Last weekend was historic for the No.13 Boston University men’s hockey team — and not in a positive way as the Terriers (0-2) dropped the first two games of the season for the first time since the 2009-10 season.
Four times the No. 8 Terriers (0-2) have faced the No. 11 Mavericks (2-0) over the last two seasons, and four times BU has left the rink with a tally in the loss column.
The No. 8 Boston University men’s hockey team started off the Albie O’Connell era with the Terriers (0-1) dropping the season opener to No. 11 Minnesota State University 4-3.
After the then-No. 2 Boston University men’s hockey team tied University of Prince Edward Island in a scrimmage at the start of the 2017-18 season, the team limped off to 4-6-1 start before rejuvenating itself in the second half of the season en route to a deep postseason run.
Outside of the normal Hockey East opponents and the Beanpot Tournament, the Boston University men's hockey team will have a unique out-of-conference schedule in 2019 with two potential “road” trips that have already been circled on my calendar.
The Boston University women’s hockey team traveled to Arlington, Virginia over the weekend to play Minnesota State University, Mankato and the No. 1 University of Wisconsin-Madison. The Terriers (5-7-2,...
