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Post by jjmoohead on Jul 11, 2012 7:28:51 GMT -6
In basketball and football, do you not give up your eligibility to play NCAA the moment you say you want to be in the draft? I like that these guys at least can still play NCAA for a few years as a drafter player and then go to the NHL.
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Post by kjf on Aug 10, 2012 15:30:06 GMT -6
I just saw a TSN article today about the Windsor Spitfires receiving sanctions for recruiting violations. It made me think of this Trouba story, although this was supposedly the Kitchener Rangers. Probably no connection...
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Post by jetsv2 on Aug 10, 2012 18:30:12 GMT -6
In basketball and football, do you not give up your eligibility to play NCAA the moment you say you want to be in the draft? I like that these guys at least can still play NCAA for a few years as a drafter player and then go to the NHL. The reason the rules are different for hockey is becasue the Draft is for players who are between the ages of 18-20, and I belive in the NHL you can be drafted without entering your name, so guys wouldnt really have a choice. |
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