NCAA Rule Shakeup Sparks Unprecedented Exodus, Reshaping the Future of Hockey Talent Pipelines
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“It’s a crazy world. I’m glad I’m kind of out of that now,” Makar said. “It seems like a gong show.”
The path south is familiar for Canadian players like Makar. The two-time Norris Trophy winner as the league’s top defenseman left his Calgary hometown to spend two years playing for the Minutemen and was voted college hockey’s MVP in 2019.
What’s changed are the rules, leading to a transformational shift altering the dynamic between the CHL and NCAA in ways not yet entirely realized.
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