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End Of Decade Awards

Sure, the decade doesn’t end until the end of the season, but everyone else is doing it, and I want to be featured in some end of decade talk. Call me a narcissist. A week ago we took a look at the…Read More

Frattin Reinstated

After being charged with a DUI earlier this year, North Dakota’s Matt Frattin was reinstated yesterday, and in fact coach Dave Hakstol said there is a good chance Frattin will be in the lineup for…Read More

Holiday Tournament Preview

As we hit the midseason mark in college hockey, it’s that time again for kids to eschew their Christmas breaks full of eating tons of food and being lazy for playing hockey. The tournaments range…Read More

WJC Day 1 Roundup

Russia 6, Austria 2: Yevgeni Kuznetsov scored 2 goals for the Russians, but Russia was expected to win by even more as they are one of the favorites to challenge Canada for potential gold. Austrian goalie…Read More

11 Collegians On US Roster For World Juniors

Team USA Head Coach Dean Blais has made his final cuts, and has named his final roster for the WJC starting next week in Saskatchewan. 10 current college players are on the team: Goalies (1): Mike Lee;…Read More

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Lighting The Lamp: Exhibition Special

Last night was an understandably awkward one for US U20 coach Dean Blais as he was in Grand Forks, not…Read More

Lighting The Lamp: Double Dip

Just two games last night in the college hockey world, so let’s take a peek: Nebraska-Omaha 1,…Read More

Required Weekend Reading

We’re going streaking! (Lets Go DU) There are tons of coaching storylines in this weekend’s…Read More

Top 10 Games Of The Decade

As we near the end of the decade, The College Hockey Blog is going to be rolling out a few top ten lists.…Read More

Player Of The Week

Generally when your Saturday features only one assist, you’re not even going to be a candidate…Read More

Power Rankings

Quite the shakeup at the top this week, as Miami and Denver swap places. A pair of midwest teams take the plunge, a couple of CCHA teams are on the rise, and ECAC Hockey is a hot mess. 1. Miami (13-2-5)…Read More

Weekend In Review

First of all, I feel like I’m doing this a lot, but let me apologize for the lack of posts for the past couple of days. It’s finals week here, and I am taking advantage of my freetime by playing…Read More

How Good Is North Dakota?

After noticing that after 12 conference games North Dakota has the same exact record (6-5-1) this year as they did last year, I decided to take a look at how good they are. Last year when they started…Read More

Player Of The Week

It’s not often that goalies get the opportunity to win three games in a week, much less come through. So Brown’s Mike Clemente doing so obviously perked up my eyebrows. When I saw he had a…Read More

TCHB Power Rankings

For the third week in a row, the Pioneers find themselves atop the power rankings. The Sioux and RedHawks flip flop. Elsewhere, a Hockey East team makes a big surge, and some CCHA teams tumble. 1. Denver…Read More

Lighting The Lamp

Minnesota-Duluth 3, North Dakota 2: The Bulldogs came out slow in the first two periods as North Dakota built a 2-0 lead. But they scored the tying goal with 33 seconds left in regulation and then the…Read More

Required Weekend Reading

Your links for this weekend…. A TV station in Duluth said Chay Genoway was playing this weekend, but that is incorrect. (Goons World) UMass recently picked up a couple of commits. (Fear The Triangle) A…Read More

ECAC Hockey: The League Of Offense?

When you read a headline involving ECAC Hockey, you likely think the story is going to be about the other end of the ice. After all, three teams were in the top ten defensively last year. In addition,…Read More

Three Collegians On Team Canada Tryout Roster

Earlier today we highlighted the collegians attempting to make the US team for the World Junior Championships, and now it’s Canada’s turn. Denver’s Patrick Wiercioch, Minnesota-Duluth’s…Read More

United States Tryout Camp Roster Announced

The US tryout camp roster for the upcoming World Junior Championships has been announced. 29 players will tryout for 22 spots, and the camp will be held December 17-18 in Grand Forks, North Dakota. The…Read More

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