fightingsioux4life

I think NCAA hockey is more national than it used to be. But if Denver or St. Thomas starts landing kids east of Lake Michigan, then you'll have to revise your rule of thumb.

So we don't try? Cripes, when did we get so skittish about which prospects we go after. You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.

The coaching change and having one assistant position unfilled does add some uncertainty to the mix. Which may give some prospects pause to come here.

Sounds like automatically assuming the B1G school will win the recruiting battles. Seeing way too much of that on this forum. Like I've said before, time to get our swagger back as a program.

Is this good news for us?

How many of them care about hockey? It's always been a FB first school.

I think it will be the best class since we moved up to D-1.

As a huge Star Trek fan, I wholeheartedly support this post. 😄

What? That's impossible! No one would ever choose UND over NDSU!!!

It was the 2014 NFC title game played on January 18th, 2015. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_NFC_Championship_Game

Was that the onside kick fumble in the 2014 NFC Championship game vs. the Seahawks? That would shake anyone to the core.

What's so funny?

And yet Michigan didn't even make the 16 team field this year.

Having the coaching change and the resultant disruptions doesn't help either.

So will that result in older, more experienced players in NCAA hockey?

I've been hearing that warning for years. College hockey is still here and puts more players into the NHL than ever.

They don't own these kids. And if they start treating them like that, some of them won't go to the CHL at all.

So having CHL players eligible may not be as big a benefit as some of us hoped?

Some of these kids went the CHL route because they couldn't meet the academic requirements of NCAA hockey.

Like I have said before, I am eager to move on from the Berry regime and I am very excited for what this team will look like in 2025-26. All this other garbage is a needless distraction.

And he was at UND 2 years. Jost left after one. I think one more year could have made a difference for Jost.

I also hope he gives it another shot someplace else. It just didn't work out here; that happens sometimes.

I honestly felt he may get buried in the minors and never get out. I was wrong. Congratulations Jackson Blake!

New regime in charge this time.

Something tells me that Romfo won't win the job in an open competition.