Episode12 of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s interview with Head Coach
David Quinn, freshman center Clayton Keller and former Terrier captain Wade
Megan.
Keller,
a first-round pick (#7 overall) of Arizona in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft, has
sixteen points in 11 games for the Terriers.
As a member of the gold-medal US World Junior Championship squad,
Keller led Team USA in scoring (3-8-11), earned a spot on the media all-star
team and, along with Jordan Greenway, was named to the Top Three Players on
Team USA.
Megan,
who scored 49 goals as a Terrier and captained the 2012-13 team, was a fifth
round draft pick of the Florida Panthers. The Canton, NY native has 34
points (18G, 16A) for the Chicago Wolves—2nd in the AHL in goals and
4th in points (just ahead of Danny O’Regan’s 33). Last month he was
called up to the St. Louis Blues and scored a goal on his first NHL shot.
►
Yahoo! Sports: BU’s
Penalty Problem
The
upcoming BU-BC series is previewed on the Eastern
Bias podcast with guests Bernie Corbett and Joe Rish of BC IMG Sports
Radio.
►
College Hockey Inc. Sibling rivalry
Terriers
are on a four-game winning streak, the longest of this season. Bobo Carpenter
has had a hand in the last three game-winning goals.
Look to arrive early at Agganis tomorrow night, BU and BC fans. There'll be a tribute video for the 13 combined #WorldJuniors guys (🇫🇮🇨🇦🇺🇸).— Jonathan Sigal (@JonathanSigal) January 12, 2017
► Roenick Life Podcast Interview with Charlie McAvoy (begins at 33:30)
► SB Nation Midseason Report on HE Teams
► USCHO This Week in Hockey East
►
USA Hockey: WJC
Tournament recap and highlights
Looking
ahead
2018
recruit Matt Quercia scored a goal and added an assist as Team West blanked the
East in the USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game. 2017 recruits Shane Bowers and Kasper
Kotkansalo also skated for Team West. NHL.com’s Adam Kimmelman offered comments
on the future Terriers.
Looking
back
●
NHL.com Five
questions with Kevin Shattenkirk
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