Ever since Denver University somewhat surprised the college hockey world by letting George Gwozdecky go (all he did was win 2 national titles there and get DU back to being a national power), there has been a lot of speculation on what he might do next.
In an equally surprising move - Ohio State has let Coach Osiecki go
This is just thinking out loud - but could Ohio State be going after Gwozdecky next?
Coach Gwozdecky is 59 years old and has stated he's not done coaching yet.
I've always thought Ohio State was a sleeping giant in the college hockey world, only without the past. Ohio State has the resources to build a championship program, but they need to find the right guy to build it up, that can recruit - pulling in kids to Columbus.
Gwozdecky certainly has done that at Denver.
The timing certainly seems odd. It's not that Ohio State has dominated the CCHA or anything, but they have gone longer with other coaches before letting them go, and the results really haven't been much different. Is this a case of - they see a guy they feel they MUST have - and now they are going after him?
Could Columbus be his next stop?
Monday, April 15, 2013
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
MSU All-Access Senior Night
It's been a few weeks since MSU was eliminated from the CCHA playoffs. In that time, we've seen conference champions crowned, and a Frozen Four field take shape. This year's Frozen Four (taking place next weekend) features three first timers (Mass.-Lowell, Quinnipiac, St. Cloud State) and Yale.
I'm still planning on taking a look back at the season that was, but in the meantime - here is the latest MSU all-access episode featuring senior night, as five seniors said good-bye.
Link to MSU All-Access Episode 9: Senior Night
I'm still planning on taking a look back at the season that was, but in the meantime - here is the latest MSU all-access episode featuring senior night, as five seniors said good-bye.
Link to MSU All-Access Episode 9: Senior Night
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