D-1 Talent = State Title?
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I realize that. Someone posted a few before you asking what is the most NHL'rs a state championship team has ever produced...I thought you were replying to that. My bad.mnmouth wrote:The original post did not ask if any player made the NHL. To paraphrase, it was whether a team ever won state without a D-I player.Sats81 wrote:mnmouth wrote: Throw in Ian Petersen, Toby's brother, and Joe Bianchi.
Ben Clymer was a freshman in 93, am almost positive he played bantams that yr. Toby was an 8th grader in 93. He did play bantams that yr. Also, Ian Peterson and Joey Bianchi never played in the NHL.
Benito-Brandt was the goalie on the 99 team, Lee on the 07 team, who was the goalie on the 90 team? Btw, how many guys ended up playing d-1 on the 99 state champs? They were tough! Completely dismantled Hastings in the championship game.Benito Juarez wrote:The number #1 ingredient of the recipe for a State title is....
A goalie that is real good (d1)or he is standing on his head for 3 games.
BTW:
Roseau's last 3 State Championship teams have had a D1 goalie in net.
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Jerome Butler UMDSats81 wrote:Benito-Brandt was the goalie on the 99 team, Lee on the 07 team, who was the goalie on the 90 team? .Benito Juarez wrote:The number #1 ingredient of the recipe for a State title is....
A goalie that is real good (d1)or he is standing on his head for 3 games.
BTW:
Roseau's last 3 State Championship teams have had a D1 goalie in net.
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Doesn't matter - the original poster asked about players that went on to play D1 after high school. Whether they committed before or not, they played D1 and were a huge reason for the state title.BTW wrote:Lee and the D-1, #1 ranked and seeded, undefeated Rams allowed a team with ZERO (0) D-1 offers to fire six (6) goals into the Roseau net during the 2008 semifinals.
BTW: None of the 2008 Pioneers received any D-1 offers until after State, Ted Brill, and Juniors.
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Look the bottom line is: High school hockey is played with two lines. there are exceptions to this rule but the fact is two lines play a majority of playoff games. And therefore if you don't have ***future/current*** D-1 talent on your team, it makes things very difficult when you face teams with 2-3 guys that can take over the game and play as much as they do in HS hockey.
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EP was #2 most of the year in 09 (Edina was #1, and went down in the state quarterfinals; others also plugged Jefferson), but still, I agree with the point here: a lot of these upsets weren't massive. Even with '08 Roseau, their schedule was pretty weak and more than a few people thought they might go down at State.DubCHAGuy wrote:I'll give you the 2008 Rams as a "superteam" that lost, however most of those other years were mild upsets at best. In both 2009 & 2011 EP was #1 most of the year and #1 in 6AA and the state tournament. 2010 Tonka/Edina was #1/#2 and Edina had already beaten them during the year.BTW wrote:Lee and the D-1, #1 ranked and seeded, undefeated Rams allowed a team with ZERO (0) D-1 offers to fire six (6) goals into the Roseau net during the 2008 semifinals.
BTW: None of the 2008 Pioneers received any D-1 offers until after State, Ted Brill, and Juniors.
The only huge upset of a #1 in the past few years was Edina going down in '09, IMO. Plus the Holy Angels teams that lost in the middle of this past decade. Last year's upset of Hill was big only because of who beat them--they were a nice team, but not among the more dominant #1s we've had in the past decade.
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I know. But as I said at the time, it was mostly because I thought they were a well-built, well-coached team that was on a roll. It wasn't because they had an overwhelming amount of talent, or at least not compared to #1s in other recent years.PuckU126 wrote:FYI, you ranked them #1 for a few weeks, Karl.karl(east) wrote:Last year's upset of Hill was big only because of who beat them--they were a nice team, but not among the more dominant #1s we've had in the past decade.
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I would say he was average as far as size is concerned. Not small by any means, but not a giant either.Sats81 wrote:Did he have pretty good size in HS? I heard he was an All-State LB in football too?grindiangrad-80 wrote:I think he was a junior in '76.
Very good high school player.
Played for Notre Dame after that.
He had the 3 most important qualities in an athlete- smart, hard worker, and he truly enjoyed competing.
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