Point production, leadership all part of the routine for St. Cloud State’s LeBlanc
The Huskies senior has rebounded from an injury to drive his team to first place in the WCHA. Matthew Semisch reports.
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TMQ: Quinnipiac goes streakless, the next outdoor venue and a Rensselaer resurgence
Quinnipiac got the No. 1 spot and promptly lost its first game afterward. Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski discuss that and more in this week’s Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Wednesday Women: Making sense of it all
A series of upsets threw a lot of the standings into disarray over the last week. Candace and Arlan discuss Northeastern’s sudden emergence, Robert Morris’ continued mastery of Mercyhurst, the ECAC puzzle, and whether Minnesota-Duluth has anything left in the tank.
TMQ: Quinnipiac emerges from the storm with the top ranking
Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski discuss the Bobcats’ rise to No. 1, St. Cloud State and the Beanpot in this week’s edition of Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Four-for-four: An already storied Boston College program finds another first
For the first time, the Eagles have won four straight Beanpot titles. David H. Hendrickson reports from TD Garden.
For Quinnipiac, new levels of success don’t change outlook
Leading the PairWise Rankings, the Bobcats are chasing their first ECAC Hockey title — and their first No. 1 ranking in the polls. Brian Farrell reports.
Wednesday Women: Volatility
Candace and Arlan take a look at the Beanpot, Minnesota’s continued success, the WCHA logjam, and some of the teams just hoping to make their conference playoffs.
Even in a tough year for Michigan, Trouba finds ways to impress
A first-round pick, the freshman defenseman still believes in his decision to play for the Wolverines. Josh Getzoff reports.
TMQ: As some conference title races wind down, others wind up
Even in Atlantic Hockey and ECAC Hockey where the leader is running away, the next nine spots are tightly bunched. Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski have more in this week’s edition of Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Smith takes his turn in Boston College’s Beanpot spotlight
The sophomore improved his collegiate total to five goals with a pair against Harvard. Brian Sullivan reports from the Beanpot semifinals.
One for the history books: Northeastern gets long-awaited Beanpot win over BU
The last time the Huskies beat the Terriers in the Beanpot was 1988. That’s also the last time Northeastern won the title. David H. Hendrickson reports from the Beanpot semifinals.
Wednesday Women: The cream rises
Candace and Arlan take a look at Minnesota-Duluth’s improvement, the Boston College offense, the Beanpot favorites, the wildcards in the CHA and ECAC, and their early favorites in the race for the Patty Kazmaier Award.
Gadowsky, Penn State enjoying the ride in Year 1
The Nittany Lions are 10-13 in their first year as a Division I program but they’ve enjoyed some big wins in big buildings. Tim Sullivan reports.
TMQ: On Quinnipiac, name recognition and the No. 1 ranking
Did the Bobcats miss out on the top spot in the poll because they haven’t long been a traditional power? Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski discuss that and more in this week’s edition of Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Wednesday Women: Defenses shine
Candace and Arlan take a look at the logjam in the ECAC and WCHA, ponder what can happen in Hockey East, and whether Minnesota can achieve perfection.
TMQ: Massachusetts-Lowell gaining in PairWise, but there’s a caveat
The River Hawks could take a dip in the PairWise when they get one more game against a team under consideration. That and a look at Notre Dame’s struggles in this week’s Tuesday Morning Quarterback with Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski.
Wednesday Women: Magic Bullets
Candace and Arlan ponder the teams that are making their moves, the ones seeking a magic bullet, and how the PairWise and conference races might shake out.
TMQ: Tough opponents, injuries haven’t slowed No. 1 Minnesota
The Gophers go into a series against No. 6 North Dakota this weekend after a three-win week. Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski discuss in Tuesday Morning Quarterback.
Wednesday Women: What the first weekend of the second half means
Candace and Arlan ponder RIT’s upset sweep of Robert Morris, examine the jumble in the ECAC, and preview two heavyweight WCHA series this coming weekend.
From the green to the Big Red: A line change for Cornell’s Craig Esposito
The defenseman walked on to the roster after the golf season. Josh Getzoff reports.