Nolan Seed

He's gone.

So you're kind of starting over in terms of like who's gonna drive the bus, and it's, it's tough to have that be so dependent on, on freshmen and new, and even new faces from, you know, Charles Sivan, Nolan Seed from Lindenwood, that it's, I think they're, they're probably still a year away I think.

And then Bemidji's just, I don't think they're as talented as they were a year ago, but I think you gotta hope that they'll be less of a mess than they've been the last two years because they are talented enough to, you know, kinda separate themselves from the, the rest of the conference, you know, behind that top four.

Okay.

So I went defensively.

Nolan Seed, a guy who comes in out of Lindenwood as well, another third Lindenwood guy.

on this, uh, on this, uh, transfer team.

He had 22 points last season, 30 games, uh, 19 assists.

We mentioned Charles Savoy.

We mentioned Casper Nason.

We mentioned Nolan Seed.

Mateo Mann comes in from Colorado College.

Casper Nasson had 18 points in 36 games in Miami.

And then Nolan Seed, 22-point defenseman in 30 games at Lindenwood.

I mean, these are no slouches of incoming players.

And that's coupled with a kid like Cooper Foster, who was 76 points in 75 games in the OHL last year.

He'll play forward for this team and provide some valuable...

Yeah, over a point per game for an independent team out there in Lindenwood.

They brought in another Lindenwood guy, Nolan Seed, who had 22 points in 30 games.

He'll help it bolster that blue line.