Commentary: Quinn returns to Boston University a better coach
David Quinn expects there to be change when he takes over as the Terriers’ coach, but there are a lot of similarities between his style and that of Jack Parker. Scott Weighart reports.
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David Quinn expects there to be change when he takes over as the Terriers’ coach, but there are a lot of similarities between his style and that of Jack Parker. Scott Weighart reports.
The scene after Minnesota State ended Nebraska-Omaha’s season was a reminder of why college hockey coaches do what they do, Dave Starman writes.
Each of the five Division I men’s conferences is in playoff mode this week, and national columnist Dave Starman takes a look at a key series in each.
Even in his biggest successes, Jack Parker never really lost his roots, Jim Connelly writes.
Being close to the Beanpot title a few times over the last has made the wait excruciating for Northeastern fans. Mike Trocchi revisits the past and says why this is the Huskies’ year.
A brief aside to start. Don Cherry seems to lower his IQ each time he opens his mouth. I cringed reading his quote about the recently fired Brian Burke when he said “All this guy did was go get Swedes, Finns and U.S. college kids.” Last I looked, since Canada last won gold at the … Read more
From choosing the criteria to deciding between similar players, there are many variables, Dave Starman writes.
Photographer Allison Davis O’Keefe got behind-the-scenes access, and the resulting images show the ups and downs.
Hockey East commissioner Joe Bertagna imagines what a holiday letter from a hockey family might sound like.
As his time atop the coaching wins list prepares to end, Ron Mason talks with Dave Starman about his career.
Before the organization began to crumble, the CHLPA put forward plans to let major junior players keep their NCAA eligibility. Chris Peters breaks down what happened.
The former Colonials player faces surgery in November to possibly remove part of his liver. Gary Heeman reports.
The poem has made the rounds from youth teams to USA Hockey coaching symposiums. Dave Starman shares its impact as the season gets started.
When a season ends in March, autumn and a return to the ice can seem like a lifetime away. Now that September is in its final week however, we can close our eyes and visualize that pristine ice forming in a Zamboni’s wake. In fact, Mercyhurst, Colgate, and Rochester Institute of Technology already competed in … Read more
USA Hockey’s Coaching Education Program has become one that is emulated by other sports organizations across the United States, Dave Starman writes.
Jim Connelly takes a swing at predicting the 30 first-round picks of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft.
Boston College’s Chris Kreider has the best potential for a long-term NHL career, but others in the Frozen Four field can make it, too, Dave Starman writes.
Coaches are in constant communication to try and find a better way to do the regionals, but fans can make their voices heard directly by writing to the NCAA. Dave Starman also talks about early pro signings, the Hobey Baker Award and the State of Hockey.
Dave Starman offers some thoughts gathered from meetings with coaches over the years.
Dropping down to block shots should get examined in the upcoming rules change cycle, columnist Dave Starman writes.