>   F  Ted Drury, Jr, Harvard
>   C  Greg Johnson, Sr, North Dakota
>   LW Paul Kariya, Fr, Maine
>   C  Mark Kaufmann, Sr, Yale
>   C  Jim Montgomery, Sr, Maine
>   C  Derek Plante, Sr, Minnesota-Duluth
>   C  Brian Rolston, So, LSSU
>   F  David Sacco, Sr, Boston Univ
>   C  Brian Savage, Jr, Miami
>   C  Bryan Smolinski, Sr, Michigan State
 
I'm sure that goalies like Chris Rogles, Neil Little, Scott Cashman
or Richard Shulmistra had unworthy seasons. Just because they were
key ingredients for their teams stretch runs and had excellent overall
seasons in front of average defenses is not worthy of a top 10
nomination (before I get flamed let me say that while Garth Snow
and Steve Shields have had excellent seasons, playing in front
of an airtight defense or an offense that always has the puck helps a
lot).
 
>What the hell?  Are there no decent defensemen or goaltenders in the
>country?
 
>For the second straight year, Maine has two of the leading candidates.
>However, if I were a gambling man I'd say the 1993 Hobey belongs to
>Derek Plante.
 
Nah, freshman or not, Kariya's been too dominant too ignore.
 
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"I don't think [The 24-3 Arizona hoops team] is capable of winning 6 in a row."
---Dick Vitale, apparently oblivious to the fact that is statistically
   impossible to go 24-3 without at least 1 winning streak of at least 6 games
   and to the fact that the Wildcats won 19 in a row earlier this season.