Analysis: Coaches see little separating deep, veteran Quinnipiac, St. Cloud State offenses
The Bobcats and the Huskies face off in the second semifinal Thursday in Pittsburgh. Daver Karnosky reports.
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The Bobcats and the Huskies face off in the second semifinal Thursday in Pittsburgh. Daver Karnosky reports.
The Bulldogs and the River Hawks meet in the first semifinal in Pittsburgh. Daver Karnosky breaks it down.
The Bobcats posted a 21-game unbeaten streak this season en route to the No. 1 national ranking and the top spot in the PairWIse Rankings. Brian Sullivan reports.
The Huskies had a nervous day of waiting to see whether they’d make the NCAA tournament, but once they got in they announced their presence. Tyler Buckentine reports.
The second installment of our Frozen Four previews looks at the River Hawks, who are 21-3-1 since the holiday break. Jim Connelly reports.
In the first of our Frozen Four previews, we look at the Bulldogs, who aren’t thrilled by suggestions that they backed into the NCAA tournament. Nate Owen reports.
The Bobcats also stress shot blocking, even from the top forwards. Nate Owen reports.
The schools are on the same street, less than eight miles apart. Brian Farrell reports.
The program returned from the brink of extinction, while the coach overcame a life-threatening car crash. Jim Connelly reports.
The emergence of a Hobey Baker Award finalist and a late surge by a freshman have the Huskies in their first Frozen Four. Timothy Boger reports.
Jim Connelly and Matthew Semisch recap the regional weekend and look forward to the Frozen Four and the Hobey Hat Trick in this week’s edition of Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
“Peca basically won the game in the first period,” Union coach Rick Bennett said after the Bobcats forward opened with a first-period hat trick. Brian Sullivan reports from the East Regional.
It’d be fair to call it a modestly surprising year in Oxford thanks to a fiery top line and a good group of seniors that know how to bring hardware home. Timothy Boger reports from the Midwest Regional.
The speed of the Dutchmen’s defense was the key in the Dutchmen’s 5-1 win Saturday night at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center. Nate Owen reports from the East Regional.
The River Hawks came close to the Frozen Four before but a win over New Hampshire sealed the deal in 2013. David H. Hendrickson reports from the Northeast Regional.
While a 3-1, third-period deficit against Canisius on Saturday was a bit shocking, it wasn’t debilitating. Brian Sullivan reports from the East Regional.
“It’s like that Band-Aid that just got ripped off,” Mavericks coach Mike Hastings says after a first-round loss to Miami. Timothy Boger reports from the Midwest Regional.
The Bulldogs didn’t score a goal last weekend but timely scores in the first and second rounds of the NCAA tournament have them in the Frozen Four. John Denny reports from the West Regional.
Notre Dame won’t be satisfied with the CCHA playoff title after crashing out of the NCAA tournament in the first round. J. Justin Boggs reports from the Midwest Regional.
New Hampshire stymied the Denver power play and scored what amounted to two of its own. David H. Hendrickson reports from the Northeast Regional.