Probably be a slow start, but potentially could finish strong
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Boston University Terriers 2026 Offseason Thread
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ericredaxe
Veteran
Schedule is out:
goterriers.com
2026-27 Men's Ice Hockey Schedule - Boston University Athletics
The official 2026-27 Men's Ice Hockey schedule for the Boston University Terriers
Solid schedule. One bitch: BC 2 days before playing them in the first round of the Beanpot?Schedule is out:
2026-27 Men's Ice Hockey Schedule - Boston University Athletics
The official 2026-27 Men's Ice Hockey schedule for the Boston University Terriers
Talk about killing tension.I know we knew about it already, but I'll say it again, I love having a team bonding trip to a far away land to start the season.
Other highlights from my perspective:
- 5-0 start on paper (I know, I know, but come on. Alaska? Brown? UVM?)
- Then a test early (UConn)
- Two @ MSU (I wish I could go)
- A Tuesday night game against Harvard (I wish it was at Wally B.
) - The Q (Revenge game!)
- Denver is great, I just wish it wasn't Thanksgiving weekend
- An upstate NY trip to play an always tough Cornell team and Colgate
- Late season games against BC
Defense and Goaltending will be goodSolid schedule. One bitch: BC 2 days before playing them in the first round of the Beanpot?
I know we knew about it already, but I'll say it again, I love having a team bonding trip to a far away land to start the season.
Other highlights from my perspective:
104 days!
- 5-0 start on paper (I know, I know, but come on. Alaska? Brown? UVM?)
- Then a test early (UConn)
- Two @ MSU (I wish I could go)
- A Tuesday night game against Harvard (I wish it was at Wally B.
- The Q (Revenge game!)
- Denver is great, I just wish it wasn't Thanksgiving weekend
- An upstate NY trip to play an always tough Cornell team and Colgate
- Late season games against BC
Season comes down to whether Malhotra and Lawrence can give 40-45 points each because nobody else is cracking 25 points
Section 6 Row S
Always a Terrier
I could see Ritchie breaking 25. The talent is there and there was some improvement in the second half of the season. With the way last season went overall, it wouldn’t have been a shock if he left and I take it as a positive sign that he chose to stay.
Talented centers can't do it alone.. If those two are in the 40s, it'll be with strong step-ups from Harvey, Ritchie, Murtagh, Merrill and a healthy Fondrk.
cinnamoroll
baby sharks enthusiast
im fairly confident in Barone and somewhat confident in Wismer as someone with slightly more knowledge on the two
also with the confirmation that Knowling, Glance, Schairer are all coming in 2027, they'll need to figure out where they play, either CHL or USHL. Knowling has signed with Saginaw Spirit in the OHL, so he remains in Michigan.
Jamie Glance is in QMJHL territory and is drafted by Saint John Sea Dogs who are going all in this year, he would have a great opportunity there. Green Bay Gamblers have his USHL rights. Luke Schairer has rights held by Peterborough Petes in OHL and Sioux Falls Stampede in USHL. Either would be good spots, Petes have some good young talent and Sioux Falls just won the Clark Cup