Game Day: Terriers host the Crimson

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#13/12 Terriers make a quick return to the ice, hosting Harvard in a 7 p.m. start at Agganis Arena. ESPN+ provides the live stream. 

The teams met last January with the Terriers claimed a 4-1 road win, a close game that BU led, 2-1, until the final two minutes. 

BU split its weekend series with then #3 Michigan State, winning 6-2, then losing 5-0. 

Injuries to Conrad Fondrk (upper body) and Aiden Celebrini put a strain on the lineup Saturday, while Jaxon Wismer also sat out. Fondrk is not expected back soon. 

After 10 games, Tynan Lawrence leads BU in goals (8) and points (12). He's followed by Xavier Villeneuve with nine points and four skaters with seven points: Jack Harvey, Ryder Ritchie, Jack Murtagh and Caleb Malhotra. 

The BU-Harvard series goes back 104 years to 1922 with the Terriers holding an 84-70-7 edge. BU has dominated that last dozen games (9-2-1) going back to the 2015 Beanpot semifinal. 

The Crimson, under new head coach Rob Rassey, a former Michigan assistant, are 2-2-0 after splitting a pair with UMass, defeating Brown and losing to Yale in overtime.  

Harvard's attack is led by four returnees: Mick Thompson, who had 27 points last season, defenseman Matthew Morden (20), Heikki Ruohonen (19) and Richard Gallant (18) 

Junior Ben Charette (1.45/.945) and freshman Rudy Guimond (2.94/.895) have split the start, although Guimond was injured against Yale and relieved by Charette.

CHECK BACK FOR TONIGHT'S BU LINEUP 

● GoTerriers.com preview, Game Notes, Live Stats, BU All-Access (audio), BU Men’s Hockey Twitter

● Livestream ESPN+

●  BU-Harvard Series History

● Boston Hockey Blog 

● College Hockey News Tale of the Tape

● Stats’ Sheet Game preview (follows MSU preview)

Looking ahead 

   

McKeen's Hockey's examination of 2027 NHL Entry Draft prospects features Saint John's Sea Dogs' right wing Jamie Glance.

"It’s not for nothing that Glance has already caught the eye of the NCAA. He is a quick skater that can process the game at a high speed and with a solid play-making ability. He creates plays quickly, thinking about the next play even before receiving the puck. Glance is efficient with the puck and doesn’t waste time moving around the offensive zone to make a simple pass. His IQ level is visible with his multiple scans with and without the puck, his body positioning while defending or to receive a pass, and the sound decisions he makes with the puck. Such skills will for sure translate very well at higher levels."

● McKeen's Hockey NHL PROSPECTS: QMJHL Early Season Favourites – 2027 Draft Eligibles  

Looking back 

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— BU Men's Hockey (@TerrierHockey) November 10, 2026 

● NHL.com Hockey Hall of Fame Induction Speech Highlights