BU, tabbed as the number one team in the country by preseason polls, found itself in a dogfight with lowly Bentley, an Atlantic Hockey foe the Terriers disposed of, 8-2, in last season’s opener.
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Terriers to kick off highly anticipated 2023-24 season against Bentley
After a month of team practice, the No. 1 ranked Boston University men’s hockey team will officially start their 2023-24 season on Saturday when it takes on the Bentley University Falcons in Waltham, Mass.
Season preview with Jay Pandolfo: Terriers are after the national title with young talent and veteran experience
Led by head coach Jay Pandolfo, the Terriers are looking to turn their 2023 Frozen Four fallout into motivation for a deeper run in the 2023-24 season.
Macklin Celebrini: The projected 2024 No. 1 overall pick is gearing up for his BU debut
The Boston University men’s hockey team is loaded with talent this 2023-24 season, but one name in particular will be on everyone’s radar — freshman forward Macklin Celebrini.
Hockey East media day notebook
The Boston Hockey Blog got to catch up with both Jay Pandolfo and Tara Watchorn about outlooks and updates on their respective groups.
“Leave it better than you found it” : a thank you to the class of 2023
Before we truly “conclude” the season though, let’s take a look back on what was a historic year and a shift in the trajectory of the program.
Breaking down a news-filled Monday for BU Hockey
A flurry of activity on Monday kept the college hockey conversation alive just a little bit longer before the long summer ahead. Much of the news concerned Boston University, so let’s dive into it.
Dog Pound Diary: It all came down to this
Even though they were the better team Thursday night, a mix of luck and Drew Commesso kept the Terriers in a game they could have already lost. Ending the second period 2-2 was big.
Lack of discipline comes back to bite BU against Minnesota
BU hung tough with the Golden Gophers, but it’s just about impossible to win when you spend more than 10 minutes killing penalties against an offensive juggernaut. Minnesota went 3-for-7 on the man-advantage, and BU was lucky it wasn’t 6-for-7 given the amount of offensive pressure the Gophers were able to generate on the power play.
Terriers’ season ends in Tampa, fall to Minnesota 6-2
The Boston University Terriers’ (29-11-0) magical run came to an end in Tampa Thursday night, falling to the top-ranked Minnesota Golden Gophers (29-9-1) 6-2. BU said goodbye to 10 seniors, all of whom returned to play in this very game.
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