Homegrown Talent Keys Boston College Victory
Massachusetts players helped Boston College claim its 15th Beanpot title Monday night.
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Beanpot Championship Notebook
Beanpot Final Notebook, by Lee Urton
Defense Mechanism: Terriers Live and Die with Blue Line Corps
Uneven play from the Boston University defensemen ultimately led to the Terriers’ demise against Boston College in the championship of the 58th Beanpot tournament, Scott Weighart reports.
Beanpot Live Blog: Consolation, Championship
Click below for a replay of our live blog of the consolation and championship games at the 2010 Beanpot. Beanpot consolation, championship
Camp Randall Scene: Football Atmosphere With a Rink
Fans at Camp Randall Stadium say the atmosphere for outdoor hockey was much like you’d find on a Wisconsin football Saturday. Todd D. Milewski reports.
Outdoor Hockey an Experience They Won’t Forget
Playing at Camp Randall Stadium was an “awesome experience” for the Wisconsin and Bemidji State players who took part.
Backman’s Goal: Taking Yale Back
Yale put itself back on the national map last season, and Sean Backman is working to keep the Bulldogs there. Roman J. Uschak reports.
Live Q&A with Paul Kelly
A replay of the live Q&A with Paul Kelly, the executive director of College Hockey Inc.
Bracketology: Feb. 2, 2010
The field is the same, but there are new first-round matchups this week as Jayson Moy breaks things down in Bracketology.
Parker: ‘People Are Sick’ of BU, BC in Beanpot Final
Leading off the notebook from the Beanpot semifinals, Lee Urton reports that Boston University coach Jack Parker understands that it’s not good for the Beanpot for his team and Boston College always to be in the finals.
Northern Light
Alex Chiasson has had your average freshman year — some good points, some bad points — but he came through at a big time for Boston University. Scott Weighart reports.
Beanpot Slumber Party
Harvard had high hopes for the Beanpot, but Monday’s 6-0 semifinal loss to Boston College was a snoozer. Dave Hendrickson reports.
Break, Beanpot Boost Harvard Hopes
Harvard looked on pace for one of the worst seasons in program history, but the Crimson are 3-3-1 since the holiday break going into the Beanpot.
Beanpot Live Blog: The Semifinals
Click below for a replay of a live blog of the Beanpot semifinals. Beanpot semifinals
Bracketology: Jan. 27, 2010
Jayson Moy’s weekly crunching of the numbers is back, and the big issue to resolve this week is attendance at the East Regional.
Paul Kelly’s Mission: Save the Game
Paul Kelly may have an uphill battle ahead of him when it comes to raising college hockey’s profile, especially in comparison to Major Junior, but with the contacts he has in the game, don’t rule it out. Jim Connelly reports.
First-Half Recap: D-III Women
We’re now solidly into the new year with Christmas, New Year’s (and Boxing Day for all you Canadians) in the rearview mirror. The first half of the Division III women’s hockey season was filled some great story lines. How about the Lake Forest Foresters with an 8-0-2 record at the break and leading the NCHA. … Read more
I’m Confused
I guess I didn’t get the memo. My destination for a January game between Boston College and Boston University should have been Agganis Arena or Conte Forum, but I was told to go to Fenway Park, so here I am. I make my way to the press room, where framed photographs of Ted Williams and … Read more
The Fenway Game Few Saw But Many Felt
There were far fewer fans in attendance than normal when Boston University and Boston College get together, but that’s because this meeting of school alumni at Fenway Park wasn’t about the rivalry. USCHO’s Brian Sullivan reports.
Holiday Tourney Preview: Ledyard National Bank Classic
The Details Who: Dartmouth (3-8), Holy Cross (4-9-4), No. 14 Massachusetts-Lowell (10-6-1), Northeastern (6-8-1) When: Saturday, Jan. 2 and Sunday, Jan. 3 Where: Thompson Arena, Hanover, N.H. Tickets: Click here (new window) Saturday’s games: Holy Cross vs. Massachusetts-Lowell, 4 p.m. Eastern; Dartmouth vs. Northeastern, 7 p.m. Sunday’s games: Semifinal losers, 4 p.m. Eastern; semifinal winners, … Read more