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Positional Preview: Where will UConn's scoring come from?
After an offseason exodus, the Huskies have a lot of question marks up top.www.uconnhockeyhub.com
I’m fine with it, with the already non sell out of Toscano season tickets this season and a big disappointment last season. A bottom tier finish I think would put Cav firmly on the hot seat heading into 25-26 which hopefully would finally get him outed from UConn. All respect to him for getting them to this point but it’s clear in my mind he needs to go. 0 development of players, 0 ownership over last seasons mishaps, 0 acknowledgment to the fan base of a poor performance last season and how they’re going to improve. At this point in his tenure at UConn the program should be thriving not getting stale.Prediction: this will be a frustrating season (sound familiar?) for fans. Bottom tier in HE.
I think Cav is here for the long haul. I don’t see the university making a change unless the program has a couple years in the cellar of HE. I think he will get them back to the mid pack of HE and that will be their ceiling but with no NCAA appearances or HE titles (regular or post season). I just have the feeling the university is going through the motions with this program and not really interested in it becoming a legit college hockey program (meaning a program with regular national tournament appearances).I’m fine with it, with the already non sell out of Toscano season tickets this season and a big disappointment last season. A bottom tier finish I think would put Cav firmly on the hot seat heading into 25-26 which hopefully would finally get him outed from UConn. All respect to him for getting them to this point but it’s clear in my mind he needs to go. 0 development of players, 0 ownership over last seasons mishaps, 0 acknowledgment to the fan base of a poor performance last season and how they’re going to improve. At this point in his tenure at UConn the program should be thriving not getting stale.
Yep pretty much all of this. In his live interview I was shocked he couldn't even answer a simple question regarding strength, conditioning and off season training . He said the longtime S & C has completely taken over that so talk to them. It was a shocking answer by the sounds of someone who has completely checked out, when the best answer he could give is the S&C coach has alot of confidence and tenure. So we see a mediocre HC who's never made an NCAA trip who has no interest in taking a deep dive into every aspect of his program. SMH !I just have the feeling the university is going through the motions with this program
Another area I would add to your list of what is lacking is community outreach. There is absolutely no attempt at creating buzz for the program. No season ticket holder events, no open practices, no player signings following games, no promoting of players, the social media for the program is virtually nonexistent and it should not take this long to get a legitimate student section at Toscano. The program still does not even have bios or pics of the incoming players on the website and the season starts in 2 days.
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Positional Preview: UConn has a new-look defensive corps
The Huskies have a lot of new faces, but plenty of depth as well.www.uconnhockeyhub.com
Apparently they will add another alternate before the season starts.
I think ?Merrimack is dealing w/ something similar maybe.Seems pretty punitive compared to what has happened to others
Others receiving votes: Arizona State 34, Penn State 32, Connecticut 22, Minnesota Duluth 19, Michigan Tech 17, New Hampshire 11, Harvard 10, Dartmouth 5, Holy Cross 5, Ohio State 5, UMass Lowell 5, Bemidji State 4, Rensselaer 4, St. Lawrence 4, St. Thomas 4, RIT 3, Sacred Heart 3, Brown 1