Quinnipiac’s win on Saturday combined with a late-game comeback by Clarkson to tie Cornell gives the Bobcats a share of the Cleary Cup with Cornell. Quinnipiac will be the top seed in the ECAC tournament. (Photo: Quinnipiac Athletics/Dan Heary)
On a night that created major PairWise movement, Minnesota upset Arizona State, yet the Sun Devlils remained No. 8 in the PairWise, keeping them safe for an NCAA bid. (Staff photo: Jim Rosvold)
It might be hard to go unnoticed when you’re leading the country in GAA and save percentage, but that’s how it’s gone for Quinnipiac’s Andrew Shortridge (photo: Rob Rassmussen).
Just because Minnesota State clinched the WCHA title with three games to spare doesn’t mean there’s not a whole lot for everyone else in the league to play for (photo: Jim Rosvold).
When we looked back at last weekend, so many strange things happened that we felt the need to mention them all. Thus, we ask forgiveness as we take this column off the rails a bit to address some crazy moments in Hockey East (photo: Vermont Athletics).
Miami is in an unenviable spot entering the final two weekends of the regular season, sitting in seventh place in the NCHC standings and knowing the RedHawks won’t play at home in the postseason (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Each week, USCHO.com columnists will pick the winners of the upcoming games in their respective conferences (photo: Jim Rosvold).
It’s time once again to do what we like to call Bracketology, college hockey style (photo: Harvard Athletics).
Sitting 23rd in the PairWise rankings, Michigan knows that its route to the NCAA tournament relies on its performance in the conference playoffs (photo: Michigan Athletics).
It’s come down to this: the final week of the 2018-19 Atlantic Hockey regular season. What began 219 days ago ends on Saturday night (photo: Omar Phillips).
Adam Fox has been getting a lot of praise this year and over the course of his three years at Harvard (photo: Melissa Wade).
From mid-December 2018 to mid-January 2019, Joe Connor was on one whirlwind of a college pucks roadie, driving across the fruited plain in his 2004 Oldsmobile Alero (photo: Joe Connor).
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: Melissa Wade).
Each week, USCHO.com will present its Plays of the Week via our YouTube channel (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
After sweeping Omaha over the weekend, St. Cloud State earned 49 of 50 first-place votes to stay No. 1 in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll (photo: Michelle Bishop).
Each week, USCHO.com picks the top 10 moments from the past weekend in our Monday 10 feature (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Here is a rundown of how the top 20 teams in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll of Feb. 18 fared in games over the Feb. 21-23 weekend (photo: Northeastern Athletics).
In an intense, playoff-like battle, Providence scored in the game’s final three minutes to upset No. 2 UMass, 3-2, at a sold out Schneider Arena on a night when Ohio State, St. Cloud State and AIC (share) all clinch conference titles (File photo: Rich Gagnon)
Michigan came from behind on two goals from freshman forward Nolan Moyle to defeat No. 6 Ohio State 4-2 on Friday night at Yost Ice Arena (photo: Michigan Athletics).
Last Friday night, with a 6-1 victory over UMass Lowell, Providence goaltender Hayden Hawkey earned a vaunted position in Friars hockey history (photo: Omar Phillips).