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.
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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.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Change at the top
There’s a new No. 1, and Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski break down the change in this week’s edition.
Drawing a crowd: What the women’s attendance record means for the game
Wisconsin drew 10,668 to the Kohl Center, and it hopes many of them will return. Jason Karnosky reports.
Bracketology: A first try at predicting the NCAA pairings
Who’s going to go where for the NCAA tournament? It’s never too early to ask Jayson Moy, who starts off our weekly Bracketology feature for the 2010-11 season.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Finding their place
As more results come in, we’re starting to see some teams stake their claim for tournament spots. Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski break down the week gone by.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Bad week for the top 5
Yale’s first loss in a while, Brown’s bubble and the week ahead are the topics for this week’s edition.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: WJC a success for U.S.?
Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski talk World Juniors, Ohio State, Merrimack and more in this week’s edition.
NCAA goal in hand, Taranto has another in mind for Alaska
Alaska forward Andy Taranto is hoping to duplicate the success he had in his freshman season. Roman J. Uschak reports.
A day after loss, U.S. looking forward to bronze-medal game, not back
The Americans will close their time at the World Junior Championship in Wednesday’s bronze-medal game against Sweden, and they’ll have to move past a humbling semifinal loss to Canada. Jim Connelly reports.
Tuesday Morning Quarterback: Recapping the tournaments
The holiday tournaments are done, and Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski look back at the big events.
Dumoulin’s versatility helps U.S. excel defensively in World Juniors preliminary round
The Boston College defenseman is a big reason why the Americans share the tournament lead with four goals allowed through four games. Russell Jaslow reports.
Palmieri using college experience well for U.S.
The former Notre Dame forward was the Americans’ player of the game against Slovakia in the World Junior Championship. Russell Jaslow reports.
Q&A: College Hockey Inc. boss Paul Kelly, one year in
He talks building, connecting, expanding and how his view of the game has changed since taking the highly visible position. Jim Connelly reports.
The 2010-11 holiday tourneys and why they matter
The USCHO staff compiles the essential info on the seven Division I men’s holiday tournaments.
Buzzwords for U.S. at World Juniors: veteran, experienced
The Americans have some familiar faces back in their attempt to win a second straight World Junior Championship. Russell Jaslow reports.
Women’s D-I first half review
The competition level of women’s D-I hockey has never been fiercer. Women’s editor Candace Horgan takes a look at the first half of the season.
Family man Berenguer enjoying his last season at Hamline
Hamline defenseman Chris Berenguer juggles a lot in his daily routine — a family, school, hockey — but when he has taken the ice in his senior season, he has savored every minute of it. Larry O’Connor reports.