sport with a season that extends six months across a nine-month school year.  Good for Mike.
Al DeFlorio '65

scoop85

Well, unless a late goaltending recruit is in the works, Iles will need to play the iron man role next season.

ugarte

Quote from: scoop85Well, unless a late goaltending recruit is in the works, Iles will need to play the iron man role next season.
Or the band should start learning how to play The Farmer in the Dell.

upprdeck

its a dead period now so it may be awhile before any new recruiting gets done.

Trotsky

Quote from: Al DeFlorioOr is he some kind of genius and will get his degree in only three years?
Didn't Jordan Kary just do this?

The last time we had a situation like this we accelerated the schedule of a future goalie.  The result was The Ballad of Eddie Skazyk.

I kind of hope this turns out a little better.

Al DeFlorio

Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: Al DeFlorioOr is he some kind of genius and will get his degree in only three years?
Didn't Jordan Kary just do this?

The last time we had a situation like this we accelerated the schedule of a future goalie.  The result was The Ballad of Eddie Skazyk.

I kind of hope this turns out a little better.
I thought McKee had deferred matriculation but then changed when LeNeveu left.
Al DeFlorio '65

marty

Quote from: Al DeFlorio
Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: Al DeFlorioOr is he some kind of genius and will get his degree in only three years?
Didn't Jordan Kary just do this?

The last time we had a situation like this we accelerated the schedule of a future goalie.  The result was The Ballad of Eddie Skazyk.

I kind of hope this turns out a little better.
I thought McKee had deferred matriculation but then changed when LeNeveu left.

That's what I remember too.
"When we came off, [Bitz] said, 'Thank God you scored that goal,'" Moulson said. "He would've killed me if I didn't."

KeithK

Quote from: marty
Quote from: Al DeFlorio
Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: Al DeFlorioOr is he some kind of genius and will get his degree in only three years?
Didn't Jordan Kary just do this?

The last time we had a situation like this we accelerated the schedule of a future goalie.  The result was The Ballad of Eddie Skazyk.

I kind of hope this turns out a little better.
I thought McKee had deferred matriculation but then changed when LeNeveu left.

That's what I remember too.
You two may be right. But some of us remember the Skazyk situation a little more clearly because that didn't turn out quite as well.  1993... *cringe*.