The Atlantic Hockey Association announced that it received applications from two institutions regarding expansion of the league following the departure of Connecticut after the 2013-2014 season.  The league, which held its spring meetings at Bentley University this past week, also announced it would increase the scholarship limit from 12 to 14 in time for the […]

Senior week is nearly dawning on college campuses across America.  As institutions of higher learning plan on expelling the latest batch of graduates into the harsh realities of the working world, the college hockey world enters a summer of relative peace following the last two summers of realignment discontent. When colleges reconvene in September, two […]

Reports from multiple sources are saying that Colorado Avalanche assistant coach David Quinn will be named the successor to Jack Parker at Boston University.  It is expected to be announced from Agganis Arena at 11 AM on Tuesday. Quinn played for the Terriers as a defenseman from 1984-1987.  He had just six career goals over […]

Every team at some point in its history plays with a chip on its shoulder.  The chip dictates playing a little bit harder and giving it a little bit more simply because there’s a point to prove.  Some of the best stories in sports have all been defined under that chip, which always states, “Nobody […]

Boston University isn’t just a hockey team in New England; it’s a tradition.  Kids grow up skating on ponds in Massachusetts wearing red and white, an institution unto itself as ingrained as the skates and sticks on their feet and in their hands.  The old barn on Comm Ave is a cathedral to the way […]