Where is Jerry York on the list? Certainly the best coach currently coaching. 3 titles(more than likely anyway )9 years, in the frozen four more times than not since 1998. Consistently brings in great players, rarely a peep about infractions or poor students. Play hard, play fast and win. Unreal. Congrats to BC and their fans(even if they have their share of dopes )
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His team sure is putting on a show.....very impressive. Not only fast, but very hard working. Traits of the Maine teams of old. I do want to see Wisco get shutout.I believe in equality of effort. In life, in hockey in everything.
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If you measure by NCAA titles, he's getting there,
Vic Heyliger of Michigan had six NCAA titles between 1944 and 1957, Murray Armstrong of Denver had 5 titles between 1956 and 1969. York now has four overall (3 at BC and 1 at BG) which puts him in third place all time, ahead of coaches such as Herb Brooks, Gino Gasparini, Jack Parker, Bob Johnson and John MacInnes (who all had 3 crowns).Last edited by Puck Swami; 04-10-2010, 09:13 PM.
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I can certainly put York way up on the list. Wins with more than one team, 4 titles overall, doing it in an era where it is harder to win, brought the first NCAA win to a less traditional team (BGSU in '84), great regular seasons, in the NCAAs seemingly every year. He can certainly make a claim to being one of the best, and you'll get no argument from me if you want to crown him #1.
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In my opinion Jerry York is the greatest coach in college hockey history. I love Ron Mason for what he did at MSU but York's teams compete for titles year in and year out. His teams rarely do not meet their expectations, and that is the measure of good coaching I think.MICHIGAN STATE
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Ned Harkness has to be in the discussion: 4 national titles at 2 different schools, 3 in hockey and 1 in lacrosse (RPI, 1952)! As a Cornellian, I have to think that his Cornell lacrosse teams (35-1 in his three seasons as coach) would have won a title or two if there had been a tournament (instead of a poll rife with southern snobbery).
Every school he touched (RPI, Cornell, Union) became a contender virtually overnight.If you don't change the world today, how can it be any better tomorrow?
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In my opinion there are two answers to this question...college hockey has changed so much over the last 40 years. I have a hard time comparing programs and coaches and success today compared to back then. I don't think it is completely appropriate to compare 2000's college hockey with 1960's or earlier.MICHIGAN STATE
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Originally posted by MagnessMan View PostParker and York are clearly the two best active coaches. These two guys know how to mold disciplined teams. Discipline is what gets the hardware that really matters in the second week of April.
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Originally posted by STATEdude3 View PostIn my opinion there are two answers to this question...college hockey has changed so much over the last 40 years. I have a hard time comparing programs and coaches and success today compared to back then. I don't think it is completely appropriate to compare 2000's college hockey with 1960's or earlier.If at first you don't succeed, try cheating.
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York is the best coach of all-time, not even close. To score 7 on the best defense in the country and come back and shut out the nations best offense is coaching brilliance. No one is better than this guy.Brown Bears - 2014 National Champions
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Originally posted by STATEdude3 View PostIn my opinion there are two answers to this question...college hockey has changed so much over the last 40 years. I have a hard time comparing programs and coaches and success today compared to back then. I don't think it is completely appropriate to compare 2000's college hockey with 1960's or earlier.
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Originally posted by STATEdude3 View PostIn my opinion Jerry York is the greatest coach in college hockey history.
Jerry York-- 4 titles in 37 years
Herb Brooks -- 3 titles in 7 years. 8 if you count the 1 season with SCSU.
Both are great coaches. But it's really hard to say on is better than the other.Sports Alleigance
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Originally posted by GOPHER FREAK View PostI would think Herb Brooks would at the very least be in the conversation.
Jerry York-- 4 titles in 37 years
Herb Brooks -- 3 titles in 7 years. 8 if you count the 1 season with SCSU.
Both are great coaches. But it's really hard to say on is better than the other.
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Originally posted by Onion Man View PostYork is the best coach of all-time, not even close. To score 7 on the best defense in the country and come back and shut out the nations best offense is coaching brilliance. No one is better than this guy.
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