Dane Jackson named head coach

[90siouxfan]

19 hours ago, Cratter said:

That's the official North Dakota Hockey account announcing the new head coach.

Lots of eyeballs on it.

Especially younger people....*cough recruits*.

I was referring to the young Berry woman's  account.

[.357]

A couple of interesting points from this article.

1) Jackson will no doubt be bringing in another assistant at some point, but it doesn't sound like Simpson or Goehring are going anywhere. At least that's how I read it. Which I don't get, what great or needed value does Goehring bring to the team? Was hoping that Jackson would have the cajones to part with him but it appears not. Disappointing to say the least, this team needs fresh ideas on the bench in the worst way.

2) And thought this was interesting: "Junior hockey coaches and NHL scouts have told the Herald that UND's presence on the recruiting trail needs to grow. How will Jackson solve that?"

 

[crb1]

23 minutes ago, .357 said:

A couple of interesting points from this article.

1) Jackson will no doubt be bringing in another assistant at some point, but it doesn't sound like Simpson or Goehring are going anywhere. At least that's how I read it. Which I don't get, what great or needed value does Goehring bring to the team? Was hoping that Jackson would have the cajones to part with him but it appears not. Disappointing to say the least, this team needs fresh ideas on the bench in the worst way.

2) And thought this was interesting: "Junior hockey coaches and NHL scouts have told the Herald that UND's presence on the recruiting trail needs to grow. How will Jackson solve that?"

 

#2. This is disturbing to hear, but makes sense with the lack of recruit announcements coming the last couple years. 

[cberkas]

26 minutes ago, .357 said:

A couple of interesting points from this article.

1) Jackson will no doubt be bringing in another assistant at some point, but it doesn't sound like Simpson or Goehring are going anywhere. At least that's how I read it. Which I don't get, what great or needed value does Goehring bring to the team? Was hoping that Jackson would have the cajones to part with him but it appears not. Disappointing to say the least, this team needs fresh ideas on the bench in the worst way.

2) And thought this was interesting: "Junior hockey coaches and NHL scouts have told the Herald that UND's presence on the recruiting trail needs to grow. How will Jackson solve that?"

 

I had a feeling there wasn’t much recruiting going on and it was a precursor to Berry being fired the the end of the season.

[fightingsioux4life]

28 minutes ago, .357 said:

A couple of interesting points from this article.

1) Jackson will no doubt be bringing in another assistant at some point, but it doesn't sound like Simpson or Goehring are going anywhere. At least that's how I read it. Which I don't get, what great or needed value does Goehring bring to the team? Was hoping that Jackson would have the cajones to part with him but it appears not. Disappointing to say the least, this team needs fresh ideas on the bench in the worst way.

2) And thought this was interesting: "Junior hockey coaches and NHL scouts have told the Herald that UND's presence on the recruiting trail needs to grow. How will Jackson solve that?"

 

What has Goehring done as an assistant coach except come up with cute nicknames for backup goalies? 

As for Simpson, I am willing to give him the benefit of the doubt.

[tnt]

20 minutes ago, .357 said:

A couple of interesting points from this article.

1) Jackson will no doubt be bringing in another assistant at some point, but it doesn't sound like Simpson or Goehring are going anywhere. At least that's how I read it. Which I don't get, what great or needed value does Goehring bring to the team? Was hoping that Jackson would have the cajones to part with him but it appears not. Disappointing to say the least, this team needs fresh ideas on the bench in the worst way.

2) And thought this was interesting: "Junior hockey coaches and NHL scouts have told the Herald that UND's presence on the recruiting trail needs to grow. How will Jackson solve that?"

 

Sounds to me by that last bolded statement, that UND has leaned on their past tradition for recruiting and got fat and happy.  If that is the case, why would you not go in a new direction with a younger coach with a passion to get out there and find talent?   Since this appears to be the case, I don't know how you don't at least turn over most of the assistants and start fresh.   When Junior coaches and NHL scouts are saying these things, it is no wonder why the brand name of North Dakota hockey has fallen so much, and the administration appears to be blinded to it, because they are just going to remain status quo.   This is a major indictment on Berry, and if Schlossman can't see the reason for making a change now, then he is too blinded by his involvement. 

[InHeavenThereIsNoBeer]

36 minutes ago, .357 said:

A couple of interesting points from this article.

1) Jackson will no doubt be bringing in another assistant at some point, but it doesn't sound like Simpson or Goehring are going anywhere. At least that's how I read it. Which I don't get, what great or needed value does Goehring bring to the team? Was hoping that Jackson would have the cajones to part with him but it appears not. Disappointing to say the least, this team needs fresh ideas on the bench in the worst way.

2) And thought this was interesting: "Junior hockey coaches and NHL scouts have told the Herald that UND's presence on the recruiting trail needs to grow. How will Jackson solve that?"

 

Devil's advocate to he needs to get rid of Goehring is the powerplay.  My understanding is that's his responsibility and UND was 5th in the country at 26.4%.

The counter to that(I'm arguing with myself) is the lack of recruiting.  That is inexcusable and I'm guessing(hoping) that was something Jax disagreed with and there is a much more concerted effort going forward.

[tnt]

Sounds to me like the culture of UND was a culture of laziness!   Makes you wonder on all the players that UND missed out on by not being proactive and talking to these high end recruits in person, and touching base with their coaches and advisors. 

[cberkas]

10 minutes ago, tnt said:

Sounds to me by that last bolded statement, that UND has leaned on their past tradition for recruiting and got fat and happy.  If that is the case, why would you not go in a new direction with a younger coach with a passion to get out there and find talent?   Since this appears to be the case, I don't know how you don't at least turn over most of the assistants and start fresh.   When Junior coaches and NHL scouts are saying these things, it is no wonder why the brand name of North Dakota hockey has fallen so much, and the administration appears to be blinded to it, because they are just going to remain status quo.   This is a major indictment on Berry, and if Schlossman can't see the reason for making a change now, then he is too blinded by his involvement. 

Someone say online if North Dakota is a Top 5 job, then why restrict yourself to only people with ties to UND? if it’s for #culture, we all say what that did. 
 

This is why I was high on a WHL coach with NHL coaching experience and has OHL, WHL, and a Memorial Cup to his name. That gets you someone who has connections to the elite players we need to recruit in the league the produces the most talent to the NHL. 
 

I’m just not high on this move right now.

[cberkas]

1 minute ago, InHeavenThereIsNoBeer said:

Devil's advocate to he needs to get rid of Goehring is the powerplay.  My understanding is that's his responsibility and UND was 5th in the country at 26.4%.

That’s not a bad pp at 5th in the country. You want the pp and pk to be over 100% combined.

[stoneySIOUX]

38 minutes ago, .357 said:

A couple of interesting points from this article.

1) Jackson will no doubt be bringing in another assistant at some point, but it doesn't sound like Simpson or Goehring are going anywhere. At least that's how I read it. Which I don't get, what great or needed value does Goehring bring to the team? Was hoping that Jackson would have the cajones to part with him but it appears not. Disappointing to say the least, this team needs fresh ideas on the bench in the worst way.

2) And thought this was interesting: "Junior hockey coaches and NHL scouts have told the Herald that UND's presence on the recruiting trail needs to grow. How will Jackson solve that?"

 

This feels incredibly clear that Schloss is advocating for Chyzyk.

[tnt]

2 minutes ago, InHeavenThereIsNoBeer said:

Devil's advocate to he needs to get rid of Goehring is the powerplay.  My understanding is that's his responsibility and UND was 5th in the country at 26.4%.

The counter to that(I'm arguing with myself) is the lack of recruiting.  That is inexcusable and I'm guessing(hoping) that was something Jax disagreed with and there is a much more concerted effort going forward.

But did Berry prevent Jackson from going out recruiting?  It is easy to say you disagree with something to get a job, but did he go out of his way to touch base with recruits on his own.  I guess we will never know, but if he keeps all the same assistants, instead of bringing in an assistant known for recruiting, then we may have our answer.   I am much more upset about the state of the program now learning this, and frankly I am surprised Schlossman didn't keep that information in his lock box. 

[gfhockey]

4 minutes ago, cberkas said:

That’s not a bad pp at 5th in the country. You want the pp and pk to be over 100% combined.

Who was pk kill

[cberkas]

Just now, tnt said:

But did Berry prevent Jackson from going out recruiting?  It is easy to say you disagree with something to get a job, but did he go out of his way to touch base with recruits on his own.  I guess we will never know, but if he keeps all the same assistants, instead of bringing in an assistant known for recruiting, then we may have our answer.   I am much more upset about the state of the program now learning this, and frankly I am surprised Schlossman didn't keep that information in his lock box. 

This would explain why they kept getting portal goalies and not going out to have two in the pipeline at all times. 

[cberkas]

1 minute ago, gfhockey said:

Who was pk kill

Dane

[fightingsioux4life]

5 minutes ago, stoneySIOUX said:

This feels incredibly clear that Schloss is advocating for Chyzyk.

Chyzyk would make a solid assistant.

[yzerman19]

The recruiting criticism aligns with what I have been reporting regarding chippas.  

We need piss and vinegar...chippas that will chew nails to get on the pp...grindaz who would rather go to prison than surrender the zone...

Sioux hockey...blood and guts and thunder and lightning, sweet and nasty.  Hard, Heavy, Fast, Skilled, Mean....

[yzerman19]

Just now, fightingsioux4life said:

Chyzyk would make a solid assistant.

Bryn is awesome.

[fightingsioux4life]

Just now, yzerman19 said:

The recruiting criticism aligns with what I have been reporting regarding chippas.  

We need piss and vinegar...chippas that will chew nails to get on the pp...grindaz who would rather go to prison than surrender the zone...

Sioux hockey...blood and guts and thunder and lightning, sweet and nasty.  Hard, Heavy, Fast, Skilled, Mean....

This is a perfect description of what we need! Well done, my friend.

[UND1983]

What is the "fish bowls" thing I keep hearing about?

[The Sicatoka]

2 minutes ago, UND1983 said:

What is the "fish bowls" thing I keep hearing about?

Plastic face shields, not bird cages.

 Unless you mean at the old Westward Ho.

[siouxweet]

2 minutes ago, UND1983 said:

What is the "fish bowls" thing I keep hearing about?

It's the clear bubble face mask versus the metal one.

[yzerman19]

I think it refers to itec bubbles

[Oxbow6]

So reading between the lines that both assistant will be retained and that players threatened to leave this basically looks like a coup against BB as @yzerman19 stated awhile back. Wasn't a fan of BB over the past few years but he deserved better than what he got if this is the case.

[AJS]

50 minutes ago, .357 said:

2) And thought this was interesting: "Junior hockey coaches and NHL scouts have told the Herald that UND's presence on the recruiting trail needs to grow. How will Jackson solve that?"

 

Schloss, thank you! I and others have been pretty critical of what I believe is following the company line to the point of detriment. This is an incredibly insightful piece of information that will help the program.