What’s next for Boston University men’s hockey after Albie O’Connell’s ouster?
Confirmation that Boston University had fired Albie O’Connell came Wednesday afternoon. While the news wasn’t all that shocking, rumors of his demise had been circling…
Albie O’Connell fired as Boston University men’s hockey coach
The Boston University men’s hockey team will have a new coach next season after the school announced Wednesday it had fired Albie O’Connell. O’Connell (Watertown,…
Opening Shift: Local colleges navigating challenges, other NCAA storylines
For New England’s Division 1 programs, the past few weeks included the cancellation of the IIHF World Junior Championship in Alberta, the return of regular-season…
Opening Shift: Ty Gallagher makes his presence felt, other NCAA takeaways
Boston University freshman Ty Gallagher has received quite the introduction to Boston over the past six months. After being drafted by the Boston Bruins in…
Breaking: Bruins assistant Jay Pandolfo joining Boston University staff
Boston Bruins assistant coach Jay Pandolfo (Burlington, Mass.) will be joining the Boston University staff as an associate head coach, according to multiple sources. Head…
College Confidential: Resilient BU Terriers on a swift ascent
Thirteen freshmen wore the iconic Boston University game sweater for the first time last season. The Terriers had little choice but to go young after…
College news: Eddie Effinger departs BU for St. Olaf; Yale search on hold
Boston University will be seeking a new director of hockey operations after it was announced earlier this week that Eddie Effinger was leaving the Terriers to become…
Player moves: Good news, bad news for BU
Boston University received a mix of good news and bad news this week with a key player announcing his return and another opting to forgo…
Key takeaways: How Northeastern pulled off a Beanpot threepeat
BOSTON -- Three in a row. For Northeastern. It had never been done before in 67 years of Beanpot history. After a 4-4 tie between…
BU left wing Matthew Quercia uses offseason work to give early offense a jolt
Before the season, Boston University sophomore left wing Matthew Quercia probably wasn’t on too many people’s radar when it came to producing offensively. The Andover,…
Despite blown lead, positives for Boston University
BOSTON — Despite blowing a three-goal lead and having to settle for a 4-4 tie against Northern Michigan, Friday’s home opener at Agganis Arena had…
Boston University recruit Ryan Fine is first ’05 to commit
Ryan Fine became the first 2005-born prospect to commit to a college hockey program, verbally pledging to play at Boston University, it was announced Friday. …
