Comments for College Hockey PROSPECTive http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com Wed, 25 Apr 2012 04:11:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Saturday Musings: Columnist Eric Donnellan – The Doug Carr Story by 2013 Rosters begin to take shape | The Beanpot Forum http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/2012/04/14/saturday-musings-columnist-eric-donnellan-the-doug-carr-story/#comment-1118 2013 Rosters begin to take shape | The Beanpot Forum Wed, 25 Apr 2012 04:11:43 +0000 http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/?p=756#comment-1118 [...] For those of you who haven’t read my article on Doug Carr (Lowell) earlier this month, please give it a read. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:LikeBe the first to like this post. This entry was posted in [...] [...] For those of you who haven’t read my article on Doug Carr (Lowell) earlier this month, please give it a read. Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:LikeBe the first to like this post. This entry was posted in [...]

]]> Comment on CHP NHL Draft College Prospect #42: Frank Vatrano by 2013 Rosters begin to take shape | The Beanpot Forum http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/2012/04/09/chp-nhl-draft-college-prospect-42-frank-vatrano/#comment-1117 2013 Rosters begin to take shape | The Beanpot Forum Wed, 25 Apr 2012 04:10:23 +0000 http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/?p=726#comment-1117 [...] to pick against BC again next season. Keep an eye out for freshman recruit ’12 Frank Vatrano who College Hockey Prospective profiled and listed as #42 on its list of top NHL Draft College Prospects. God bless Jerry York…what a [...] [...] to pick against BC again next season. Keep an eye out for freshman recruit ’12 Frank Vatrano who College Hockey Prospective profiled and listed as #42 on its list of top NHL Draft College Prospects. God bless Jerry York…what a [...]

]]> Comment on CHP Top 60 NHL Draft College Prospects: 45 to 41 by CHP Top 60 NHL Draft College Prospects: 40 to 36 | College Hockey PROSPECTive http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/2012/03/14/chp-top-60-nhl-draft-college-prospects-45-to-41/#comment-965 CHP Top 60 NHL Draft College Prospects: 40 to 36 | College Hockey PROSPECTive Mon, 16 Apr 2012 21:23:44 +0000 http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/?p=591#comment-965 [...] CHP Top 60:  Prospects 45 to 41 [...] [...] CHP Top 60:  Prospects 45 to 41 [...]

]]> Comment on CHP Top 60 NHL Draft College Prospects: 55 to 51 by CHP Top 60 NHL Draft College Prospects: 40 to 36 | College Hockey PROSPECTive http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/2012/02/15/chp-top-60-nhl-draft-college-prospects-55-to-51/#comment-963 CHP Top 60 NHL Draft College Prospects: 40 to 36 | College Hockey PROSPECTive Mon, 16 Apr 2012 21:08:55 +0000 http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/?p=443#comment-963 [...] CHP Top 60: Prospects 55 to 51 [...] [...] CHP Top 60: Prospects 55 to 51 [...]

]]> Comment on CHP Top 60 NHL Draft College Prospects: 60 to 56 by CHP Top 60 NHL Draft College Prospects: 40 to 36 | College Hockey PROSPECTive http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/2012/02/01/chp-top-60-nhl-draft-college-prospects-60-to-56/#comment-962 CHP Top 60 NHL Draft College Prospects: 40 to 36 | College Hockey PROSPECTive Mon, 16 Apr 2012 20:59:28 +0000 http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/?p=341#comment-962 [...] CHP Top 60: Prospects 60 to 56 [...] [...] CHP Top 60: Prospects 60 to 56 [...]

]]> Comment on “Prospecting” the NCAA East Regional: Union College’s Jeremy Welsh by From the Frozen Four to the Final Game – East Coast Cane http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/2012/03/25/prospecting-the-ncaa-east-regional-union-colleges-jeremy-welsh/#comment-852 From the Frozen Four to the Final Game – East Coast Cane Fri, 06 Apr 2012 23:07:55 +0000 http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/?p=658#comment-852 [...] that the Boston Bruins had some interest in the big forward, and he had previously attended the Chicago Blackhawks prospect camp. After meeting with former Hurricanes (and some of the best centers in the NHL) Ron Francis and Rod [...] [...] that the Boston Bruins had some interest in the big forward, and he had previously attended the Chicago Blackhawks prospect camp. After meeting with former Hurricanes (and some of the best centers in the NHL) Ron Francis and Rod [...]

]]> Comment on College Hockey and the OHL Selection Draft by admin http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/2012/04/06/college-hockey-and-the-ohl-selection-draft/#comment-851 admin Fri, 06 Apr 2012 18:17:34 +0000 http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/?p=705#comment-851 Thanks for the kind words. You are right about Kerr and I've updated the story to include that. The fact that Godbout wasn't invited to the NTDP is not an indication of his being an OHL "lean" that I am aware. Thanks for the kind words. You are right about Kerr and I’ve updated the story to include that. The fact that Godbout wasn’t invited to the NTDP is not an indication of his being an OHL “lean” that I am aware.

]]> Comment on College Hockey and the OHL Selection Draft by BradyThomas http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/2012/04/06/college-hockey-and-the-ohl-selection-draft/#comment-850 BradyThomas Fri, 06 Apr 2012 17:58:42 +0000 http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/?p=705#comment-850 Hey Bob, This is a great story. Thanks I think Kevin Kerr is committed to Penn State Given that Godbout was not at the USNTDP camp, does that mean he is likely to go OHL instead of college? Tim Hey Bob,

This is a great story. Thanks

I think Kevin Kerr is committed to Penn State

Given that Godbout was not at the USNTDP camp, does that mean he is likely to go OHL instead of college?

Tim

]]> Comment on “Prospecting” the NCAA East Regional: Union College’s Jeremy Welsh by Jeremy Welsh News & Features « CanesPR.com http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/2012/03/25/prospecting-the-ncaa-east-regional-union-colleges-jeremy-welsh/#comment-848 Jeremy Welsh News & Features « CanesPR.com Fri, 06 Apr 2012 11:53:43 +0000 http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/?p=658#comment-848 [...] “Prospecting” the NCAA East Regional: Jeremy Welsh [...] [...] “Prospecting” the NCAA East Regional: Jeremy Welsh [...]

]]> Comment on Saturday Musings: Columnist Michael Spath by Jeremy http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/2012/03/03/saturday-musings-columnist-michael-spath-2/#comment-712 Jeremy Sat, 24 Mar 2012 02:19:42 +0000 http://www.collegehockeyprospective.com/?p=530#comment-712 How can a fan from UND and Boston get along? Give them a common enemy. It seems like the NCAA is stickin' it to hockey fans. I've caught a few periods tonight, March 23, getting ready for UND's game tomorrow afternoon and can't believe my eyes. We see it every year empty seats, empty arenas. In Grand Forks, ND UND is used to playing for crowds over 11000 every home game, preseason and holiday breaks included. Now you get a series against the Gophers, Pioneers, squealing Eagles from BC and we blow the roof off the joint. If I didn't already have enough conspiracies to follow I would assume the NCAA wants to ruin college hockey because they are not doing it justice when it comes to the regionals and Frozen Four. If the NCAA is trying to sell the game and get more viewers for a televised D-1 Game, nothing screams change the channel more a passive and bored spectators who are outnumbered by the ushers. Thank God the teams have family members! I don't have the answers. I like the idea of having the regionals in designated spots, having the number one seeds host, or having some of the schools that never make the tournament host. Even though I can watch on t.v. the least the NCAA could do is get the games more accessible to fans. Fans, what about the players? Is the NCAA screwing the fans or the players more? Hey Barry! How about durning your next post game interview you ask the player of the game how it feels to score the winning goal in triple overtime against your most hated rival to make to the Frozen Four in front of 250 fans, 25 ushers, and 10 custodians? How can a fan from UND and Boston get along? Give them a common enemy. It seems like the NCAA is stickin’ it to hockey fans. I’ve caught a few periods tonight, March 23, getting ready for UND’s game tomorrow afternoon and can’t believe my eyes.

We see it every year empty seats, empty arenas. In Grand Forks, ND UND is used to playing for crowds over 11000 every home game, preseason and holiday breaks included. Now you get a series against the Gophers, Pioneers, squealing Eagles from BC and we blow the roof off the joint.

If I didn’t already have enough conspiracies to follow I would assume the NCAA wants to ruin college hockey because they are not doing it justice when it comes to the regionals and Frozen Four. If the NCAA is trying to sell the game and get more viewers for a televised D-1 Game, nothing screams change the channel more a passive and bored spectators who are outnumbered by the ushers. Thank God the teams have family members!

I don’t have the answers. I like the idea of having the regionals in designated spots, having the number one seeds host, or having some of the schools that never make the tournament host. Even though I can watch on t.v. the least the NCAA could do is get the games more accessible to fans.

Fans, what about the players? Is the NCAA screwing the fans or the players more? Hey Barry! How about durning your next post game interview you ask the player of the game how it feels to score the winning goal in triple overtime against your most hated rival to make to the Frozen Four in front of 250 fans, 25 ushers, and 10 custodians?

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