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Others had interest, but because several programs (ex: Minnesota) have coaching staffs with no knowledge of the player pool in the O, the Dub, or the Q (&/or any willingness to do the hard & quick work to recruit these players) certain players will have been a bit less recruited than expected. The good programs will have connections throughout the Canadian hockey world, and many including North Dakota will have familiarity with the CHL player base when they were recruiting them coming out of minor hockey before they went major junior under the old rules. Certain schools would have been all over Josh Zakreski before he committed, several others would have had no clue who he was in the Dub. Same applies for Kocha Delic, the standout in the O who is putting up very good numbers at Miami.

Didn't have an opportunity in 2020 and in 2021, couldn't get one more in a crazy regional final 5OT game. But those teams were legitimately great.

You're going to see more and more uncommitted guys in the USHL. Teams are getting pickier with their commits now with 1000+ CHLers eligible. And players are less loyal than they've ever been as well

Bad bad bad

There's a non zero chance that Strinden read/heard the criticism from all of us s*** talking about him missing the net all the time & he's gone off since!!

Michigan has a sizable fanbase, Penn State has a small but growing hockey fanbase, but idk if there's casual appeal with B1G Hockey. Women's volleyball seems to do pretty well, although completely unsure of their numbers

My guess would be 35% USHL, 30% WHL, 25% minor/HS/prep. Remember, you still have to go to minor hockey, HS, prep games to get to know the upcoming August 1 first time commit eligible potential recruits. Denver certainly was scouting Colt Carter last year when he was playing U18 AAA minor hockey in St Albert Alberta, and they committed him quite under the radar, and that certainly looks great right now with Carter being a borderline star as a 16 year old producer in the Dub with Moose Jaw.

Carson Pilgrim and Ashton Schultz as 2006s can play another year of junior yes, so they can be deferred. Pilgrim the more likely of the two to be deferred, but we'll see

Schloss Cast update: Hasn't been showing up on Apple Podcasts for me but is on the Grand Forks Herald site.

5 UND commits make the 2025 USA World Junior A Challenge Roster

I think San Jose & GM Mike Grier would be more than open to a 2nd year in the NCAA for him, but they're equally as likely to sign him and get him in the league or at least the A next year. We'll see

Stauffer isn't an assistant coach. He's the Oilers Radio Color Commentator.

Programs that Willis follows on IG: Arizona State, North Dakota, Minnesota, Boston College, Boston University Certainly subject to change, but an early indicator of where his head might be in the recruitment process

Sheahan is a good recruiter and the Notre Dame academic/prestige brand sells itself well. Then again, most of us remember when Sasha Pastujov, Logan Cooley, Rutger McGroarty, and more were committed to Notre Dame at one time and then all decommitted and the Fighting Irish were left with egg on their face.

UND Bubbles, what a pleasant surprise this Friday night

Good solid win!

Josephson what a pass!!!!

Guevin is good. Gotta stay out of the box

Feed I'm watching has no PxP or color commentary, just HS style filming... wtf

Justin Poirier killing it so far for Maine. Darkhorse Hobey candidate

Injured in practice last week

USHL sounds so much better than "NJHL". Woof

I think 98% of players need to really dominate at the lower level(s) before they move up a level. The 2% who don't are physical freaks &/or Tier 1 elite stars already.

Love when programs &/or individual players defer a year in order for that player to have their offensive breakout before coming to campus. Get a year older and build more offense and thus confidence. Should do wonders for his development