
Northeastern won a second consecutive Beanpot for the first time in 35 years, while Harvard improved its PairWise situation with a consolation victory. Hosts Jim Connelly and Ed Trefzger also review other games and news of the week, including:
Jerry York’s contract extension at BC;
UMass Lowell’s 10-game unbeaten streak and Bentley’s 11-games;
American International’s continued success;
Ohio State’s lead in the Big Ten;
St. Cloud’s battle back for 5 of 6 NCHC points on the weekend;
Plus, Brown’s upset of Quinnipiac.
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