When Trevor Large accepted the head coaching position at Canisius, he inherited a program considered one of Atlantic Hockey’s blue bloods (photo: Omar Phillips).
Things have been going great for Clarkson as the Golden Knights sit No. 3 in the current USCHO Poll with a 19-4-3 overall record (photo: William Cherry).
In 32 seasons, Hockey East has never placed less than two teams in the NCAA tournament field. And while there is still a chance that three or four teams could possibly sneak into the field of 16, there is a very good possibility that Hockey East has just one NCAA entry (photo: Melissa Wade).
A month ago, Minnesota Duluth sat near the bottom of the NCHC standings, a rather large fall for last year’s national championship runner-up, even considering the players the team lost to graduation and leaving school early (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
February brings the last four weekends of regular-season Big Ten play, and with that comes the fight for the regular-season title, the jockeying for home ice throughout the playoffs and the chance to improve in the PairWise Rankings (photo: Jim Rosvold/USCHO.com).
It’s time once again to do what we like to call Bracketology, college hockey style. It’s our weekly look at how we believe the NCAA tournament might look like come selection time, using what we know now.
The Hobey Baker Memorial Award Foundation announced Tuesday its 2018 Legend of College Hockey recipient as Red Berenson (photo: Melissa Wade).
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: Shelley M. Szwast).
Despite being among the nation’s leading scorers and a Hobey Baker Award nominee, Michigan’s Cooper Marody would like to think that he’s not one to sing his own praises (photo: Jim Rosvold).
Here is a rundown of how the top 20 teams in the USCHO.com Division I Men’s Poll of Jan. 22 fared over the Jan. 26-27 weekend (photo: Michelle Bishop).
Colgate shut out league rival Harvard 2-0 on Saturday, while St. Cloud State held off Minnesota Duluth and Providence beat Northeastern in OT in a top-10 matchup (photo: Melissa Wade/USCHO.com).
Though the Sun Devils have taken an extremely positive approach since the day they launched the program less than three years ago, playing home games at the Oceanside Ice Arena, a facility that can hold less than 1,000 spectators and lacks the infrastructure to operate at a high level, isn’t ideal (photo: Courtney Pedroza).
Cornell and Minnesota were both able to hold on on Friday night while Ohio State charged to a 4-0 win over Michigan (photo: Rachel Lewis).
Arizona State took its first major step towards building a new, on-campus arena on Thursday when the Arizona Board of Regents voted to approve an estimated $160 million project that would include construction of a 5,000-seat arena that the Sun Devils hockey team can call home (photo: Rachel Lewis).
If the results so far this season are any indication, Cornell might be in trouble this weekend against Dartmouth (photo: Melissa Wade).
Minnesota State was eager to set the record straight. After losing to St. Cloud State and Minnesota Duluth earlier this season, the Mavericks were eager to avenge those losses (photo: Bradley K. Olson).
Miami is fresh off its last bye week of the season, one last breather before a grueling lead-up to the postseason (photo: Rachel Lewis).
According to a report on ArizonaSports.com, discussions have begun that will see Arizona State have a brand-new rink on campus, starting with the 2020-21 season (photo: Michelle Bishop).
It may seem difficult to remember, but way back in October, the Hockey East coaches, along with yours truly, picked Boston University to finish first in Hockey East (photo: Melissa Wade).
Over the past couple seasons Ohio State has featured a competitive offense, but this year, the Buckeyes have unveiled a stout defense to accompany the scoring (photo: Bradley K. Olson).