Terriers return to Agganis Arena for
a 1:00 p.m. matchup with #5/6 New Hampshire, looking to reverse the result of the
teams’ first meeting last month. A BU win would move the Terriers into second
place in Hockey East.
The Wildcats have lost only once this
season and goalie Casey DeSmith has blanked the past three opponents.Expected to start in goal for BU is Matt O’Connor,who played the final 25 minutes of UNH’s 4-1 win at the Whittemore Center. Only one other change in BU's line-up from Friday: Ryan Ruikka replaces Patrick MacGregor.
Wade Megan – Cason Hohmann – Yasin Cissé
Matt Nieto – Danny O’Regan – Evan Rodrigues
Sahir Gill – Wes Myron – Sam Kurker
Mike Moran – Ben Rosen – Ryan Santana
Sean Escobedo – Alexx Privitera
Garrett Noonan – Ryan Ruikka
Matt Grzelcyk – Ahti Oksanen
Matt O’Connor
Sean Maguire
Anthony Moccia
● GoTerriers.com preview,
game
notes, WWZN Webcast
, Terrier TV Webcast, Game
Tracker, Twitter Updates
● Boston Hockey Blog live blog
● WTBU Sports preview
● Union Leader preview
► In his post-game comments Friday night, Coach Jack Parker acknowledged the loud and supportive contingent of BU students who made the trip to Burlington, noting that BU has always "traveled well" but that in recent years BU has had even better support on the road.
► In his post-game comments Friday night, Coach Jack Parker acknowledged the loud and supportive contingent of BU students who made the trip to Burlington, noting that BU has always "traveled well" but that in recent years BU has had even better support on the road.
Looking ahead
2013 recruit Robbie Baillargeon found
the net for the second night in a row as Indian doubled up Green Bay, 4-2.
Looking back
Grant Rollheiser picked up his first
pro win, backstopping the Utah Grizzlies to a 5-3
win against San Francisco in ECHL action. Rollheiser, who stopped 37 shots,
had attended a Dallas Stars prospects camp this past summer.
John Curry posted his seventh win for
Orlando (ECHL), turning aside 25 shots in a 4-2 win over
Kalamazoo.
Women’s Team
#7 Terriers take on #6/5 Harvard this afternoon at Walter Brown Arena.
Puck drop is set for 3 p.m.
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