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There are some huge omissions on that list, I think you're going have to add quite a few forwards to that poll.

If I could choose 'other' I would

Blue Breeze wrote:There are some huge omissions on that list, I think you're going have to add quite a few forwards to that poll.

Nico Sacchetti Virginia and Jake Hansen should be on the list.

I see my choice on dat list

I'm going to have to say "other" as well. As Lapanta and Gorg put it last night, Marvin is a man amongst boys...

SEC Scotty wrote:

Blue Breeze wrote:There are some huge omissions on that list, I think you're going have to add quite a few forwards to that poll.

Nico Sacchetti Virginia and Jake Hansen should be on the list.

Those were two names I was thinking of, along with maybe Aaron Marvin.

Blue Breeze wrote:

SEC Scotty wrote:

Blue Breeze wrote:There are some huge omissions on that list, I think you're going have to add quite a few forwards to that poll.

Nico Sacchetti Virginia and Jake Hansen should be on the list.

Those were two names I was thinking of, along with maybe Aaron Marvin.

Matt Reber as well.

SEC Scotty wrote:

Blue Breeze wrote:

SEC Scotty wrote:Nico Sacchetti Virginia and Jake Hansen should be on the list.

Those were two names I was thinking of, along with maybe Aaron Marvin.

Matt Reber as well.

Perhaps Zach Budish too, the list can go on for awhile.

You know this is an unresearched message board list when Aaron Marvin is not included.

Aaron Marvin! He is nothing short of great!

I think Marvin put to bed a lot of the doubters with his performance last night. It has been a long time since i've seen someone take control of the game the way he did. Just the way he can skate through checks and maintain control of the puck, brings back memories of Larry Olimb.

There are many great forwards in the state, but i think TJ and TM are a little ahead of the rest.

festler should be on the list hes way better then marvin

Jake Johnson, Jake Youso, Anthony Decenzo

My favorites are on the list with decenzo and nico from virgina

mike fink
21 goals
14 assists
no one gives him enough credit

I think you could throw Brad Hand from Chaska #28 in the mix as a junior hes a big boy in there and has the threat to score at anytime being close to 6'2 6'3 without skates and 200+ i'd match him up with most of them any day!

Taylor Matson-AHA
Best two-way player in the state.

Watch Saccheti- what do you really see?

mnhockey07 wrote:Taylor Matson-AHA
Best two-way player in the state.

I would say Larson and White are better two way players.

scoreboard33 wrote:mike fink
21 goals
14 assists
no one gives him enough credit

Don't know why you would think that. He is noted a lot. Must have his own fan club.

He is a talented player. It's tough to get top notoriety when you are a sophomore. Check for a similar thread next year. He will probably be on it, if he is not in Ann Arbor.

mike fink is good but you have to consider the teams he is playing any good player could put up pionts like that.

SEC Scotty wrote:

Blue Breeze wrote:

SEC Scotty wrote:Nico Sacchetti Virginia and Jake Hansen should be on the list.

Those were two names I was thinking of, along with maybe Aaron Marvin.

Matt Reber as well.

I won't comment on Sacchetti or Marvin as I haven't seen them play, but Reber and Hansen don't deserve to on the list.

While they are VERY talented forwards, this is about the BEST in the state. Reber lacks size and doesn't like passing the puck to anyone on the ice. Yes he is fast, with excellent skills on the puck, but can be stopped. And hansen can be stopped also, put a defender in his face push him around a little and he'll sit in the box the rest of the night. He's too immature (if that weren't the case tho, I think he has the skills to be on the list.) but bottom line he can be stopped also.

LeBlanc from Hermantown should be on that list. The kid has incredible vision on the ice and awesome hockey sense.