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Hey Touchdown, I really appreciate you taking the time to write out such a detailed response. As for me, I have already passed my college years, and I truly didn't have the drive to pursue an elite field like law or finance. I was mainly asking for my little sister who is starting the college...

How is the upward mobility if you graduate from a law school like Minnesota, establish yourself well at a mid-tier firm, and then seek a more premier position elsewhere? Does your work history then supersede your academic background? That world is foreign to me, but it is somewhat interesting.

Would love to see him come our way. I'll never forget his 5 goal game at the tournament.

Thank you to the Arizona Coyotes organization for being an absolute grease fire. I feel like if another franchise had Cooley's rights he would be getting ready for training camp.

7-5 with the Floyd is a no brainer for me. If we were talking about a 9+ win season, I'd have to give it more thought.

fair enough

I agree with your point about title nine not being an issue if both men's and women's were added. I still think the cost and administration would be more for two teams compared to one.

Definitely agree that there is enough talent out there to field a team. I just worry that there are too many teams in NY/NJ already for Rutgers to make a splash. By my count there are 12 D1 teams between NY and NJ.

Completely agreed. 2 teams just means twice the cost and administrative work. Probably easier to add one or the other if possible. Is the girls game growing enough to need more programs? I have very little knowledge on the Women's side of things.

Exactly. The reason the south produces the most talent in football is the same reason why states like MN, MI, and MA produce the most talent in hockey. The respective climates offer more opportunities to play each game. I really don't think it's that deep.

Lol this list is awful. I think the world is a better place with as few Rutgers teams as possible. Nebraska-Omaha already has a team, and I don't see that state producing enough talent, or recruiting well enough, to support 2 D1 teams. Iowa has great junior hockey, but if I were a recruit I'd...

With the nature of college hockey these days, I think it is becoming more and more important to diversify in recruiting. We have done a great job landing impact players out of high school/juniors, but there is something to be said for picking up players that are established at the college level...

I would suggest exhausting the resources already available to you before taking on any specialized training. Youth sports is becoming more of a money grab with each passing day. Don't fall for the trap. There is no replacement for hard work and an insatiable hunger for growth. I'll link a few...

Do you think it's at all promising that he hasn't been called up to Arizona, or is it too early to tell?

If somehow Cooley comes back with Snuggs next season, who do you guys see rounding out that line?

I would say mine is similar, but I would switch around regular season (15) and conference tournaments (10). You can win a regular season championship by punching down or beating teams dealing with injuries. To win the tournament you gotta beat the best on that night, and that's why I place more...

If that means more to you than winning a championship game, then more power to you. I would've traded a regular season championship to see our boys beat Michigan at home in the conference tournament championship. I understand I may be in the minority here, and that's okay. Personally, I view...

I understand that this is the prevailing opinion regarding the B10 title, but I put more value in beating the other top team when it counts. It's great that we got to bully teams like Wisconsin and Michigan State throughout the regular season, but I don't think our goal should be to beat...

Sucks to have lost him, but based on his other offers I feel as though we were taking a chance on him, not vice versa. Looks like the best offers he has outside of the U are Georgia Tech, UCF, and Georgia Southern. Being from Georgia, and putting up the numbers he has, I am curious why the big...

The A-F rating is a direct reference to an academic grading system. In my experience in college, you generally had a midterm exam, and a final exam worth 20 percent of the total grade each. Our two "exams" were the Big 10 championship and the National Championship. We failed both exams. We did...