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Rand Pecknold

Rand Pecknold

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Oct 28, 2026

Eric LangGUEST
71:21
So we really, really put that on the forefront.
Mike GrinnellPANELIST
71:24
Coach, when building this program, how much do you lean on other coaches around and how much are you picking their brains? Because I look at a guy like Rand Pecknold, right? He built up Quinnipiac to a national powerhouse in what, 1998? They didn't even have Division I hockey.
Mike GrinnellPANELIST
71:41
So you've got to look at that.
Mike GrinnellPANELIST
71:44
And I know you want to build your own thing.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
11:42
Another good Atlantic hockey result.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
11:45
And head coach Rand Pecknold had some words about it after the game.
Rand PecknoldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:50
Yeah, before I do my opening statement, I just want to congratulate Army.
Rand PecknoldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:52
I thought their kids battled.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
12:19
Thanks.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
12:21
Well, you know, deservedly so.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
12:22
I think Rand Pecknold was getting a lot of static on social media, except for the Quinnipiac fans who were behind him.
Ed TrefzgerHOST
12:29
But does that take anything away from Army's win? And, you know, I got some thoughts on this, too.
Mike GrinnellPANELIST
51:20
I think you guys will like this too.
Mike GrinnellPANELIST
51:21
Like there's a few things I don't want to give too much away from the video, but there's a few things coaching wise that Rand Pecknold is known for.
Mike GrinnellPANELIST
51:28
And we did a film session with him and he broke down the film on why he, why he runs his neutral zone a certain way, why he four checks a certain way.
Mike GrinnellPANELIST
51:37
He broke down like exactly how he teaches it to his team at the beginning of each season.
Ryan KennedyHOST
9:06
Uh, maybe it even ends with a national championship.
Ryan KennedyHOST
9:09
Like Quinnipiac, you know, uh, they've done it before, and Rand Pecknold is a fantastic coach.
Ryan KennedyHOST
9:15
Um, you know, they've got some players to play alongside Wittenock.
Ryan KennedyHOST
9:19
In terms of how the Flames should handle him, the only thing I would say is, A, Calgary's horrible this year, [laughs] and they'll probably be horrible next year.
Jonny LazarusHOST
0:49
Seeing Bedard and Patrick Kane together must have been quite the treat for him.
Jonny LazarusHOST
0:53
Then we got Rand Pecknold, the head coach of the Quinnipiac Bobcats.
Jonny LazarusHOST
0:56
I know our good friend, friend of the show, Mike Grinnell, was actually there yesterday doing one of his Chicklets U videos.
Jonny LazarusHOST
1:02
And I think they're playing each other in golf today.

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ChiefGUEST
29:46
where it's like, oh, he can't develop anymore in the WHL.
ChiefGUEST
29:49
He would have gone and
Colby CohenHOST
29:50
played for Rand Pecknold at Quinnipiac, and then he would have learned how to play, and then he would have been more ready for the NHL, like Zach Metza, who did five years of college, three years of juniors.
Colby CohenHOST
30:02
He did two years in the American League, and now... you know, every time Buffalo has them out of the lineup, they, they lose.
speaker_2PANELIST
24:36
He would have gone and
Colby CohenHOST
24:37
played for Rand Pecknold at Quinnipiac, and then he would have learned how to play, and then he would have been more ready for the NHL, like Zach Metza, who did five years of college, three years of juniors.
Colby CohenHOST
24:49
He did two years in the American League, and now... you know, every time Buffalo has them out of the lineup, they lose, right? And so it's a perfect segue.
Colby CohenHOST
24:58
We love talking about the Hawks.
Jonny LazarusHOST
25:44
Kyle Davidson.
Jonny LazarusHOST
25:44
Yeah, that'd be sweet.
Jonny LazarusHOST
25:45
We do have Rand Pecknold here.
Jonny LazarusHOST
25:47
We're always excited to have Rand on the show.
ChiefGUEST
24:18
He would have gone and
Colby CohenHOST
24:19
played for Rand Pecknold at Quinnipiac, and then he would have learned how to play, and then he would have been more ready for the NHL, like Zach Metza, who did five years of college, three years of juniors.
Colby CohenHOST
24:31
He did two years in the American League, and now... you know, every time Buffalo has them out of the lineup, they, they lose.
Colby CohenHOST
24:38
Right.
Colby CohenHOST
67:09
yet.
Colby CohenHOST
67:10
We're going to have Rand Pecknold, who's going to come on at 9.30 tomorrow.
Colby CohenHOST
67:13
Yeah, I think
Jonny LazarusHOST
67:15
Russo at 10.

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