Judging NCAA programs by how they cope with talent
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 2:33 pm
We have all seen players make poor decisions in every sport. Some NCAA sports are more heavily afflicted with troubled youths than others. Hockey is unique because for the players, many physical issues can be handled on the ice. Especially at the JR level, where fighting is an allowed and embraced part of the game. I have no respect for players who allow these action to spill over the glass and boards. What happens on the ice stays on the ice, is my feeling. I am going to be curious how Ohio State, deals with the future of Kevin Irwin (Cleveland Ohio, USA NTDP Alumni). A player who many have touted as being on the brink of burn out anyway and being wound tighter than a top.
You can read about the story here
http://slightlychilled.areavoices.com/
My guess is they do nothing even if the filed charges are proven court. Ohio State has let many things slide in other sports so what is to stop them here? They may feel this is just what they need to stimulate a fan base? I cant see how any racial charged incident would be good personally, especially at a campus as diverse as Ohio State.
You can read about the story here
http://slightlychilled.areavoices.com/
My guess is they do nothing even if the filed charges are proven court. Ohio State has let many things slide in other sports so what is to stop them here? They may feel this is just what they need to stimulate a fan base? I cant see how any racial charged incident would be good personally, especially at a campus as diverse as Ohio State.