On September 23, Coach David Quinn was interviewed by play-by-play
announcer Bernie Corbett at Sunset Cantina and took questions from Terrier fans
in attendance. The live podcast that night ran into technical problems, but the recorded
podcast, which lasts 45 minutes, is now available.
Discussing the Terriers’ turnaround season in 2014-15, Quinn points out
that last year’s squad never lost twice in a row and the last time that
happened at BU was the national championship season of 1978. He also addresses
who needs to step up to replace the offense lost to graduation and Jack Eichel’s
departure. Here’s an interesting stat in that regard from College Hockey Inc.:
Where will the goals come from? These teams have a pretty good idea entering 2015-16. pic.twitter.com/lSVBIHMKID
— College Hockey Inc. (@collegehockey) October 5, 2015
Photo by Fred Kfoury III/Icon SportsWire
● Hockeysfuture.com’s look at Ottawa
Senators prospects lists junior Robbie Baillargeon (photo) as the organization’s
most likely Bounce Back prospect. After leading BU in scoring as a freshman
with 27 points, the right-short forward was slowed by mononucleosis last
season, finishing with 16 points.
Photo by Rich Gagnon, BU Athletics
Former Daily Free Press hockey writer Conor Ryan, now with SB Nation, authored an impressive, in- depth feature on freshman Bobo Carpenter's path to BU, talking with the North Reading, Massachusetts native and his father, 18-year NHL veteran Bobby Carpenter.
● College Hockey Inc. reveals 13 key story
lines for the upcoming season including the Hobey Baker Award race with senior
Danny O’Regan a leading candidate and the growing influx of European players,
including Terriers Ahti Oksanen (Finland) and Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson
(Sweden).
● USCHO: Hockey
East predictions Jim Connelly picks
BU #1; Dave Hendrickson says #2.
● Boston Globe: Hockey
East predictions; Life
after Jack Eichel
● College Hockey News: ECAC
Preview Capsules. Terriers have five games scheduled with ECAC opponents
beginning with Union College this Saturday. The others are Cornell, Yale, Quinnipiac
and Harvard (and possibly a second time in the Beanpot Tournament).
● SB Nation:
Las
Vegas odds of winning the NCAA title— BU: 15/2
● Gotta love the new homepage graphics
for Hockey East Online.
● New England Hockey Journal’s College
Preview issue—digital edition
● Former Terrier Jack Eichel was among the winners at the inaugural Globies Awards last night.
Proud
dad Bob Eichel accepts Jack's award for Best College Athlete at the
inaugural Globies ! #GoBU
pic.twitter.com/D3xsLXcxOk
—
BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) October
7, 2015
Looking ahead
Loooking back
Looking forward to the premiere of The Season II tonight at 9pm on @NESN! Make sure to tune in! #ProudToBU pic.twitter.com/RYiu4cXaWF
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) October 7, 2015
Can't wait for tonight or don't get NESN? All
three parts of The Season II can be viewed here: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
Women’s Team
● 2015-16 Terriers Prospectus can be
viewed here.
● BU hosts Penn State for a pair of
games this weekend: Friday night at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 3 p.m.
Today marks 10 years of BU Women's Hockey. Cumulative record is 210-115-41, all under Head Coach Brian Durocher, and includes four consecutive Hockey East championships and five of the past six.
Today marks 10 years of BU Women's Hockey. Cumulative record is 210-115-41, all under Head Coach Brian Durocher, and includes four consecutive Hockey East championships and five of the past six.
10 years ago today I played my first @BUwhockey game, also the program's first! Can't believe it was that long ago! pic.twitter.com/OQThMT61Hw
— Laurel Koller (@koller17) October 7, 2015
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