College Hockey Insider by Mike McMahon

College Hockey Insider by Mike McMahon

Friday Recap: Vermont takes five out of six points at Boston College

Plus: BU beats Michigan State, Michigan Tech and Augustana come as advertised

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Mike McMahon
Nov 07, 2026
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Vermont took five out of six points on the weekend from Boston College after beating the Eagles in a shootout on Friday night.

Also in this issue:

  • The rest of our Friday recap, with every score and notes from every game around college hockey last night. Boston University beat Michigan State, Michigan Tech beat Augustana in a shootout, and a lot more.

  • I’ll have Saturday picks in the subscriber chat in a little bit.

  • Saturday’s viewing guide.


Vermont 4, Boston College 4 (OT)

Former BC forward Michael Hagens won the shootout for Vermont, and the Catamounts (5-3-1) took five of a possible six points from the Eagles (2-5-2) this weekend. Jacob Oster made 36 saves, and Ethan Burroughs had three points. Teddy Stiga scored twice for BC, and defenseman Luka Radivojevic played nearly 33 minutes.

New Hampshire 3, UMass Lowell 0

Michael Simpson made 21 saves for the shutout, and Nick Ring scored his fourth goal of the season for UNH (4-4-1). UMass Lowell fell to 2-7-0.

UMass 2, Maine 1

Ethan Eskit now leads the nation in save percentage after stopping 46 of 47 shots in Orono. He didn’t allow a goal until late in the third period, even though Maine (4-5-0) generated 4.3 expected goals. Max Masse and Jack Galanek scored for UMass (5-4-1).


Miami 3, Minnesota Duluth 2

A big road win for Miami (7-2-0). The game was tied 1-1 entering the third period before the RedHawks scored twice early in the frame. Matteo Drobac made 23 saves, and Ty Hanson scored his ninth goal of the season for UMD (6-3-2).

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