petey23

I have two tickets for the Regional. section 105, row g, seats 20-21. On the glass right next to the Zamboni opening.

Right! What is this? College Basketball or Football?

Not sure how it works with a job outside the NHL. If he took an assistant job in NHL they usually work it out contract wise netween old team and new team.

Would Aaron Schneekloth be a candidate and would he be interested in leaving Colorado? He has been there as a player and/or coach since 2006. Won back to back Kelly Cups as a coach in the ECHL and has done well as the head coach again now that the Colorado Eagles are the Avalanches AHL team. He went 40-25-7 in his first year and is 37-16-8 so far this season. He may already be on NHL teams radars.

Penalty Kill over the last few years has been better for sure. There is an old saying that may apply here....you can't make chicken out of chicken soup

Hak should have won NHL Coach of the year in his second season at both Philly and Seattle and was fired the following season?

I brought him up in another thread but since this is fully dedicated to the New Coach. This one would be in my top 3 for sure at this point. Todd Knott (pronounced Kuh-NOT) joined the Badger coaching staff as associate head coach in April 2023. The 2023 American Hockey Coaches Association's Terry Flanagan Award winner for his career body of work as an assistant coach, Knott spent the prior 11 seasons on Hastings' staff at Minnesota State, first as an assistant coach, before becoming associate head coach in 2018. He spent 14 years total at Minnesota State. Ranked the No. 1 college hockey recruiter by a panel of NHL scouts, USHL executives, agents and other college coaches according to The Athletic in the fall of 2022, Knott was key in helping Minnesota State to eight NCAA tournament appearances over 11 seasons, as well as a pair of NCAA Frozen Four trips and an NCAA runner-up finish. As a coaching partner with new head coach Mike Hastings at Minnesota State, Knott's collegiate coaching resume mimics UW's bench boss, with eight conference regular-season titles and four conference tournament titles over the 11 seasons. That also included 11 consecutive 20-win seasons and three 30-win campaigns. Knott is simply the best in the business," once source said to The Athletic in the college coach recruit rankings. "He can identify and recruit talent as well as anyone. He's honest and relentless in his effort." Before his time at Minnesota State, Knott coached in the USHL beginning in 2005 as associate head coach for Des Moines, helping the team win the Clark Cup in his first season. He moved on to become head coach and general manager in Sioux City before joining the Mavericks. Prior to the USHL, Knott served one season as assistant coach and one as head coach for the NAHL's Fargo-Moorhead Jets, helping the team win a regular-season championship and the West Division playoff title. They finished as Tier II runners up that same 2004-05 campaign. Knott's collegiate playing career spanned 1998 through 2002 at Bemidji State where he earned his physical education degree in 2002. Knott's family includes his wife, Angie, and their daughters Allie and Baylee, as well as their son, Jackson.

If we bring in a coach from outside the UND family it would not be a bad idea to keep Dane on staff in my opinion.

Not sure about Hockey but several football programs do. need to manage the salary cap.

Bump with the winner....who saw that coming?

Yeah that forward split is probably 8 and 4 or 9 and 3 and the dman split is 4 and 2 at best. Goalie split would be 2 and 0

Crazy that we are down to 1 game and 7 teams will have their final spot in the pairwise and seeding decided by the outcome WMU and Minnesota for 4 and 5 overall Denver could finish 8-10 Providence and 8 or 9 Ohio St. 9 or 10 Penn St. and Quinnipiac 12 or 13

Hard to imagine giving a player 6 figures who has an 88% chance of earning 80k a season when he turns pro.

Well, Cornell was preseason #2 I believe.

This is a guy I would hope they would reach out to. 46 years old and regarded as a great recruiter. https://www.msureporter.com/2023/02/09/todd-knott-named-terry-flanagan-award-winner-by-american-hockey-coaches-association/ https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/3591225/2022/09/27/college-hockey-recruiters-rankings/