Brian Sullivan

Boston College had a relatively mundane-looking rush whistled dead for being offsides … and the Superfans respond with “bulls***”?? I’ve certainly done my share of swearing, but since when does every last little perceived slight warrant profanity-in-unison? It’s really getting out of hand. Used to be, it only came about during especially tense, fierce, or … Read more

Halftime! Huskies pivoting forward a bit, re-asserting themselves in the neutral zone and forcing Muse to wake up every once in a while.

With seven and a half gone in the second frame, the Eagles have out-shot the Huskies 16-10 … and 8-1 since the intermission.

The Huskies just sprung Chisolm, resulting in a potential 3×2 rush at the BC blue line. And yet, they calmly chipped the puck forward for the change. These guys aren’t just good because they practice together, but because they practice a system together. It seems like such a little thing, but when you get out … Read more

Senior Denis Chisolm is in the box for obstruction interference. It’s NU’s third penalty of the night; BC is 17 percent on the power play this year.

Or beer pong, whatever. A few years back, Rhett (BU’s mascot) and Baldwin (BC’s) set up a standard wooden table at center ice, set up the plastic cups, and went at it … just like you did in your friends’ basements (or living rooms, or wherever) back when you were in school and too cheap … Read more

… between periods, that is. Big board gives NU the advantage in score (2-1) and shots (9-8), though both teams have had some real beautiful chances. I’d bet top dollar that NU shoots high-glove on Muse every chance they get for the rest of the night.

The Dog House just broke out a new one. New to me at least. “Five.” “Five year.” “Five year prograaaaaammm..” … referring to their rare five-year co-op program, as opposed to the standard four-year education.

Now Northeastern gets a quality bid, as junior Chris Donovan picked BC’s pocket at the blue line and stormed in alone … only to put the shot (glove side high, again) over the net.

Thiessen just denied Bradford again, this time planting the right toe against his post on an attempted cross-ice tip-in, started by Brian Gibbons on the right-wing point. 1:01 on the BC advantage.