mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
based upon what we see 
very fuckin’ hard
very fuckin’ hard
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Boston University Terriers 2026-2027 season…insert clever title here!
- Thread starter Scarlet
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Call me crazy, but I really like this team. Not every team BU has had lately works this hard. Yes, we had some bad defensive coverage on the goals given up, but they were perfect shots for the most part - no goalie probably stops those. To come back and tie 2 games in the last minute is a great sign ( and one a 2 goal deficit in the 3rd). Now we need to advance to taking leads and defending them. I think this team will get there.
If this were the Parker era Bednarik would be running laps around the track all week as a sign of ridicule.
Wasn't there and it wasn't in the highlight package. What did he do?
It's nice to see the puck going into the net.
Speared the guy in the you-know-whats. Very obvious and stupid.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Yah, pulled a Devin Kaplan
Recalling. That roster…. Some kids should think about their choicing
as Shane lachnace should be on the terriors still. And why did eiserman leave as well Dave in DC
Active member
Very encouraging play on offense, breaking out quickly, slicing through the middle of the ice (and not getting squeezed out on the boards) and penetrating the crease. They created a lot of good chances. I thought there wasn't much to blame for the UConn goals and BU did a lot of good things defensively. Tynan and X both showing great confidence and growth.
You don't know what the UConn guy said about his mother. It might have been justified.
Genxhockey
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This could be a NC contender with those two… well maybe that’s a bit much but it would be better for everyone if they had stayedYah, pulled a Devin Kaplan
Recalling. That roster…. Some kids should think about their choicing
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Finally, the Terriers scored early and often, including a couple greasy ones just outside the crease. Only negative was Bednarik’s blatant spear which got him bounced and cost us a UConn PP goal. His physical play is generally terrific, but what triggered the spear? It’s one thing in October, another come the Beanpot and Tournament time.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Very ironic too, as grandpa Jack would always advise one not to leave if you were only going to be taking bus rides in the A or EC
Re: kids who should have stayed, coming from a top tier D-1 program it’s easy to be a little self-delusional, see the select few who make an immediate transition to the NHL, e.g. Celebrini, Smith and Hagens, and think you’ve got what it takes to do likewise. And you may have a posse back home chirping in your ear to take the money and not risk injury. While selective, all coaching staffs have been selling the dream since day one. I’m sure tough love conversations do occur, but that NHL grass looks so gr$$n.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Those 3 kids were all top 1/2 1st rd picks. Shane was what? 5th or 6th rd?
Some unique parameters too with him at least where his dad traded for his rights. Then what does grandpa do
. Tell his grandkids he isn’t good enough right now? If Scott did encourage him to leave, does Jack go against that then?All of us who follow amateur hockey know that the nhl draft is a coin flip. Not as bad as baseball, but still more misses than hits