CHN Players of the Decade
by WCHBlog on Jan 12, 2010 1:51 PM PST
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College Hockey News put out an All-Decade Team of players who have had the best college careers in the past decade.
It's a pretty good list, and even if you come up with a couple names that could have been included, it's hard to imagine taking any of those guys off. If we're looking solely at resumes, I'd maybe consider taking Zach Parise off, since he didn't even lead his team in scoring in either of his two years--that honor went to Bucks Bochenski, who would have been a solid choice--but there's no doubting Parise is one of the most talented to come through college hockey in a long while.
Who are some other names that come to mind as guys that could belong on this list, or a potential third team list? Scott Parse, with his 197 career points immediately jumps to mind, as does Miami's Ryan Jones. Suggestions are welcome in the comments.
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It’s pretty crazy how Ryan Poltuny had the highest goals in a season of the decade and yet he didn’t win the Hobey. Matt Carle was a one man recking crew that year though; he deserved it for sure…..But, if I remember correctely Ryan wasn’t even in the Hobey Hat Trick… how can the top goal scorer of the 2000’s not even make the top 3 for that year?
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