Should Jamestown be accepted into the NSIC?

[njmav1]

Raboin would be a solid choice right now. He is young and has done well at Augie.

I have seen people online wanting Grant Poltony, but what has he done? He was average at Northern Michigan, and average in the AHL. Other that being a Goofer hero from 2002, his coaching resume is not that solid.

I saw an X post that Brett Larson, Grant Potulny, and Garrett Raboin are lined up for interviews this weekend. I would expect an offer next week or two. A new coach has to be in place to keep current players and commits from bolting.

[SW_Mustang]

Josh Kotai was announced as a finalist for the Mike Richter Award - which was a given. Guy was lights out all year. Fun to watch.

[SW_Mustang]

Raboin was offered and declined - according to the rumor mill.

Sounds like Brett Larson is the next target.

Personally, I think they need to hire someone that "knows the culture" - they haven't won a title in close to 25 years, and I'd like for that culture to continue.

[Husky]

SCSU hasn't made the Tourney the last 3 years, Gophers fans will have a meltdown if Larson is hired

[vikingfaithful]

Raboin was offered and declined - according to the rumor mill.

Sounds like Brett Larson is the next target.

Personally, I think they need to hire someone that "knows the culture" - they haven't won a title in close to 25 years, and I'd like for that culture to continue.

Raboin, gets a fat pay raise for looking elsewhere.

Is the U, still considered the best job in college hockey?

[WSUWarriorFan]

Raboin was offered and declined - according to the rumor mill.

Sounds like Brett Larson is the next target.

Personally, I think they need to hire someone that "knows the culture" - they haven't won a title in close to 25 years, and I'd like for that culture to continue.

The title game against Quinnipiac will forever haunt that fan base.

[WSUWarriorFan]

Raboin, gets a fat pay raise for looking elsewhere.

Is the U, still considered the best job in college hockey?

I've seen a lot of rumors of the AD potentially leaving for Kentucky. Its a good job but perhaps the timing of it doesn't make it so.

[njmav1]

Raboin was offered and declined - according to the rumor mill.

Sounds like Brett Larson is the next target.

Personally, I think they need to hire someone that "knows the culture" - they haven't won a title in close to 25 years, and I'd like for that culture to continue.

Hearing that Larson has also turned down the Gophers. I'm telling you guys that Potulny has a shot at this job. He had one of the top incoming freshman class when he suddenly left Northern Michigan.

[MrMustang]

almost 250 pages. I fondly remember when we reached 100. what a country

[SW_Mustang]

The title game against Quinnipiac will forever haunt that fan base.

I was so happy when Quinnipiac scored that goal like 10 seconds into OT.

[SW_Mustang]

In other hockey news - the NCHC welcomes it's newest member in St. Thomas as their CCHA tenure is now officially over.

[SW_Mustang]

almost 250 pages. I fondly remember when we reached 100. what a country

As far as I know it's the second longest thread on the entire board behind the PSAC/PASSHE thread.

[njmav1]

In other hockey news - the NCHC welcomes it's newest member in St. Thomas as their CCHA tenure is now officially over.

I doubt anyone on campus will notice or even care.

[SW_Mustang]

I doubt anyone on campus will notice or even care.

They have a couple fans... allegedly.

[vikingfaithful]

They have a couple fans... allegedly.

CCHA was just a stepping stone for the arrogant Tommy world...As is the Summit League.