February 27, 2007 Nine Former College Standouts Who Won't be Moved Prior to the NHL Trade Deadline • Kevin Bieksa: The Vancouver defenseman, who scored 75 points in 146 career games at Bowling Green from 2000-04, has been hailed as a budding star on the blue line. He's scored 10 goals and 23 assists in 62 games for the surging Canucks. • Brandon Bochenski: In 11 games with Boston — his third organization since turning pro after the 2003-04 season — the former North Dakota standout has six goals and five assists. • Randy Jones: The free agent signee out of Clarkson a couple of years ago has been one of the few bright spots for an otherwise abysmal season for Philadelphia. In 56 games with the Flyers, Jones has scored three goals and added 13 assists. • Duncan Keith: How good has the speedy ex-Michigan State blueliner been for Chicago this season? Blackhawks GM Dale Tallon says he'll entertain trade offers for former first-round pick Brent Seabrook, but Keith, who has two goals and 25 assists this season, is off limits. • Brett Lebda: Another defenseman who can fly, the erstwhile Notre Dame star has found a home in Detroit and has three goals, 10 assists, and a plus-minus rating of +7 for the Red Wings. At 5-foot-9, he's an obvious beneficiary of the "new" NHL. • David Moss: The former Michigan winger was overshadowed by the likes of Cammalleri, Hensick, and Tambellini, but found a home on Calgary's second line, helping fill the scoring void created when Jarome Iginla was hurt. Moss, who returned to the ice and scored Monday night after being checked from behind in a win against Colorado Feb. 17, has seven goals and six assists in 28 games. • John Pohl: After languishing in the American Hockey League for four seasons, the ex-Minnesota Golden Gopher has 11 goals and 11 assists in 59 games with Toronto. Became something of a cult hero in the T.O. after scoring the winning goal in a 3-2 shootout win over Ottawa earlier this month. • Travis Roche: Roche bounced around the AHL for five seasons before finally landing in Phoenix. He's been a pleasant surprise, with five goals and 11 assists in 38 games and a plus-minus rating of +5. • Greg Zanon: One of the nation's top offensive defensemen when he played for Nebraska-Omaha, Zanon has become an excellent shot blocker for Nashville. He's knocked down 137 opponent attempts, which ranks tied for 13th in the NHL in that category.