Jordan Henry & Mitch Robson bring you their thoughts on all 47 U SPORTS teams before the season tips off.
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Jordan Henry & Mitch Robson bring you their thoughts on all 47 U SPORTS teams before the season tips off.
AUS Acadia: Still pending an official announcement, but you can pretty much book Mason McCarty from the Red Deer Rebels to Acadia for 2018-19. At this point, the hold up is administrative related. Sometimes it’s easy to forget about how much work has to happen behind the scenes for recruits to be
AUS Acadia: The Axemen continue to have the pedal to the metal this offseason with aggressive recruiting. This week it’s Maurizio Colella who’s the new face in town. After it appeared that perhaps Dalhousie was the number one contender, it became apparent that if pro didn’t work out for Colella, he had
AUS Acadia: Nothing official out of the Acadia camp in the past few weeks, but there’s rumours that they’re in on WHL defenceman Tyson Helgesen. The Axemen have enough bodies to hit the ice tomorrow, but they won’t hesitate to add another big piece to the lineup if the opportunity arises.
The University of Regina Rams defence took a heavy hit this past Monday, as 2016 Canada West Rookie of the Year and 2017 Canada West All-Star Nicholas Dheilly officially de-committed from the program. Dheilly — whose 10.5 career sacks rank fourth all-time in program history — says the decision came
AUS Acadia: Acadia are the most active team to start the offseason, but the best recruits are yet to come from the Axemen program. Cole Reginato became team-official this week and will add immediate depth to an Acadia team which has always had a lot in recent memory. The big fish they