Travis Roy
tw-align-centerA look back at the 1995-96 season and how our team played for Travis. pic.twitter.com/7x0dJtK6cg
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) November 2, 2020
For College Hockey News, Bernie Corbett, the longtime voice of BU Hockey, penned a tribute to his friend Travis Roy with whom he shared an off-ice passion:
The Travis I got to know personally was an insightful observer of the game he loved…Once I found out we shared a musical passion for Pearl Jam, that opened up another topic for discussion. I will never forget catching a Pearl Jam Boston Garden show with him in 2006. Sadly, we won’t have the opportunity for an encore hoping to hear “Crown of Thorns.”
tw-align-centerCan't believe it's already been a week.
— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) November 5, 2020
Here's a feature from 1999 when 24 became the first retired number in our program's history. pic.twitter.com/SxXocGX1Zf
Predators’ Coach John Hynes talks with NHL Network about his
Terrier teammate Travis Roy and explains how Roy’s accident influenced his own decision
to stop playing after a serious neck injury and begin a new path in coaching.
● NHL Network John Hynes Joins NHL Tonight
Looking back
In a candid and revealing article for The Players Tribune, former BU All-American and Hobey Baker Award finalist Colin Wilson confronts and addresses his life-long struggle with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). In his bylined article, The Things You Can’t See, the 11-year NHL veteran explains:
There is simply no way to overstate the impact it’s had on my career, and on my life. It controlled me, it almost broke me for good. And there were times when I thought I might never be able to tell a story like this. But I’m here, and I am.
Looking ahead
2021 recruit Brian Carrabes scored a goal and assisted on the game-winner as Sioux City defeated Omaha, 5-2. The right-shot forward from North Andover has five points in three games.
2022 recruit Devin Kaplan scored his second goal of the season in the NTDP U17s’ 6-2 win against Shreveport. The former North Jersey Avalanche standout redirected a pass on a power play for the tally.
● NTDP recap and video highlights
Women’s Team
In the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine pre-season poll, the Terriers are ranked #9. The only other Hockey East team in the top 10 is Northeastern at #3. Wisconsin holds the top spot.
Former Terrier Nina Rodgers has re-signed with the Minnesota Whitecaps of the NWHL.
tw-align-centerCongrats on re-signing with @WhitecapsHockey, Nina! pic.twitter.com/SIWvtKdJjR
— BU Women's Hockey (@TerrierWHockey) November 4, 2020
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