UPON FURTHER REVIEW: Players leaving for the WJC or Spengler Cup in a long semester break
UPON FURTHER REVIEW PODCAST: We look at the impact of elite players at international tournaments and consider if the semester break is too long.
UPON FURTHER REVIEW PODCAST: We look at the impact of elite players at international tournaments and consider if the semester break is too long.
PODCAST: Looking at how college hockey’s elite players have been featured in the IIHF World Junior Championship and the Spengler Cup.
As we’re sure everyone is aware, the annual semester break gave us an opportunity to send college hockey’s best onto the international stage. This year, that’s meant that NCAA talent is competing at the World Juniors and the annual Spengler Cup in Switzerland.
UPON FURTHER REVIEW PODCAST: We look at five first-half superlatives in D-I men’s college hockey this season, including team of the first half.
The first half is just about done for this college hockey season. It certainly went by fast enough that our collective heads are spinning a little.
PODCAST: A goodbye to Matthews, a handful of big games, and a midseason NPI snapshot by league are in this week’s episode.
UPON FURTHER REVIEW PODCAST: We look at teams that are ranked in the USCHO poll much lower than in the NPI and also the opposite.
PODCAST: Recap of a split Michigan-Michigan State weekend, rising teams in the NPI, and strong college representation on Team Canada’s World Juniors roster.
PODCAST: USCHO Edge looks at Wisconsin at Notre Dame, Minnesota Duluth at Western Michigan, Michigan at Michigan State, and New Hampshire at Maine.
UPON FURTHER REVIEW PODCAST: “Buy or sell” including whether Michigan is the best team or if a blue-chip player will leave college hockey at the break.
Historic Matthews Arena, the oldest operating multi-sport athletic facility in the world, will close its doors for good in the coming weeks.
PODCAST: Dartmouth’s unbeaten run headlines a week that also saw No. 1 Michigan sweep Harvard, and Miami, Alaska, and BU taking tournament victories.
This week the Upon Further Review crew look around college hockey and talk about what they have to be thankful for this holiday season.
This week on Weekend Review, Jim Connelly fills in for host Ed Trefzger and he and Derek Schooley talk about key moments from the weekend in college hockey.
It was a career night and weekend for Princeton’s Kai Daniels who became the first player in 14 years to score five goals in a game.
PODCAST: USCHO Edge looks at Maine at BC, Union at Cornell, Wisconsin at Michigan State, and Ohio State at Michigan.
As we were wrapping up recording our latest episode of Weekend Review, Jim and I decided to touch on some real positives so far this season, seeing as how sometimes we can veer into doom and gloom in this space.
PODCAST: We highlight Dartmouth’s 6-0 start and nine-game winning streaks for Michigan State and RIT. Plus a look at volatile early rankings.
PODCAST: USCHO Edge looks at UMass at BC, Michigan at Penn State, Arizona State’s first trip to North Dakota, CC at DU in the Gold Pan Series.
UPON FURTHER REVIEW PODCAST: The hosts discuss the impact of injuries on teams just five or six weeks into the season in light of House vs. NCAA.