Arizona State Reportedly in Talks With Avalanche Assistant Dave Hakstol for Hockey Post
Arizona State University is discussing its men's hockey head coaching vacancy with Colorado Avalanche assistant coach Dave Hakstol, according to ESPN.
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Arizona State University is in talks with Dave Hakstol, an assistant coach with the Colorado Avalanche, about taking over as head coach of its men's ice hockey program, ESPN reported.
Hakstol has experience in both the NHL and college ranks. If the move goes forward, he would take charge of a Sun Devils program that has worked to establish itself in NCAA Division I hockey in recent years.
ESPN's report did not specify a timeline for when a decision or formal announcement might be made, and neither Arizona State nor the Avalanche has publicly confirmed the discussions.
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