Episode 11
of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s interviews with Head Coach David
Quinn, his predecessor behind the Terrier bench, Jack Parker, and former Terrier
blueliner David Warsofsky. A center and captain at BU in the late
1960s, Parker spent forty seasons as head coach of the Terriers winning 897
games, the most by any college coach at one school. His squads won three NCAA
championships: 1978, 1995 and 2009, as well as seven Hockey East titles and 21 Beanpot
championships.
Warsofsky, a member of that 2009 BU title team, a
second-team Hockey East All-Star in 2010-11 and a member of the gold-medal US team in the 2010 World Junior Tournament, has been playing in the Bruins
system with AHL Providence and has been called up several times to play with
the Bruins. He scored his first NHL goal (video)
on Dec. 28, 2013.
The #1 ranked Terriers spent some time at Walter Brown
Arena preparing for Friday night's exhibition game against the U.S. Junior
National Team. The contest will be streamed live at no charge on TerrierTV.
Wrapping up some ice time at Walter Brown with a shootout. Looking forward to playing here tomorrow! pic.twitter.com/SmnUxMtyy2
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) December 18, 2014
►Junior National Coach Mark Osiecki (video) discusses day 2 at Camp WBA. Jack Eichel toe drag at 1:42
► GoTerriers.com: Eichel
gearing up for World Juniors (Video)
►USA Hockey: The World Juniors Boston Camp Notebook--Among the visitors to the camp were Parker, Quinn, BU Women's Head Coach Brian Durocher and Mike Eruzione, while the USA Hockey team of evaluators includes former Terrier Assistant Coach Ben Smith.
► USCHO: In HE’s first half, Eichel, BU stand out as top
story lines
► College Hockey News blog
► The Boston Herald’s John Connolly solicited
opinions about Eichel from Eruzione, Parker and former BU assistant coach Bob Crocker.
► Edmonton Sun feature
on Eichel & Eruzione
Looking ahead
2016 recruit Clayton Keller scored a goal and added two
assists as the NTDP U17s defeated Switzerland, 9-2 in their second game of the
Four Nations Tournament in Ann Arbor. Fellow 2016 recruit Patrick Harper, who
has joined Team USA for the tournament tallied one assist. In their first game,
Team USA was blanked by Russia, 2-0. Tomorrow the U.S. squad plays Slovakia for a berth in the tournament title game.
2016 recruit Johnny McDermott (photo), a junior at
The Westminster School, scored a goal in each of the Martlets’ last three games:
a 13-1 win against Kingswood-Oxford, a 2-1 loss to Choate and a 3-0 defeat
of Pomfret.
Looking back
Former Terrier and current Wilkes Barre/Scranton
Penguins coach John Hynes is among the top candidates to move up to an NHL head
coaching position, according to The Hockey News. Hynes was a member of BU’s
1995 national championship team and later coached the USA Hockey NTDP program.
John Curry, BU's MVP in 2005-06 and a first-team All-American in 2006-07 has been recalled to Minnesota from the AHL Iowa Wild. He was the back-up goalie in last night's Minnesota win against Boston.
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