Puck University

Week one of the college hockey season is complete! Are we close to having more answers for the rest of the season's format or composition? Not even a little. Chris Lynch peruses the mess of a new season and changing participants, including responses from the athletes at RPI and generally at RIT.

Finally! A new college hockey season! We peruse the conference's plans for restarting play and look at the absence of RIT and the entire Ivy League on the Fifth Season's debut of Puck University. Chris Lynch returns as the host.

The College Hockey season is canceled as a result of concerns over COVID-19. Puck University tries to process the whole situation.

COVID-19 is having an effect on the sports world. There will be more updates, but this episode will discuss the current impact on the College Hockey world as of Wednesday night, March 11th, 2020.

Carly Jackson is the starting goaltender of the Maine Women's Ice Hockey team! She put up 57 saves to knock Boston University out of the Hockey East playoffs last weekend. The Amherst, Nova Scotia native joins Chris Lynch to talk about her experience in the program, growing up as an athlete in small-town Canada, and preparing to face Northeastern in the Hockey East Semi-Finals.

How did the College Hockey Regular Season Championships sort themselves out? Chris Lynch examines the close to final regular season standings, the trophy winners, and possible Tournament Championship contenders. Plus where Arizona State falls in the NCAA Tournament picture.

This is late... Beanpot Championship Talk, plus Hockey East gets a new Commissioner and the CCHA is back from the dead! Though the WCHA may well be on the way to the grave.... Chris Lynch tours the goings on of the College Hockey world.

Vermont Head Coach Kevin Sneddon announces his retirement. We peruse his career as Head Coach of the UVM Catamounts. Who comes next? What's up next for Vermont? How do we make sense of the Hockey East standings and those of everywhere else in College Hockey? Chris Lynch examines.

The Beanpot is the best collegiate ice hockey tournament by a mile. Monday's festivities showed it! And also the problems with the NCAA Overtime rules messing with its best in-season tournament. Jason Scales and Chris Lynch examine the goings on of the first Monday in February at TD Garden

It's Beanpot Time! Jason Scales joins Chris Lynch to discuss the participants (Harvard, Northeastern, Boston University and Boston College) ahead of the most wide open tournament in the last few years.