Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Down to the final weekend
Three leagues enter the playoffs this weekend while two wrap up the regular season. Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski look back and look ahead.
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New role, new level of success for Niagara’s Haczyk
After scoring 18 goals over his first three seasons, he has 27 as a senior. Roman J. Uschak reports.
Bracketology: Can it be this simple?
The committee’s job would be pretty easy if things shake out at the end the same way they do this week, Jayson Moy writes.
Titles all that’s left to accomplish for Mercyhurst’s Agosta
The senior has the scoring records, but a Patty Kazmaier Award and a national title have eluded her. Jason Karnosky reports.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: A suspension’s impact
How will the suspensions of Northeastern’s coach and an assistant impact the Huskies this season and beyond? Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski get into that and more in this week’s edition.
Bracketology: Hands are tied
The bands don’t offer much in the way of flexibility for attendance-based changes this week, Jayson Moy writes.
Road is rough on Alabama-Huntsville, but Chargers see positives
The Chargers go into season-ending exhibition games with a 4-26-2 record as the only Division I men’s independent program. Daver Karnosky reports.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Recapping the Beanpot
Now that the Beanpot is over, it’s the home stretch for the regular season. Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski look back and ahead in this week’s edition.
A new Beanpot sheriff in town? Boston College hopes so
After the Eagles’ overtime victory over Northeastern, the days of the Beanpot being known as the BU Invitational may be over. Dave Hendrickson reports.
Schultz furthering Wisconsin’s offensive defenseman success
He could become the second defenseman to lead the Badgers in scoring in the last three seasons. Daver Karnosky reports.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: A Beanpot renaissance
The Boston tournament has a great first night, the standings tighten and other topics this week with Jim Connelly and Paula C. Weston.
Bracketology: Finding a better place
How can Jayson Moy make the regional lineup look more appealing from an attendance standpoint? That and more in this week’s edition.
As Boston University gets closer to the top, it grows closer as a team
The Terriers are shooting for big things in their program’s sixth season. Scott Weighart reports.
Tips prove costly for Millan, Boston University
All three goals against the Terriers netminder in the Beanpot semifinals came off his own team’s sticks. Scott Weighart reports.
Northeastern’s McLaughlin emerging at the right time
Two years after the what-ifs, the Huskies junior scores twice in the Beanpot semifinals. Dave Hendrickson reports.
Returning Olympian Schaus leads Boston College
Boston College goaltender Molly Schaus hunches over slightly as she stares down the forward skating towards her. She watches as the play develops, shifting in front of the net as she responds to the moves around her. Northeastern’s Kristi Kehoe finally took a shot; Schaus’s save looked as effortless as stretching her arm out to … Read more
Northeastern’s time for Beanpot? ‘It’s been too long’
It has been 23 years since the Huskies won the tournament, and they’re hungry. Jim Connelly reports.
A year after his death, Brendan Burke’s legacy widens
Miami will wear special jerseys to honor their former student manager, who opened the team’s minds and served as an example of the values that it tries to live by.
Jeff Blashill: Son of the CCHA
The first-year Western Michigan coach has spent most of his hockey career in the league, learning from notable mentors. Paula C. Weston reports.
Bracketology: Throwing a curveball
To make things interesting, USCHO Bracketologist Jayson Moy uses the letter of the law to make a tweak in this week’s edition.