No,
this isn’t a re-run.
BU
wasted a strong goaltending performance and, after holding a 1-0 lead, yielded
two quick scored in the latter part of the third period, and dropped a 3-1
decision to Michigan State. Sean Maguire stopped 30 of the 32 shots he faced, with
11 coming during power plays.
Terriers
took the lead late in the first period on Matt Lane’s first goal of the season
of a Cason Hohmann pass and Doyle Somerby’s first college assist. Despite
taking 13 shots in the second period, BU couldn’t extend the lead.
Terriers
clung to the slim lead through most of the final period, but with just over
four minutes remaining, the Spartans’ Brent Darnell banged home a rebound.
Fifty-two seconds later, Joe Cox jammed home the game-winner. MSU added an
empty-netter with four seconds left in the game.
Head Coach David
Quinn told the Daily Free Press: “We took a step back this weekend. We were
moving forward, I think we’ve been progressing, and just a huge step back this
weekend. It’s just frustrating because I really like what I’ve seen the first
three weeks.”
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Boston Hockey Blog recap,
Pluses/Minuses,
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Post-game comments: Quinn,
Garrett Noonan
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USCHO recap
Women’s
Team
After
raising banners to recognize last season’s Hockey East championship and NCAA
tournament appearance, BU defeated Yale in the home opener at Walter Brown
Arena on Sarah Lefort’s third-period goal.
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Post-game comments: Lefort
and Elia
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