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  • Re: All Things Denver XXXIII

    Originally posted by Fighting Sioux 23 View Post
    Interesting. My guess is that Gwoz would get bumped up to Hakstol-like numbers (read: $300k base)...or at the very least should get bumped up.
    I believe the original ten-year deal was signed in 2002 and then was renegotiated/bumped-up in 2004 after the Natty.

    Reportedly the contract featured a large annuity that comes due after the 10th year or conclusion of the contract. It was designed that way so that he wouldn't be tempted to jump ship if a job like Minnesota, Wisconsin or Michigan State opened up. Turned out to be a smart deal on DUs part.

    And like any 10 year contract in sports, the deal looks pretty one sided in today's dollars.
    Last edited by dggoddard; 04-19-2012, 04:22 PM.

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      Originally posted by dggoddard View Post
      This current contract was renegotiated in 2004 after the Natty.

      Reportedly it features a large annuity that comes due after the 10th year of the contract.
      Nice. Gwoz deserves to be one of the top 5 paid coaches in the game, and it would really surprise me if DU wasn't proactive in getting a new deal done prior to the start of the National.
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        Originally posted by Fighting Sioux 23 View Post
        Nice. Gwoz deserves to be one of the top 5 paid coaches in the game, and it would really surprise me if DU wasn't proactive in getting a new deal done prior to the start of the National.
        They want to do it, but if you take a look at the recent Mankato deal, some alums stepped up big-time. I'm sure that's what DU is looking for.

        The problem with the National is you just don't know what the revenue streams are going to look like.
        Last edited by dggoddard; 04-20-2012, 10:32 AM.

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          Hockey Banquet is tonight, I know Drew Shore is in Texas with San Antonio and Jay Z went home to Las Vegas earlier this week so it looks like they will miss it.

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            Drew Shore had a goal in his first AHL Play-off game. Joe Colborne with 2 assists for the Marlies.

            AND Matt Carle just scored the 1st goal in tonight's Flyers-Pens game.
            GO DU !!!

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              Originally posted by vizoroo View Post
              Drew Shore had a goal in his first AHL Play-off game. Joe Colborne with 2 assists for the Marlies.

              AND Matt Carle just scored the 1st goal in tonight's Flyers-Pens game.
              And it didn't matter because the Flyers still lost.

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                Paul Phillips named captain for next season with Nick Shore, Chris Knowlton and Shawn Ostrow named alternate captains.
                DU HOCKEY 1958 1960 1961 1968 1969 2004 2005 2017 NCAA CHAMPIONS

                DU SKIING 1954 1955 1956 1957 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1969 1970 1971 2000 2001 2002 2005 2008 2009 2010 2014 2016 2018 NCAA CHAMPIONS

                DU LACROSSE 2015 NCAA CHAMPIONS

                MATT CARLE WINNER OF 2006 HOBEY BAKER AWARD


                Geoff Paukovich: That's why I came to Denver, to beat CC.

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                  DU Awards

                  Bob Martin Memorial Award (Community Service) Adam Murray

                  Dr. Art Mason Memorial Award (Top Scholar Athlete) Larkin Jacobson

                  Dr. Ken Bredesen Memorial Award (Sportmanship)Luke Salazar

                  Dr. Ralph Verploeg Award (Most Inspirational Player) Sam Brittain

                  Star of the Year Award --Drew Shore

                  Leading Scorer Award--Drew Shore

                  Murray Armstrong Memorial Award (Most Improved Player) Chris Knowlton

                  Barry Sharp Memorial Award (Top Freshman) Joey LaLeggia

                  Bill Masterton Memorial Award (Most Valuable Player) Drew Shore

                  Keith Magnuson Award (Top Defenseman) Juho Olkinuora
                  Last edited by vizoroo; 04-21-2012, 09:47 AM.
                  GO DU !!!

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                    Coach Gwoz didn't win an award last night, but Miami will be honoring a player with the George Gwozdecky Blue Line Club Award.
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                    GO DU !!!

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                      United States of Hockey has a good article on the gold medal winning 2002 U18 team which included Matt Carle.
                      http://unitedstatesofhockey.com/
                      GO DU !!!

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                        bump, sigh....
                        "The bottom line is, the cream rose to the top, and that’s Denver.”
                        Tom Serratore

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                          Former Pioneers Still Skating

                          NHL

                          Philadelphia Flyers
                          Matt Carle
                          Florida Panthers
                          Coach Kevin Dineen

                          ECHL
                          Las Vegas Wranglers
                          Geoff Paukovich
                          Alaska Aces
                          Tyler Ruegsegger
                          Wranglers-Aces will meet in Conference finals

                          AHL

                          St. Johns Ice Caps
                          Brock Trotter

                          Toronto Marlies
                          Joe Colborne

                          Chicago Wolves
                          Kevin Doell

                          Abbotsford Heat
                          J.P. Testwuide

                          Manchester Monarchs
                          Patrick Mullen

                          San Antonio Rampage
                          Drew Shore
                          Keith Seabrook

                          (Rakhshani and Donovan now off the ice.)

                          IIHF World Championship beginning May 4
                          Paul Stastny
                          Chris Butler
                          Last edited by vizoroo; 04-23-2012, 05:38 PM.
                          GO DU !!!

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                            DU recruits Quentin Shore and Will Butcher are wearing gold as the U18s defeated Sweden 7-0 for the World Championship.
                            GO DU !!!

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                              Bump, huge sigh.......
                              "The bottom line is, the cream rose to the top, and that’s Denver.”
                              Tom Serratore

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                                From Chris Peters' United States of Hockey review of the Forwards at the U18 World Championships.
                                Quentin Shore — The third Shore brother to play in the World U18 Championship, Quentin lived up to the family name. Brothers Nick and Drew each had quite a bit of success at this tournament, but Quentin kept up. He scored three goals, all of which came from a good distance. Shore has a terrific shot and while foot-speed may be an issue, he has good size and a natural scoring ability. Because of that, he should be a mid-round pick. There is a fair amount of upside to Shore as he should continue to round out his game over the next few years and be an impact player in college. Committed to the University of Denver
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                                GO DU !!!

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