►►►Check in on the Terriers in Fargo HERE as they prepare for tomorrow
afternoon’s NCAA Regional match-up with North Dakota (3 p.m. ET on ESPN2)
Here's our post-practice press conference from Scheels Arena today. https://t.co/wnznohaDRY #GoBU— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) March 23, 2017
Last practice before Friday's big game... pic.twitter.com/yC89ORfQu8— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) March 23, 2017
Episode 22 of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s interviews with Head Coach David Quinn, senior captain Doyle
Somerby, former Terrier standout Danny O’Regan and
Grand Forks (ND) Herald hockey writer Brad Schlossman. [Note O’Regan had originally
been scheduled for last week’s IBUH ]
Marblehead, Massachusetts native Somerby
has been a physical mainstay of the Terrier blueline for four seasons after a
standout career at Kimball Union Academy. He captained the KUA squad that was the
top-ranked New England prep team for the majority of his senior season. Somerby, who is
playing in his third NCAA tournament, was a 2012 draft choice of the New York
Islanders.
Schlossman is in his 12th
season covering college hockey for the Herald. In 2016, he was named the top
beat writer in the country by Associated Press Sports Editors.
O’Regan was among the most prolific
BU scorers in recent years, producing 154 points (66 G, 88A) in exactly 154 games. He
was a second-generation Terrier, as his father, Tommy
O’Regan, co-captained the 1982-83 squad.
At BU, he earned Hockey East All-Rookie Honors, second team All-Star in
2014-15 and first-team All-Star in 2015-16.
Among his most memorable moments at
BU were his game-winner against Harvard (video) in double overtime in the 2015 Beanpot,
another overtime winner against Yale (video) in the 2015 NCAA regionals and his
two-goal effort against BC (video) in Coach Jack
Parker’s final win behind the BU bench.
O’Regan began his pro career with
the AHL San Jose Barracuda and has scored 52 points in 54 games, making him the
league’s top-scoring rookie. He made his NHL debut earlier this season and was
recalled to the Sharks again this week.
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