An article by David Hendrickson about swapping & juggling positions in the NCAA.
WORCESTER, Mass. — Last February, the Maine Black Bears were struggling on offense so coaching legend Shawn Walsh moved longtime defenseman Michael Schutte to forward. In short order, he became the team’s top goalscorer. This February, Maine was scoring goals in bunches, but at the same time giving up too many in its own end. Not to worry. Interim head coach Tim Whitehead moved Schutte back to defense and the team promptly went undefeated in the next nine games. Next February, no doubt, he’ll be asked to become a goaltender and throw a shutout. Schutte also has displayed a flair for the dramatic in the NCAA East Regional. Last year, he scored a goal with 2.7 seconds left in regulation to force overtime in Maine’s opening-round contest against Minnesota. The Black Bears went on to win, and then face eventual national champion Boston College, a game in which Schutte scored the team’s only goal. There's more.... full article here...
http://www.uscho.com/2002/03/23/the-yoyo/