Most Underrated Team
Moderators: Mitch Hawker, east hockey, karl(east)
Hey Petern 3.....this argument was made about Jefferson in the early 90's beating D 3 schools....there is NO WAY that Edina could compete with any of those teams MIAC/NCHA. If you could magically time warp Edina players three to four years from now and compete, then yes it could possibly happen. You need to get out and see some other hockey at some time.....very good players playing at that level. In fact, other than a handful of Edina players I doubt there would be any others that could play at the college level when their hs careers are over...
-
- Posts: 62
- Joined: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:46 pm
I don't know if you'd call them the 'most' underrated team, but Jefferson didn't get a lot of talk at the beginning of the year. They took Burnsville into OT, handled a good Rosemount team and only have one loss to date.
They barely cracked the top twenty preseason polls but now are starting to inch into the top ten polls. Because of the section they're in they probably won't make it to state but it looks like they're better than we thought they'd be at the start of the season.
They barely cracked the top twenty preseason polls but now are starting to inch into the top ten polls. Because of the section they're in they probably won't make it to state but it looks like they're better than we thought they'd be at the start of the season.
It's hard to win when you always lose.
-
- Posts: 8
- Joined: Mon Dec 10, 2007 6:22 pm
Re: Most Underrated Team
I have to say blaine and woodbury are underrated for where they are at right now..
-
- Posts: 581
- Joined: Thu Jan 04, 2007 4:53 pm
If Edina were a D3 hockey team, I'd bet they win the National title. They could beat some D1 teams.petern3 wrote:I honestly think Edina is an underrated team, even though that sounds crazy. They could beat some division 3 college teams with the talent they have. It seems to me that they have so much depth that if one of the top players has a REALLY bad game there's enough other top players to make up for poor performance. I also want to mention Minnetonka as slightly underrated, their defenseman will excel this year.
-
- Posts: 581
- Joined: Thu Jan 04, 2007 4:53 pm
Lets make a listcheapshot wrote:Hey Petern 3.....this argument was made about Jefferson in the early 90's beating D 3 schools....there is NO WAY that Edina could compete with any of those teams MIAC/NCHA. If you could magically time warp Edina players three to four years from now and compete, then yes it could possibly happen. You need to get out and see some other hockey at some time.....very good players playing at that level. In fact, other than a handful of Edina players I doubt there would be any others that could play at the college level when their hs careers are over...
Anders Lee- D1 needs to get his ACT up for Harvard
Joe Gleason- NoDak
Matt Leer- Maybe d1 probably Juniors than d1 or straight to d3
Casey Gaarder- Probably d3 if he plays in college
Max Everson- probably d1 in the future
Zach Budish- NoDak or Minn
Marshall Everson- Harvard
Connor Gaarder- D1 talent not sure academically
Pat Regan- probably Juniors and maybe d1
Brendan Baker- D1
Charlie Taft- probably D1 very young
Derek Caschetta - D3 getting lots of looks from MIAC
I think you are maybe getting a bit ahead of yourself! The best D3 teams are loaded with borderline D1 players. Beating D1 teams would not happen! They may give AIC a game, but I don't think they could win.scoreboard33 wrote:If Edina were a D3 hockey team, I'd bet they win the National title. They could beat some D1 teams.petern3 wrote:I honestly think Edina is an underrated team, even though that sounds crazy. They could beat some division 3 college teams with the talent they have. It seems to me that they have so much depth that if one of the top players has a REALLY bad game there's enough other top players to make up for poor performance. I also want to mention Minnetonka as slightly underrated, their defenseman will excel this year.
-
- Posts: 61
- Joined: Tue Jan 16, 2007 10:55 am
mnhockey07 wrote:How much depth does Mound Have? All I here about is #9 and Zach Johnson.
Horgan and Johnson are the studs, no doubt, but the White Hawks have one of the most talented 2nd lines in the state. After seeing them play a couple times, I'd say they rival a lot of team's 1st lines. They've got a deep team at forward.
Defense they are pretty young, they've got a couple seniors, but also a lot of underclassmen see shifts, but they've stepped up pretty well I'd say.
-
- Posts: 61
- Joined: Tue Jan 16, 2007 10:55 am
-
- Posts: 13
- Joined: Sun Dec 02, 2007 9:57 pm
-
- Posts: 68
- Joined: Wed Dec 12, 2007 9:38 am
-
- Posts: 228
- Joined: Sat Dec 30, 2006 11:20 am
Haha, please...do not make an arguement based on proabablies. You look foolish.scoreboard33 wrote:Lets make a listcheapshot wrote:Hey Petern 3.....this argument was made about Jefferson in the early 90's beating D 3 schools....there is NO WAY that Edina could compete with any of those teams MIAC/NCHA. If you could magically time warp Edina players three to four years from now and compete, then yes it could possibly happen. You need to get out and see some other hockey at some time.....very good players playing at that level. In fact, other than a handful of Edina players I doubt there would be any others that could play at the college level when their hs careers are over...
Anders Lee- D1 needs to get his ACT up for Harvard
Joe Gleason- NoDak
Matt Leer- Maybe d1 probably Juniors than d1 or straight to d3
Casey Gaarder- Probably d3 if he plays in college
Max Everson- probably d1 in the future
Zach Budish- NoDak or Minn
Marshall Everson- Harvard
Connor Gaarder- D1 talent not sure academically
Pat Regan- probably Juniors and maybe d1
Brendan Baker- D1
Charlie Taft- probably D1 very young
Derek Caschetta - D3 getting lots of looks from MIAC
-
- Posts: 178
- Joined: Sun Nov 25, 2007 3:30 pm
I don't believe rosemount was underrated graf, people talked about how good this team should be way before the season started and i'm pretty sure i read these forums last year talking about all the returning talent they were gonna have this year....i personally think they should live up to the talent that they got cuz i do believe that
Anyway....I think Eastview is underrated in the Lake they have some solid players and i also believe Bloomington Jefferson was a little underrated because i believe most people thought after their bad season last year that they wouldn't have anything but i believe their at the top of the Lake at the moment....i'll be interested to see if that lasts
Anyway....I think Eastview is underrated in the Lake they have some solid players and i also believe Bloomington Jefferson was a little underrated because i believe most people thought after their bad season last year that they wouldn't have anything but i believe their at the top of the Lake at the moment....i'll be interested to see if that lasts
-
- Posts: 1307
- Joined: Tue Oct 31, 2006 4:56 pm
Who's on Mound's second line?... cause i've only heard about how well Horgan and Johnson are doing.mnpuckfan21 wrote:mnhockey07 wrote:How much depth does Mound Have? All I here about is #9 and Zach Johnson.
Horgan and Johnson are the studs, no doubt, but the White Hawks have one of the most talented 2nd lines in the state. After seeing them play a couple times, I'd say they rival a lot of team's 1st lines. They've got a deep team at forward.
Defense they are pretty young, they've got a couple seniors, but also a lot of underclassmen see shifts, but they've stepped up pretty well I'd say.
-
- Posts: 2
- Joined: Wed Dec 12, 2007 9:56 pm
-
- Posts: 21
- Joined: Mon Dec 03, 2007 5:56 pm
-
- Posts: 61
- Joined: Tue Jan 16, 2007 10:55 am
Colin Mayer, Jami Johnson, Nate Palmfivehole628 wrote:Who's on Mound's second line?... cause i've only heard about how well Horgan and Johnson are doing.mnpuckfan21 wrote:mnhockey07 wrote:How much depth does Mound Have? All I here about is #9 and Zach Johnson.
Horgan and Johnson are the studs, no doubt, but the White Hawks have one of the most talented 2nd lines in the state. After seeing them play a couple times, I'd say they rival a lot of team's 1st lines. They've got a deep team at forward.
Defense they are pretty young, they've got a couple seniors, but also a lot of underclassmen see shifts, but they've stepped up pretty well I'd say.
All fairly small, but all fast!
-
- Posts: 348
- Joined: Sun Dec 11, 2005 10:24 pm
- Location: Northern Southern Minnesota