CHL can now play NCAA - change everything !

[Corso]

Not directly related to the NCAA-CHL rule change but certainly has a bearing on what we previously discussed regarding CHL expansion....

 

[Hockeyville USA]

Jeremy Langlois (2003, previously QMJHL, Rouyn Noranda Huskies, 2022 Arizona 3rd) commits to Maine.

 

[bigdog16]

Anderson is a maine commit on nhl central scouting list this year . why go to ushl as 2007 when they don’t play any of them thats why lot have them have left . Ushl is in denial because they had a complete control as only tier one league but they have really low end coaching and the game is over for them .

Or, hear me out, he wasn’t good enough to be a major contributor in the USHL. Go to a weaker league in your draft year to put up points so it doesnt hurt your draft stock. BCHL hockey is barely better than the NAHL.

 

[jtechkid]

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Or, hear me out, he wasn’t good enough to be a major contributor in the USHL. Go to a weaker league in your draft year to put up points so it doesnt hurt your draft stock. BCHL hockey is barely better than the NAHL.

I guess my point is he would have more than likely gone to the ushl next year but he signed with whl . Not sure your point since he’s playing in the whl next year which is better league than ushl . Dach his teammate will be drafted 3-4 th round this year is a penn state commit would more than likely gone to ushl next year but is heading to whl . I think you will see a good number of kids leave ushl this year for chl once the season over and no transfer fees .BCHl i think was a good league gaining traction on ushl with leaving hockey canada and merging with top Alberta league but new rule completely killed it . Nahl is irrelevant .

 

[wetcoast]

Or, hear me out, he wasn’t good enough to be a major contributor in the USHL. Go to a weaker league in your draft year to put up points so it doesnt hurt your draft stock. BCHL hockey is barely better than the NAHL.

What's the point here, it's hard to keep track.

Players don't develop if they aren't playing so of course they will gravitate towards any program that they will play in and historically the BCHL has had a very good transition rate for NCAA players.

 

[jtechkid]

What's the point here, it's hard to keep track.

Players don't develop if they aren't playing so of course they will gravitate towards any program that they will play in and historically the BCHL has had a very good transition rate for NCAA players.

Anderson must be a pretty good player since he’s commited to Maine ( top programs ) and won u -16 natty title it looks with the Gulls year before . He’s 17 playing on first power play putting up huge numbers sounds better for development than playing 4 th line in ushl and then Edmonton must like him since they signed him for next year .

 

[Corso]

Anderson must be a pretty good player since he’s commited to Maine ( top programs ) and won u -16 natty title it looks with the Gulls year before . He’s 17 playing on first power play putting up huge numbers sounds better for development than playing 4 th line in ushl and then Edmonton must like him since they signed him for next year .

Any player who can garner a D-1 commit at the age of 16 and land on the NHL CBS draft list is a decent player. His rights were traded to Sioux Falls in exchange for a top 6 forward so it's not like the USHL was out of reach for the following season.

 

[NTDP]

Jeremy Langlois (2003, previously QMJHL, Rouyn Noranda Huskies, 2022 Arizona 3rd) commits to Maine.

Yeah this is a nice pickup for Maine. Interesting if they can keep getting good kids out of the Q being they're a good program, great arena / atmosphere, and location obviously.