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Terriers return home for a two-game series with Minnesota State with Friday
night’s game at Agganis Arena set for 7:30 p.m. The Family & Friends Weekend series marks the first-ever
meeting between the schools. The game will be live-streamed on TerrierTV.
BU
(2-0-0) is coming off a 3-2 OT win at Quinnipiac. Sophomore Patrick Harper, who
has a hand in six of BU’s seven goals, is tied for the scoring lead in the nation (4G, 2A). Freshman Shane Bowers has two goals including Sunday’s
game-winner.
Sophomore
Jake Oettinger was in goal for BU’s first two games, but WTBU Sports reports
that Coach David Quinn says sophomore Max Prawdzik will be in the line-up tonight.
The
Mavericks, who finished third in the WCHA last season and were 22-13-4 overall,
were picked to finish first in the conference’s pre-season coaches’
poll
with nine of 10 first-place votes. After
thumping Regina, 8-0, in an exhibition game, they were blanked in their home
opener by St. Cloud, 4-0, despite putting 42 shots on goal.
Minnesota
State’s offense is led by Marc Michaelis (36 points last season), Daniel
Brickley (31) Brad McClure (28) and Zeb Knutson (25). Returning
goalie Jason Pawloski, who had a 2.10 GAA and a .920 save percentage last
season, is joined by former Terrier and graduate transfer Connor LaCouvee
(2.70/.921 in five games).
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GoTerriers.com: preview,
Game
Notes, Live Stats, TerrierTV, Terrier Sports Radio Network, @BUGameDay
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WTBU Sports Game Preview
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Boston Hockey Blog: Live In-Game Blog
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Daily Free Press Game Preview
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USCHO: Hockey East Picks & Predictions
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HockeyEastonOneline: Weekend preview
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Minnesota State Game
Notes
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Mankato Free Press preview
TONIGHT'S BU LINE-UP
Crone-Carpenter-Greenway
Tkachuk-Bowers-Harper
Olsson-Melanson-Cockerill
Cloonan-Amonte-Witkowski
Hickey-Kotkansalo
Krys-MacLeod
Farrance-Fabbro
Oettinger
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Episode
3 of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s interviews with head coach
David Quinn, junior forward Jordan Greenway and new assistant coach Len
Quesnelle
Last
week’s IBUH, which featured Quinn and senior captain Brandon Hickey, is here.
►In
the two regular-season games, Bobo Carpenter is 36 of 49 on face-offs, while Bowers is 27of 41.
►NHL.com:
Brady
Tkachuk’s Draft Diary
►Corey
Pronman, formerly with ESPN and now with The Athletic.com, was at Sunday’s
BU-Quinnipiac game and offered his thoughts on Terriers Dante Fabbro, Bowers, Harper, Greenway, Oettinger and Brady Tkachuk. [Note:
This is a subscription site]
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The Athletic: Pronman Notebook:
Dante Fabbro stands out in NCAA
NCAA.com
Chris Peters’ weekly NCAA Hockey column takes an early look
at what the NCAA brackets might look like.
►This week’s Hockey on Campus podcast features: The Hockey News’
Ryan Kennedy on the top draft eligible college players and free agents; CNH’s
Adam Wodon on NCAA regional sites and overtime rules; and Clarkson Coach Casey
Jones. It airs on NHL Radio (SiriusXMChannel 91) on Saturday morning at 8 a.m. ET and Sunday morning at 10 a.m. ET.
You can also find it here on College Hockey
News.
Looking
back
Clayton
Keller recorded his first multiple-goal game as a pro, scoring both Arizona
goals in a 4-2 loss to Detroit. Keller, who led BU is scoring last season with 45
points (21G, 24A), earned second-star honors for the game and is among the top
rookie scorers with three goals.
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NHL.com recap
and video
7 games in and already a celly pro. pic.twitter.com/tH1HFT8R38— Arizona Coyotes (@ArizonaCoyotes) October 13, 2017
— Arizona Coyotes (@ArizonaCoyotes) October 13, 2017
Jack
Eichel assisted on both Buffalo goals in the Sabres’ 3-2 loss to San Jose. The
former BU All-American and Hobey Baker Award winner has a goal and four assists
in four games.
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NHL.com report
Nick Bonino talks about his new team, Nashville, and the opportunity to win a third Stanley Cup
Nick Bonino talks about his new team, Nashville, and the opportunity to win a third Stanley Cup
"If there's any team that gives me a chance to win my third [Stanley Cup], it's definitely Nashville" - #Preds Nick Bonino w/ @MHOWARDZONE pic.twitter.com/7IVfAqtbJH— FOX Sports Tennessee (@PredsOnFSTN) October 7, 2017
Former
Terrier co-captain John McCarthy is wearing the C for the AHL San Jose
Barracuda again as he begins his ninth pro season.
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