By Kevin Dillon/DFP Staff
There are around 1,700 miles between Boston and Grand Forks, N.D. However, the distance will not be an issue for the Boston University men’s hockey team, as No. 15 University of North Dakota has made the trip to the East Coast in a two-game matchup of perennial national powerhouses Friday and Saturday evening.
The Terriers (5-6, 2-3 Hockey East) are coming off their first win in their last four games, as they topped the University of Connecticut 4-1 at Agganis Arena. The win was a nice change for BU, which had been outscored 15-2 over the previous three games entering last Sunday’s win.
“I like the fact that we didn’t seem to take them lightly,” BU coach David Quinn said about his team’s win over UConn. “We came ready to play, which certainly speaks to our senior leadership.”
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LOL – DQ is actually gloating about a win against pathetic UCONN? Our hockey program has sunk to historic lows this season.
The stupidity of the BC trolls carries on and on and on…..
HI BCHOCKEYBLOG1!
When was the last time North Dakota played us at home? Was it the game where Travis Roy got hurt?
THE ICE BREAKER IN 2008/2009……..DQ WAS ON THE BENCH