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    Quinnipiac Bobcats 2026 Off-season

    2008 ECAC Quarterfinals: Harvard won the best-of-three series 2–0. 2016 ECAC Championship: Quinnipiac defeated Harvard 4–1 in the title game. 2022 ECAC Championship: Harvard defeated No. 1 seed Quinnipiac 3–2 (OT) to claim the Whitelaw Cup. 2023 ECAC Championship: Quinnipiac won 3–2 (OT)...
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    Since Harvard has stated they are embarking on a national search, I would imagine a new coach won't be named until at least the middle of June. Maybe longer. It's also possible that the new coach could bring several players with him if Harvard allows for it. I think something similar happened...
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    Quinnipiac Bobcats 2026 Off-season

    It's more than Keith Allain. Every Ivy hockey school will now have a new head coach - Whittet stepping down at Brown, Princeton replacing their coach two years ago, Cashman at Dartmouth (he isn't leaving according to a good friend who is a Dartmouth grad and works with the athletic department)...
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    Quinnipiac Bobcats 2026 Off-season

    Some people say that about Rand Pecknold given you guys have such a problem winning the conference tournament. But hey, whatever floats your boat.
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    And here's a partial list of players who developed under him who went on to the NHL: Alex Killorn, Jimmy Vesey, Alexander Kerfoot, Sean Malone, Ryan Donato, Colin Blackwell, Adam Fox, John Marino, Ian Moore, Mitchell Gibson, Jack Drury, and probably more that I'm forgetting.
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    As I said in my post, I'm not shocked by this news but it is surprising nonetheless. Probably caught the team by surprise. It will be hard on the assistant coaches as they will not be retained in all likelihood. The next coach will want to build the program his way with his people.
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    I believe that Teddy's dad was a high school coach.
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    I'm not shocked by this news. Surprised, yes, but not shocked. Why? Because I think Teddy saw the handwriting on the wall. College athletics has undergone a significant change since 2004 when he took over the program. The transfer portal and NIL have reshaped how teams build their rosters year...
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    Dartmouth Hockey - Because it deserves it

    Actually, it's your third transfer in. John Fusco left Harvard for you guys (his cousin followed him after decommitting from Harvard), and Emmett Croteau came from Clarkson.
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    Wisconsin Hockey 25-26 Hastings Year 3 - Turning the Corner?

    I felt bad for you guys. You deserved to win, and that ticky tack holding call was egregious. Bad puck luck with two crossbars and a number of shots that hit Hicks when he couldn't see the puck. Denzheimer is terrific and I can't believe he is undrafted. I also can't believe you guys were a...
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    NCHC dominance

    As someone who follows Harvard and the ECAC in general, I've been blown away by the speed and skill from the NCHC. We don't see this type of ability in our conference. Our OOC games are generally against Hockey East schools although this season, we hosted Michigan for two games (took them to OT...
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    Regionals - An argument for a one city, multi rink host

    The problem with your suggestion is logistics. Las Vegas, St. Louis, Pittsburg and Dallas do not have alternate rinks (assuming you are counting the pro rinks as one of the choices). Boston has college rinks but parking is a problem for more than 3,000 fans, especially if you are talking about...
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    Dartmouth Hockey - Because it deserves it

    Agree that Dartmouth looked tight and that's to be expected. First time for the team in an NCAA tournament game. Different speed and physicality than what they see in the ECAC. A lot different. They'll learn from this and be better the next time they make the tournament.
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    Dartmouth Hockey - Because it deserves it

    USCHO is reporting that you guys are locked in to a #2 seed no matter where you play. I hope it's Worcester so I can drive out and see you beat someone other than Harvard while I'm in the house. Also, I have Dartmouth friends who I know will be there so it's sure to be a good time. Good luck...
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    Here is the recruit list that Bothman mentioned in his post. Two goalies coming in so there should be ample competition for the #1 job.
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    Callow played well after being inserted into the lineup. Question is, will he stick with it and up his game? The line of Gallant-Ruohonen-Callow could have the makings of a very good line if they continue to trend up.
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    Agree with what Bothman wrote above, especially the goaltending. Charette had to bear the burden of playing every game because apparently Evan Zhang was there to make sure Harvard could play under league rules. That does a disservice to Zhang and to Charette. Okay, we didn't see Aku bolting for...
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    So maybe we can get back to writing about actual hockey games as Harvard won their play-in against SLU tonight. Difference in the game was special teams; Harvard scored on the power play and a beauty of a shorthanded tally when Heikki Ruohonen stole the puck at the SLU blue line, raced in...
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    Penn gave up hockey after the '77-'78 season. I'm not sure why they would re-start the program after all these years.
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    Harvard Hockey 2025-'26: Crimson Ascending

    Uh Beniers went to Michigan. He decommitted because the Ivies didn't play during the pandemic.
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