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In this week’s episode of Terrier Hockey Talk, Brady Gardner and Paige Mautner react to a challenging weekend for BU women’s hockey, and preview their upcoming games in Hockey East play. They also look ahead to the men’s team’s home-opening series with Northern Michigan, and share their confidence in the team going into the two-game set. To close, they check out the latest national rankings.
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Hi Brady! I remember that game against Northern Michigan back in 1991 very well. I came back to BU as an alum, knowing there would be a huge watch party at the GSU. The game was thrilling, high-scoring and saw us make a two or three goal comeback to send it into sudden death overtime. When we lost, the hundreds of us who gathered to cheer BU on to a national title just got up and left in radio silence. I suppose the current Terriers don’t remember that game as well as I do but I say we owe them two thorough beatings this weekend! Go BU!
Wow – thanks for sharing Glenn. A 2-win weekend? I like it!
I remember it so well also. A national title that we should have had. It was an afternoon game if I remember and I believe we changed goalies twice. I will not comment further on BU goaltending thirty years ago Brady he will go nuts !!!
Haha SOCC 😛 Certainly sounds like it was quite a game.
I am not sure whether that was an afternoon or evening game but one game that I definitely remember being an afternoon game was the BU win over Maine back in 1995 … for a NCAA title!
I will be at tomorrow’s game rooting the Terriers on and enjoying Family Weekend with my son, now a BU freshman!
See you there Dave and Glenn!
Hi Dave! I will be there too. Enjoy the time with your son. I hope you get to see two wins.
I was at the game in 1991. Best and worst hockey game of my life. I enjoyed watching that team led by Mark Krys and there first line of Amonte tkachuck and Mccheran. Our second line center went on to win a cup with Montreal . Two of my favorite terriers of all time played on that team hard hitting Dougie Friedman and John Bradley in net a kid who worked so hard and cared so much for BU. I must say obviously I was Jake oettinger biggest fan last year because of his talent level but before him was John Bradley a class act. That was a fun team to watch.
Wow – I’m learning so much about this now! Thanks for the info Colin.