By Tim Healey/DFP Staff
Boston University issued a release Wednesday afternoon to name former Terrier Steve Greeley the associate head coach of the BU men’s hockey team.
“Steve is a bright and well-respected scout in the hockey world and he’ll be a fantastic college hockey coach,” head coach David Quinn said in the release. “He’ll help us out in a lot of ways, as he is a fantastic evaluator of talent and a hard-working, enthusiastic person who will be able to connect with our players on many levels. I couldn’t be more pleased to have him back here at BU.”
Greeley, who played four years under Jack Parker from 2000 to 2004, has worked as a scout for the Los Angeles Kings the last seven years.
For more on Greeley, read our article from last week.
The announcement seems like we have formally decided to minimize out hockey program.
He is a good choice. Recruiting is the problem and he has recruiting experience at the pro level.
So we hire a guy that has no college hockey recruiting experience. Yep, that will really help our recruiting…NOT!
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