The unknown is part of the excitement for Gadowsky, Penn State
The Nittany Lions open their second season as a varsity program by moving into Pegula Ice Arena.
Season previews for teams
The Nittany Lions open their second season as a varsity program by moving into Pegula Ice Arena.
The Buckeyes lean on a veteran group of forwards but have to replace All-American Brady Hjelle in goal.
The Gophers lost five players early to pro contracts, and filling those gaps will be a tall order.
The Spartans were 55th of 59 teams nationally in team offense last season and have a young roster this year.
The Wolverines put Steve Racine in the starting role this season to shore up an area that contributed to a rare sub-.500 season.
The Bulldogs lost less than 30 percent of their offensive production from last season but saw some key players graduate.
The Dutchmen have won the ECAC Hockey playoff championship two years in a row, but they have big holes to fill this season.
The Saints bring in 11 newcomers to try to produce needed points.
The Engineers have 21 returning players, including seven defensemen, from a team that finished second in ECAC Hockey last season.
The Bobcats lost 11 seniors after finishing as the national runners-up last season.
The Tigers are looking for big seasons from captain Jack Berger and senior goaltender Sean Bonar.
The Crimson dealt with the fallout from a cheating scandal and had issues with depth on defense.
A summer trip to Europe gave the Big Green players a chance to bond.
Goalie Andy Iles and forward Brian Ferlin are back to lead the Big Red, which will rely on veterans.
Captain Spiro Goulakos is in remission after a battle with Hodgkin’s lymphoma last season.
The Golden Knights hope to turn seven ties and seven one-goal losses into wins this season.
The Bears also hope to avoid the injury bug this season after losing two players to ACL injuries a year ago.
Goaltender Frank Slubowski and the defense were highlights for the Broncos last season but the team is looking for scorers.
Forwards Jonny Brodzinski and Kalle Kossila and goaltender Ryan Faragher return to lead the Huskies’ run at another NCAA spot.
UND lost over 43 percent of its goal scoring from last season and brings in eight freshmen.