Despite season-long ups and downs, the Terriers, if anything, were always fighting back.
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‘The Moscow Monster’: Mikhail Yegorov’s odyssey to the National Championship
Mikhail Yegorov has gone on a whirlwind three months that included a trip to the Bahamas for a student visa, winning the starting spot, an antiquated rule book quirk and, on Sunday, a National Championship appearance.
PREVIEW: Men’s hockey needs to prove consistency in Providence series
The men’s hockey team needs to string together two strong performances against the No. 7 Friars on the heels of its Beanpot championship over No. 1 Boston College.
BU men’s hockey wins 32nd Beanpot title with 4-1 win over Boston College
BU was badly outplayed by No. 1 Boston College in the first period. Then, the Terriers scored three unanswered goals to capture the 32nd Beanpot in school history with a 4-1 win at TD Garden Monday night.
BU men’s hockey falls flat, loses to Merrimack 2-1 in overtime
Head coach Jay Pandolfo was disappointed in the Terriers’ effort in the loss.
PREVIEW: BU women’s hockey has an enormous split series with UConn and Providence. Here’s how they’re approaching it.
With the program’s first Hockey East regular season title in 12 seasons in sight, BU hosts two of the league’s best teams in a critical split-series.
BU women’s hockey outpaces Vermont in 4-1 victory
The Terriers were excellent defensively and on the power play in the win over the Catamounts.
PREVIEW: Men’s hockey moves on from rivalry series sweep with UNH rematch
Coming off a competitive sweep against Boston College, the Terriers will face UNH for a third time in three weeks.
Hockey East clarifies procedural penalty in BU men’s hockey’s loss at Boston College on Saturday
In an interview with the Boston Hockey Blog, Hockey East Supervisor of Men’s Officials Brian Murphy and Associate Commissioner Brian Smith offered context on the procedural penalty called on the BU men’s hockey team in Saturday’s 2-0 loss to Boston College.
BU men’s hockey avoids harsh reality against Boston College
After Friday’s 6-2 loss to Boston College at Agganis Arena, it seemed as if the Boston University men’s hockey team was about to face a harsh reality.
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