Opponents and Others, 2021-22

Started by Trotsky, August 21, 2021, 08:02:14 AM

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scoop85

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Quote from: scoop85Grad transfer fyi

What year did he sit out?

His bio page says he didn't play last year due to injury

scoop85

One of Harvard's top guys leaving early to join the Maple Leafs organization

https://twitter.com/mapleleafs/status/1507802083533242371

redice

Quote from: scoop85One of Harvard's top guys leaving early to joint the Maple Leafs organization

https://twitter.com/mapleleafs/status/1507802083533242371

Good riddance!!
"If a player won't go in the corners, he might as well take up checkers."

-Ned Harkness

Trotsky


CAS

Quinnipiac's top 6 scorers this year are all either seniors or grad transfers, so next year's team will look a lot different than this year's team.

Trotsky

Quote from: CASQuinnipiac's top 6 scorers this year are all either seniors or grad transfers, so next year's team will look a lot different than this year's team.
Unless Perets leaves I think they're still gonna rock.

RichH

Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: CASQuinnipiac's top 6 scorers this year are all either seniors or grad transfers, so next year's team will look a lot different than this year's team.
Unless Perets leaves I think they're still gonna rock.

Yeah, they're one of those teams who you think "as soon as this class leaves, they'll come back to earth," and then they get another 2-3 all-league caliber players. Of the past 10 seasons, they've finished lower than 3rd twice. Pecknold gets everything he needs.

Trotsky

Quote from: RichH
Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: CASQuinnipiac's top 6 scorers this year are all either seniors or grad transfers, so next year's team will look a lot different than this year's team.
Unless Perets leaves I think they're still gonna rock.

Yeah, they're one of those teams who you think "as soon as this class leaves, they'll come back to earth," and then they get another 2-3 all-league caliber players. Of the past 10 seasons, they've finished lower than 3rd twice. Pecknold gets everything he needs.
This is what happens when your admissions requirements are under water compared with the rest of your league.

Barring them leaving, we should kick them out.  Even Vermont had more academic integrity.

BearLover

Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: RichH
Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: CASQuinnipiac's top 6 scorers this year are all either seniors or grad transfers, so next year's team will look a lot different than this year's team.
Unless Perets leaves I think they're still gonna rock.

Yeah, they're one of those teams who you think "as soon as this class leaves, they'll come back to earth," and then they get another 2-3 all-league caliber players. Of the past 10 seasons, they've finished lower than 3rd twice. Pecknold gets everything he needs.
This is what happens when your admissions requirements are under water compared with the rest of your league.

Barring them leaving, we should kick them out.  Even Vermont had more academic integrity.
What is the basis for saying all this stuff? Quinnipiac lets everybody in, but Clarkson doesn't? BTW, Q has 2 draft picks on their team this year and Clarkson has 7. Yes, Q likely has low academic standards for their athletes, but so does mostly everyone else. Since when was the ECAC supposed to represent academic excellence?

Trotsky

Quote from: BearLoverSince when was the ECAC supposed to represent academic excellence?
Since always.  That was the basis for the Great Divorce in 1984.

We are the conference that deliberately handicaps ourselves by not letting in the Joe Rockheads that go to the factory schools.  We're the last bastion of some degree of academic integrity in a sports landscape where jocks are just paid employees who barely attend class.

jtwcornell91

Quote from: BearLover
Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: RichH
Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: CASQuinnipiac's top 6 scorers this year are all either seniors or grad transfers, so next year's team will look a lot different than this year's team.
Unless Perets leaves I think they're still gonna rock.

Yeah, they're one of those teams who you think "as soon as this class leaves, they'll come back to earth," and then they get another 2-3 all-league caliber players. Of the past 10 seasons, they've finished lower than 3rd twice. Pecknold gets everything he needs.
This is what happens when your admissions requirements are under water compared with the rest of your league.

Barring them leaving, we should kick them out.  Even Vermont had more academic integrity.
What is the basis for saying all this stuff? Quinnipiac lets everybody in, but Clarkson doesn't? BTW, Q has 2 draft picks on their team this year and Clarkson has 7. Yes, Q likely has low academic standards for their athletes, but so does mostly everyone else. Since when was the ECAC supposed to represent academic excellence?

FWIW, my beef with Q is not that they're trying to be a jock factory, but most decisions the school has made in the last couple of decades, including moving up the hockey program to D1, have been marketing ploys.  (E.g., they have a polling center because they realized that every time someone says "Quinnipiac poll", the school's name is mentioned in the media.)

Scersk '97

Quote from: jtwcornell91FWIW, my beef with Q is not that they're trying to be a jock factory, but most decisions the school has made in the last couple of decades, including moving up the hockey program to D1, have been marketing ploys.  (E.g., they have a polling center because they realized that every time someone says "Quinnipiac poll", the school's name is mentioned in the media.)

Quinnipiac, in all facets of its expanded form, is the natural result of the student-as-consumer model of education. Coming soon to a campus near you!

Trotsky

Quote from: Scersk '97
Quote from: jtwcornell91FWIW, my beef with Q is not that they're trying to be a jock factory, but most decisions the school has made in the last couple of decades, including moving up the hockey program to D1, have been marketing ploys.  (E.g., they have a polling center because they realized that every time someone says "Quinnipiac poll", the school's name is mentioned in the media.)

Quinnipiac, in all facets of its expanded form, is the natural result of the student-as-consumer model of education. Coming soon to a campus near you!

They can't fix the weather tho.

billhoward

Quote from: Scersk '97Quinnipiac, in all facets of its expanded form, is the natural result of the student-as-consumer model of education. Coming soon to a campus near you!
As the president of Enterprise Rental said of his academic background and wanting branch managers like him: I want to hire hungry people. I want the people who made possible the upper half of the graduating class.

Jeff Hopkins '82

Quote from: billhoward
Quote from: Scersk '97Quinnipiac, in all facets of its expanded form, is the natural result of the student-as-consumer model of education. Coming soon to a campus near you!
As the president of Enterprise Rental said of his academic background and wanting branch managers like him: I want to hire hungry people. I want the people who made possible the upper half of the graduating class.

Translation:  I want people with low expectations so I can pay them peanuts.