Traditionally the concern isn't from replacing Frozen Four participants,
it's from kids who sign pro contracts once their college career is over.  

Did anyone hear about the youth skills clinic in Detroit?  I can't find
information anywhere and the Detroit web site won't respond back to my
inquiry. 

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Subject: Re: Skills Challenge

If a participant is a member of a men's Frozen Four team they are replaced
with an 
alternate.

Sean

On 11 Mar 2010 at 16:11, Mark Lewin wrote:
 
>  I have a question about the skills competition as I haven't been to
>  the
> Final Four since the skills inception.  I notice several players
> listed whose teams are likely to be selected for the NC$$ tournament. 
> Assuming their teams make it to the final four and assuming their
> teams win their semifinal games,  do these players still compete in
> the skills competition even though they will be playing for the
> national championship the following day? If I was a coach with a shot
> at the national title the next day, I'm not sure I would be happy to
> see one of my star players competing on what should be a day of rest
> before the big game.
> 
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