Terriers headed West on Thursday to launch the Albie O'Connell era at BU with a two-game weekend series against Minnesota State in Mankato. Puck drop
for Friday’s contest is 8 p.m. ET. BU will be looking for some payback after
dropping a pair of games to MSU at Agganis a year ago. (scroll down for line-up)
Scott Weighart previews the 2018-19 Terrier squad that will look to leverage team speed and experience at forward, defense and goal.
●GoTerriers.com Terriers Look to Increase Pace of Play
Like the Terriers, MSU recorded a convincing exhibition
win a week ago, thumping Mount Royal, 7-3. Despite losing their two top scorers
from last season, the Mavericks have a strong offense led by juniors Marc
Michaelis (18G, 22A) and Parker Tuomie (9G, 28A). Four starting defensemen return, led by
junior Ian Scheid (26 pts), but goalie is a different story. Former Terrier
Connor LaCouvee, a standout last year as a graduate transfer, and his back-up
both are gone. Freshman Dryden McKay and graduate transfer from Northern
Michigan Mathias Israelsson (2.84 GAA in 11 games
last season) will battle for the starting job.
● GoTerriers.com game preview, game notes, Live Stats, Terrier Sports Radio Network
● MSUmavericks.com preview, Livestream (PPV)
● HockeyEastOnline Weekend Preview
● USCHO Div. 1 Predictions
● College Hockey News Tale of the Tape
● Boston Globe Albie O’Connell steps into the spotlight at BU
● 2018-19 BU Men’s Ice Hockey Prospectus
● MankatoFreePress.com Goaltending is big mystery for Mavericks
● MankatoFreePress.com Ready or not, college hockey season is here
● GoTerriers.com game preview, game notes, Live Stats, Terrier Sports Radio Network
● MSUmavericks.com preview, Livestream (PPV)
● HockeyEastOnline Weekend Preview
● USCHO Div. 1 Predictions
● College Hockey News Tale of the Tape
● Boston Globe Albie O’Connell steps into the spotlight at BU
● 2018-19 BU Men’s Ice Hockey Prospectus
● MankatoFreePress.com Goaltending is big mystery for Mavericks
● MankatoFreePress.com Ready or not, college hockey season is here
Tonight’s BU Line-up
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Willman-Carpenter-Cheremeta
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Witkowsko (Extra forward)
Farrance-Fabbro
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Blixt-Switzer
Oettinger
Episode #1 of this season's Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett's conversation with O'Connell, the 12th Terrier head coach and, like predecessors David Quinn and Jack Parker, a former BU captain.
►The Daily Free Press has published its annual hockey
preview issue, including:
▪ Albie O’Connell: the new face of BU men’s hockey
▪ Start of new era for men’s hockey
▪ Harper’s return breathes fresh power into Terrier offense
▪ 20 Questions with Shane Bowers
▪ Men’s hockey utilizes leadership through team
▪ With nine first-round draft picks in four years, BU hockey a pipeline to NHL
▪ BU Alumni to keep an eye on in the NHL this season
►ESPN’s Chris Peters previews the college hockey season, top NHL prospects, top freshmen and Frozen Four picks. Peters has BU in the Frozen Four, while John Buccigross does not. Both have Ohio State and Providence reaching Buffalo.
●ESPNreport
Looking ahead
2021 recruit Roman Schmidt, a 6’4” right-shot defenseman with the Don Mills Flyers Minor Midget AAA, is profiled by Prospect Pipeline. A dual US/Canadian citizen, he’s currently ranked #4 for the upcoming OHL draft by Prospect Pipeline—just ahead of fellow recruit classmate Danil Zhilkin—and is considered a lock for next season’s NTDP U17s.
● ProspectPipeline.ca scouting report
▪ Albie O’Connell: the new face of BU men’s hockey
▪ Start of new era for men’s hockey
▪ Harper’s return breathes fresh power into Terrier offense
▪ 20 Questions with Shane Bowers
▪ Men’s hockey utilizes leadership through team
▪ With nine first-round draft picks in four years, BU hockey a pipeline to NHL
▪ BU Alumni to keep an eye on in the NHL this season
►ESPN’s Chris Peters previews the college hockey season, top NHL prospects, top freshmen and Frozen Four picks. Peters has BU in the Frozen Four, while John Buccigross does not. Both have Ohio State and Providence reaching Buffalo.
●ESPNreport
Looking ahead
2021 recruit Roman Schmidt, a 6’4” right-shot defenseman with the Don Mills Flyers Minor Midget AAA, is profiled by Prospect Pipeline. A dual US/Canadian citizen, he’s currently ranked #4 for the upcoming OHL draft by Prospect Pipeline—just ahead of fellow recruit classmate Danil Zhilkin—and is considered a lock for next season’s NTDP U17s.
● ProspectPipeline.ca scouting report
Looking back
Tkachuk pots his second of the night. #GoSensGo pic.twitter.com/CEmp7P8q89— Ottawa Senators (@Senators) October 11, 2018
With his first two NHL goals and an assist, Brady Tkachuk
had a hand in Ottawa’s first three scores, but the Senators dropped a 7-4
decision to Philadelphia. Tkachuk is the 83rd Terrier to play in the NHL.
● NHL.com recap and video highlights
● Ottawa Senators Tkachuk post-game comments
● NHL.com recap and video highlights
● Ottawa Senators Tkachuk post-game comments
David Quinn notched his first win as
an NHL head coach as the Rangers edged the Sharks, 3-2 in overtime.
● NHL.com recap and video highlights
Matt Grzelcyk had a pair of power play assists in the Bruins’ 4-1 win against Edmonton.
● NHL.com recap and video highlights
Matt Grzelcyk had a pair of power play assists in the Bruins’ 4-1 win against Edmonton.
● NHL.com recap
and video highlights
● NESN.com Grzelcyk, Power Play Succeeding in Krug’s Absence
Colin Wilson scored his third goal of the season as the Avalanche thumped Buffalo, 6-1.
● NESN.com Grzelcyk, Power Play Succeeding in Krug’s Absence
Colin Wilson scored his third goal of the season as the Avalanche thumped Buffalo, 6-1.
● NHL.com recap
and video highlights
Women’s Team
Terriers play their first road game Friday night at Merrimack with puck drop set for 7 p.m. BU last played at Lawler Rink on January 25, 2018 and came away with a 5-1 win. Terriers have a 7-2-0 all-time mark against the Warriors.
● GoTerriers.com preview, game notes, Live Stats , @BUGameDay
● MerrimackAthletics.com Live stream(PPV)
More from the Daily Free Press:
● Sophomore phenoms Compher and Schroeder look to continue success
● No Bach, no Leslie, no problem for women’s hockey
Women’s Team
Terriers play their first road game Friday night at Merrimack with puck drop set for 7 p.m. BU last played at Lawler Rink on January 25, 2018 and came away with a 5-1 win. Terriers have a 7-2-0 all-time mark against the Warriors.
● GoTerriers.com preview, game notes, Live Stats , @BUGameDay
● MerrimackAthletics.com Live stream(PPV)
More from the Daily Free Press:
● Sophomore phenoms Compher and Schroeder look to continue success
● No Bach, no Leslie, no problem for women’s hockey
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