Canadian Jr hockey is typically 16, 17, 18 and then pros = $

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Aug 2, 2020
8:41:05pm

ExitStageLeft All-American

Canadian Jr hockey is typically 16, 17, 18 and then pros = $

Versus going to college at 18 to 21 and then NHL or minors

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Message modified by ExitStageLeft on Aug 2, 2020 at 8:41:23pm

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Perhaps the US should move away from college football & have a Canadian system

ExitStageLeft

8/2/20 11:25am

Just have relegation between the different divisions.

Goliath

8/2/20 11:30am

Honestly I think adding relegation would be great. With so many D1 schools

Druick

8/2/20 11:40am

College football generates so much money largely due to the name of the school

mwcoug

8/2/20 11:32am

The CJFL is not the primary source of CFL talents

molodyets

8/2/20 11:35am

How and by whom and how much are junior hockey kids compensated?

Forzaitalia

8/2/20 12:26pm

I know the CHL is still the major producer of NHL talent, but NCAA’s share of

The Chelsea Dagger

8/2/20 8:37pm

Canadian Jr hockey is typically 16, 17, 18 and then pros = $

ExitStageLeft

8/2/20 8:41pm

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