1.) Denver University – It would appear that the Denver Pioneers don’t have many real weaknesses offensively; on the blue line the Pioneers will be young this season. There is a very good possibility that there could be two or three freshman defenseman playing in the top 6 defensive positions from night to night. The [...]
This week I will discuss ways to improve the College Hockey game. There are a few of the suggestion that I would enact if I was in charge. I believe some of these tweaks would improve the college game quite a bit. 1.) First thing out of the gate, I would get rid of [...]
College hockey is built on tradition and driven by storied rivalries; these are the game(s) that college hockey fans mark on their calendar and look forward to. These games are also the ones that college hockey programs count on to make their most money. These rival games are also the ones that college hockey programs [...]
1.) Denver University – On paper it would appear that the Denver Pioneers don’t have many real weaknesses offensively, on the blue line the Pioneers are a little young this season. There is a very good possibility that there could be two or three freshman defenseman playing in the top 6 defensive positions from night [...]
I just wanted to let our readers know that the IllegalCurve.com First Round Mock Draft will be unveiled tomorrow night on the IllegalCurve.com Radio Show. The crew will make a selection for each of the thirty first round slots for Friday’s Draft and provide player analysis and reasoning for each selection. Additionally, once the Mock Draft is [...]
As IC reported back on May 13th, Alex Rigsby became the first woman ever to be drafted in the USHL, when she was selected in the 16th round, 199th overall by the Chicago Steel of the USHL. (The Steel also drafted Jake Chelios, son of Red Wings defeceman Chris Chelios in the 4th round, 49th [...]
More from TSN as they blog the 2nd day of testing and here are some of the interesting notes: The atmosphere is not quite as tense as the largely European contingent rolled in for the second day of testing. The biggest name of Saturday’s first group is that of London Knights centre Nazem Kadri (ranked #15), who measured [...]
From CBC.ca The Windsor Spitfires exploded with an early barrage against the Kelowna Rockets in Sunday’s Memorial Cup final, capturing the junior hockey championship with a 4-1 victory. Adam Henrique, Dale Mitchell and Rob Kwiet scored on Windsor’s first three shots before the game was seven minutes old, sending Kelowna goalie Mark Guggenberger to the [...]