By Sam Dykstra/DFP Staff Jack Parker’s going to need a bigger closet. His No. 2 Boston University men’s hockey team came back from deficits of 2-0 and 4-3 against former ECAC foe Brown University, but only managed to squeak out yet another tie – its fifth of the season and […]

By Arielle Aronson/DFP Staff On whether the team is happy with the tieI think it’s a little bit of both. I think it’s obviously tough to get down 2-0 but I like the way we battled back. We were able to get a tie, but it’s not good to go […]

By Arielle Aronson/DFP Staff Opening statementI have a closet full of ties. I’ve got enough ties. Five ties. Are they all at home? Four of them at home? One’s at Merrimack, that’s right. Unbelievable. Overall, I thought both teams played well. Both teams played hard. We knew exactly what we […]

By Arielle Aronson/DFP Staff Offense: B+The Terriers attempted a total of 85 shots to Brown’s 41. Only half of BU’s shots (42) were on net, but 42 shots on goal is still nothing to be ashamed of – in fact, the shot total was a season high for BU. The […]

By Sam Dykstra/DFP Staff The No. 2 Boston University men’s hockey team returned to its tying ways Saturday night when its non-conference game with Brown University resulted in a 4-4 draw. It was the fifth tie of the season for the Terriers, whose record now stands at 7-1-5 on the […]

Brown vs. Boston University

By Scott McLaughlin/DFP Staff It would be easy for fans of the No. 2 Boston University men’s hockey team to overlook Saturday night’s game. Brown University isn’t exactly a college hockey powerhouse. It’s a non-conference contest sandwiched between rivalry series against No. 6 University of New Hampshire and No. 7 […]

Scott McLaughlin provides a more detailed recap that focuses on the play of Grant Rollheiser and Alex Chiasson. Sam Dykstra gives us a sidebar on the team’s freshmen stepping up in Chris Connolly’s absence.

By Jake Seiner, DFP Staff Offense: B+Opportunistic was the word of the night at Agganis Arena Saturday night. BU made UNH pay dearly when it turned the puck over, much to the demise of UNH coach Dick Umile. The Terriers scored four goals on 28 shots, with all four goals […]