HUNT FOR MINNETONKA HS IS ON AGAIN

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HUNT FOR MINNETONKA HS IS ON AGAIN

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Tavis McMillan has flaked on his commitment to coach at Minnetonka HS. He has accepted a position with one of the pro teams to do scouting work in the area.
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Which team is it Atlanta?
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Didn't hear which team he went with.
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Re: HUNT FOR MINNETONKA HS IS ON AGAIN

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toomanystitches wrote:Tavis McMillan has flaked on his commitment to coach at Minnetonka HS. He has accepted a position with one of the pro teams to do scouting work in the area.

Ouch
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Post by Bub »

Does anyone know why he went looking for another job after making a commitment to Minnetonka?
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Post by breakout »

Bub wrote:Does anyone know why he went looking for another job after making a commitment to Minnetonka?

Don't fret, Pat Quinn is still available. All the boosters need to come up with is $2,996,000. Pass the plate gentlemen. Let's Get R Done!
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Post by toomanystitches »

Heard that Younghans is still interested in the position. Bet they could get him for half of what Quinn needs.
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toomanystitches wrote:Heard that Younghans is still interested in the position. Bet they could get him for half of what Quinn needs.

I believe Younghans compensation requirements are a case of beer a week and a date per month.

I would love to see him coach Minnetonka. He would create intensity.
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breakout wrote:
toomanystitches wrote:Heard that Younghans is still interested in the position. Bet they could get him for half of what Quinn needs.

I believe Younghans compensation requirements are a case of beer a week and a date per month.

I would love to see him coach Minnetonka. He would create intensity.
This would be interesting. I think he would do a very good job.
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Post by toomanystitches »

Besides the energy Younghans would bring, he would bring another important element to Minnetonka...loyalty...15 years at EP and 4 at Wayzata. What a horrible example the kids from Mtka have had to endure..Pauly and McMillan.
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toomanystitches wrote:Besides the energy Younghans would bring, he would bring another important element to Minnetonka...loyalty...15 years at EP and 4 at Wayzata. What a horrible example the kids from Mtka have had to endure..Pauly and McMillan.
You are dead on. He is a tremendously loyal person. He was an old school hockey player. Skate through a brick wall for his team. Minnetonka would benefit from having him step in. Hope it works out for both parties.
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Post by BSM99 »

Tom Younghans is a great person and he would do a good job for Tonka. As to the "loyalty issue" and the "bad example" of Pauly and MacMillan - grow up toomanystiches.

In the big grown up world people leave for other job opportunities.
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Post by breakout »

BSM99 wrote:Tom Younghans is a great person and he would do a good job for Tonka. As to the "loyalty issue" and the "bad example" of Pauly and MacMillan - grow up toomanystiches.

In the big grown up world people leave for other job opportunities.

Or get fired...........ala Hanas (spell??)
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toomanystitches wrote:Besides the energy Younghans would bring, he would bring another important element to Minnetonka...loyalty...15 years at EP and 4 at Wayzata. What a horrible example the kids from Mtka have had to endure..Pauly and McMillan.
I don't think McMillan was there long enough to set a horrible example and I know what you mean about that SOB Pauly. He had the audacity to make Tonka a winning team after 10 years and got them to a State Tourney :lol: What a horrible example he has set :roll:
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Post by DannyCalifornia »

"I don't think McMillan was there long enough to set a horrible example and I know what you mean about that SOB Pauly. He had the audacity to make Tonka a winning team after 10 years and got them to a State Tourney What a horrible example he has set"


Probably one of the better quips I have heard lately-funny.

Also let me be the 1st one to slap A.D on the back for making a mess of situation again--this appears to be strike 3 for him.1)bolin2)hillman3)mcmillan--good job--and this is a team that should contend for that section. By all accounts though I heard this is a team that can get over the debacle they have been apart of unfortunately and gel together at right time, we'll see. For the record I vote for Younghans also, but doubt it will happen.
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Post by toomanystitches »

Interesting post at "Chapman Resigns." Is Wally going to Minnetonka?
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Post by demongoed »

How involved are any of the parents of players in this mess in terms of holding the AD accoutable? Sounds like Tonka has a chance to step up in the next few years, but the AD is successfully screwing it up. Is this typical of him over there? Any names being floated around?
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Post by flatontheice »

Wally wont ever...EVER...ever go to Minnetonka.
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Post by tomASS »

I would point the finger at the parents before the AD - You don't think they insisted in being part of the process?
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Tonka

Post by blueblood »

Is the search over?

I think it is......
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Post by cheapshot »

the search is over? What do you mean?
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Re: Tonka

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blueblood wrote:Is the search over?

I think it is......
Scott Oliver?
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Scott Oliver?

Post by blueblood »

No.No.No.....
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Re: Scott Oliver?

Post by flatontheice »

blueblood wrote:No.No.No.....
Larry Hendrickson?
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Post by Hockeyguy_27 »

Tonka hired one of the assistant coaches from Pauly's staff. I don't know which one but this is the word.
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