He's Only a Man in a Funny Red Sheet
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The following article featuring Rensselaer head coach Seth Appert appeared February 25 on the Without a Peer Web site.
We've got a healthy respect for Seth Appert here at Without a
Peer. While there have been some who have complained about the
difficult first three years of the Appert regime, we've always
known there was a larger purpose, and we're starting to see the
grand plan start to bear fruit. As a wise man once said, "the night
is always darkest just before the dawn."
As a player, Seth Appert worked for four years under the tutelage
of Ferris State head coach Bob Daniels - who has his team on the
brink of an NCAA appearance this year - and as an assistant coach
spent seven years learning from Denver's George Gwozdecky. That's
over a decade of guidance from some of the best in the game, and
he's now applying what he's learned in Troy. It's now apparent -
Freakout definitely notwithstanding, as he very plainly explained
himself - that the Engineer Renaissance is well underway.
We got the chance to ask the man with the best hair in college
hockey a few questions we're sure Ed Weaver and Ken Schott would
never ask. We're not as sure about Tim Wilkin. Some of his
questions might be more outrageous than ours.
Complete article can be accessed via the Without a Peer Web site by clicking here.
