Record three current college players picked in top eight of 2015 NHL Entry Draft
Jack Eichel, Noah Hanifin and Zach Werenski were joined by four incoming freshmen among the first-round selections.
Men’s D-I: Boston University
Ahead of his draft day, Eichel distances himself from ‘generational’ talk
The Boston University center is expected to be the No. 2 pick; where does he fit among the players college hockey has produced?
Frozen Four finalist Boston University, Quinn agree to five-year contract
Boston University head coach David Quinn, after leading the Terriers to the Frozen Four title game in April, has been rewarded with a five-year contract. This past season in his second year at the helm of the program, Quinn guided the Terriers to the Hockey East regular-season and tournament titles, in addition to the program’s … Read more
Boston College, Boston University to play ALS charity fundraiser game
Boston University and Boston College are rivals on the ice, but will unite next month to battle a common cause. The first annual Comm Ave Charity Classic on July 10 will feature a hockey game between BC and BU with all proceeds benefiting Compassionate Care ALS in support of Pete Frates, Dick Kelley, and all … Read more
At NHL scouting combine, Boston University’s Greer sells his value in playing roles
He had just seven points in his freshman season, but A.J. Greer was ranked 69th among North American skaters in Central Scouting’s final rankings for the 2015 NHL Entry Draft.
Boston University’s O’Connor picks Ottawa from four free-agent offers
Matt O’Connor and the Senators agreed to a two-year contract on Saturday; the goaltender also had offers from the New York Rangers, Edmonton Oilers and Vancouver Canucks.
Vesey, Eichel pick up final HCA awards for ’14-15 season
Harvard junior forward Jimmy Vesey has been selected as the Hockey Commissioners’ Association National Division I Player of the Month for March/April 2015 and Boston University forward Jack Eichel has picked up the HCA National Division I Rookie of the Month award for the same time period. Vesey, a Hobey Baker Award finalist, led the … Read more
Eichel confirmed for U.S. World Championship roster
The forward is the fifth player that played college hockey in 2014-15 to be named to the roster.
USCHO player of the year Eichel excels in the face of lofty expectations
The Boston University freshmen led the nation in assists, points and plus/minus.
Boston University finally gets too close to the fire in title game loss
One could make the case that the seeds of BU’s destruction were sown in the two games leading up to the title contest.
Boston University’s Eichel gets Tim Taylor Award as nation’s top rookie
Jack Eichel’s afternoon of hardware Friday started with the Tim Taylor Award as the top rookie in Division I men’s college hockey.
Hobey winner Eichel on comparison to Kariya: ‘It’s the greatest compliment’
The Boston University freshman is just the second rookie to win the award, joining the former Maine star.
Conference foes Boston University, Providence set for national title matchup
The Terriers and Friars last played in October, long before the teams became what we see today.
Greer brings grit to Boston University’s second line, and goals follow
The freshman was moved up to play with Cason Hohmann and Ahti Oksanen for the playoffs.
In 2015 Frozen Four semifinals, East meets West
Hockey East’s Boston University and Providence face off against the NCHC’s North Dakota and Omaha on Thursday.
Analysis: North Dakota’s speed faces Boston University’s skill
The teams meet in the second semifinal of the 2015 Frozen Four.
Frozen Four preview: Boston University hopes key late-season games help overcome inexperience
Only two Terriers players had played in the NCAA tournament before this year’s regionals.
Hobey Hat Trick is Boston University’s Eichel, North Dakota’s McIntyre, Harvard’s Vesey
The Hobey Baker Memorial Award is down to three finalists – the Hobey Hat Trick – for the 2015 award in Boston University freshman forward Jack Eichel, North Dakota junior goaltender Zane McIntyre and Harvard junior forward Jimmy Vesey. The three finalists were selected from the initial list of 10 candidates by the 27-member selection … Read more
Under the radar, Boston University’s Rodrigues keeps making big contributions
Overshadowed by linemate Jack Eichel, Evan Rodrigues has 16 goals and 45 points in his last 23 games.
In ‘heavyweight fight,’ Boston University comes up with a late knockout
The Terriers did what they do best — win the third period — to advance to the Frozen Four.