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After sweeping Notre Dame, Michigan’s schedule doesn’t get easier with Penn State on tap this weekend

January 16, 2020 by Paula C. Weston

How does Michigan get to follow up its first road sweep of the season, an upset of No. 14 Notre Dame? “We’re at Penn State,” said Wolverines coach Mel Pearson. “So it just gets easier.” Pearson then laughed (photo: Michigan Athletics).

Thompson forging own name in college hockey realm, lighting up Providence scoresheet often

January 16, 2020 by Jim Connelly

Certainly, you don’t have to be a Hockey East superfan to know the name Tyce Thompson. But if you we asked who he was, say, on Oct. 1, what would you know about him? (photo: Rich Gagnon).

Women’s D-III: Wisconsin-Superior having success against top teams

August 24, 2020January 16, 2020 by Candace Horgan

On the heels of winning their first game this season against a top-10 team, the Wisconsin-Superior Yellowjackets are looking to carry that momentum forward into a huge home-and-home with No. 5 Wisconsin-Eau Claire, whom the Yellowjackets lost to in overtime in November.

In looking for positives, Miami needs ‘to be ready for that battle at the drop of the puck’

August 24, 2020January 16, 2020 by Matthew Semisch

A logjam in the middle of the NCHC standings promises to make for stressful situations as the season progresses, but it also gives several teams big opportunities. Miami is getting its fair share of those chances, but not everything is going the RedHawks’ way. They’re only two points out of a home-ice playoff spot, but they missed a chance last weekend to put added pressure on fourth-place Western Michigan (photo: Bradley K. Olson).

Early-season adversity has only made Pointers stronger

January 15, 2020 by Brian Lester

Reigning national champions typically don’t fly under the radar. They are out front and in the spotlight every step of the way during the grind of a long season. Yet, here was Wisconsin-Stevens Point in early December, in the grip of a tough stretch that saw the Pointers win just once in six games. But … Read more

Diminutive Loughran acting as catalyst for Northern Michigan’s offense in expanded role with Wildcats

January 15, 2020 by Daver Karnosky

Depending on who you ask, Northern Michigan winger Griffin Loughran stands either 5-foot-6 or 5-foot-7. The sophomore has been told at every level that he is too small and all he has done is find a way to be effective (photo: Northern Michigan Athletics).

Pioneers forging way to consistency

January 15, 2020 by Tim Costello

Riding a five-game win streak and 10-2-2 on the season, the Utica Pioneers are starting to play some consistent hockey and that has the coaching staff very optimistic about a special second half of the season. Following road wins over Adrian, a two-game series, and a win at Oswego this past weekend, the Pioneers have … Read more

Weekend Atlantic Hockey shootout between Air Force, Army West Point sees cadets ‘go absolutely crazy’

January 15, 2020 by Dan Rubin

This past weekend, the Atlantic Hockey shootout format enjoyed arguably its best moment during a raucous series between Army West Point and Air Force (photo: Army West Point Athletics).

New Hampshire freshman Griffin leaves team, says ‘playing hockey is no longer for me’

January 15, 2020 by USCHO Staff

New Hampshire freshman forward Robby Griffin has left the team – and the game of hockey.

EHL netminder Bovarnick joins Suffolk for second half of current ’19-20 campaign

January 15, 2020 by USCHO Staff

Jarret Bovarnick, a goaltender for the EHL’s East Coast Wizards, has committed to Suffolk for the second half of the 2019-20 season (photo: East Coast Wizards/EHL).

Wednesday Women: Parsing the upsets, losses and surprises of the past few weeks

August 24, 2020January 15, 2020 by Nicole Haase

Nicole and Arlan talk about how Bemidji shut down Wisconsin, what’s happened to Boston College and how the CHA might shake out in this week’s Wednesday Women.

Worcester State adds EHL goalie Tardif for second half of 2019-20 season

January 15, 2020 by USCHO Staff

Seacoast Spartans (EHL) goaltender Nevin Tardif has joined Worcester State for the second half of the 2019-20 season (photo: Seacoast Spartans/EHL).

Grad student Marotte performing admirably for Clarkson, a team that ‘certainly lucked out’ getting veteran goalie

January 15, 2020 by Mark Divver

A graduate student who played three seasons at Robert Morris, Marotte is one of the main reasons Clarkson is in first place in the ECAC, a point ahead of Cornell, and No. 7 in the national polls heading into games at Dartmouth and Harvard this weekend (photo: Clarkson Athletics).

Former Michigan athletic director Roberson passes away at 84

January 14, 2020 by USCHO Staff

Former Michigan athletic director M. Joseph Roberson passed away Monday, Jan. 13, 2020. He died peacefully at his home in Grand Blanc, Mich., at the age of 84 (photo: Michigan Athletics).

Talking rules, officiating with Big Ten and NCAA’s Steve Piotrowski: USCHO Spotlight Season 2 Episode 15

January 14, 2020 by Jim Connelly

Big Ten coordinator of officials and NCAA ice hockey rules committee secretary Steve Piotrowski joins hosts Jim Connelly and Ed Trefzger to discuss college hockey rules and officiating. Topics include overtime formats, video replay, rule enforcement, referee assignments and recruiting, and this year’s potential rulebook updates.

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TMQ: Talking about the latest poll, Notre Dame’s issues, New Hampshire getting on track

August 24, 2020January 14, 2020 by Paula C. Weston

Each week during the season, we look at the big events and big games around Division I men’s college hockey in Tuesday Morning Quarterback (photo: Jim Rosvold).

Weekend Wrap: D-III West

January 13, 2020 by Brian Lester

Wisconsin-Stevens Point knocked off nationally ranked Augsburg on Saturday as the reigning champs proved they can’t be counted out yet. Wisconsin-River Falls also handed Augsburg a loss. St. Thomas and Saint Mary’s both stole a win from each other in their critical MIAC series. Lake Forest continued its impressive run through the season with another … Read more

After sweeping Notre Dame, Michigan’s schedule doesn’t get easier with Penn State on tap this weekend

Thompson forging own name in college hockey realm, lighting up Providence scoresheet often

Women’s D-III: Wisconsin-Superior having success against top teams

In looking for positives, Miami needs ‘to be ready for that battle at the drop of the puck’

Early-season adversity has only made Pointers stronger

Diminutive Loughran acting as catalyst for Northern Michigan’s offense in expanded role with Wildcats

Pioneers forging way to consistency

Weekend Atlantic Hockey shootout between Air Force, Army West Point sees cadets ‘go absolutely crazy’

New Hampshire freshman Griffin leaves team, says ‘playing hockey is no longer for me’

EHL netminder Bovarnick joins Suffolk for second half of current ’19-20 campaign

Wednesday Women: Parsing the upsets, losses and surprises of the past few weeks

Worcester State adds EHL goalie Tardif for second half of 2019-20 season

Grad student Marotte performing admirably for Clarkson, a team that ‘certainly lucked out’ getting veteran goalie

Former Michigan athletic director Roberson passes away at 84

Talking rules, officiating with Big Ten and NCAA’s Steve Piotrowski: USCHO Spotlight Season 2 Episode 15

TMQ: Talking about the latest poll, Notre Dame’s issues, New Hampshire getting on track

Weekend Wrap: D-III West

NCHC suspends North Dakota’s Pinto one game for cross checking penalty against Omaha

Repeat nominees Burke, Brosseau, Varney headline 2020 Hockey Humanitarian Award candidates

Cornell, North Dakota each get 956 voting points, tie for top spot in USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll