Matty and Khalin return to give their takeaways and analysis of the women's exciting 2-1 OT win over Yale on Tuesday, before diving into a preview of Holy Cross and where the team stands headed into the second semester. Then, they dive into their broader takeaways from the men's performance at the Holiday Face-Off tournament, and preview their upcoming game against Quinnipiac. 

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The Northeastern Men's hockey team is traveling up to Wisconsin for the Kwik Twip Holiday Faceoff, and has a matchup against the University of Minnesota-Duluth in the opening round. To preview the game, Khalin brings on the host of the Bulldog Insider podcast and a journalist at the Duluth News Tribune Matt Wellens. They touch on the keys to the game, the importance of this tournament, what the rest of the field looks like, and much more. Be sure to follow Khalin @Khalinkapoor and Matt @Mattwellens on social media!

Matty and Khalin return to give their midseason look into NU women's hockey! They give their evaluations and takeaways of the Huskies' first semester, before diving into first-half superlatives including MVP, best freshman, best individual series, and more.

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Matty and Khalin return to give a brief recap of the men's victory over Brown, before diving into their first-semester superlatives and the outlook for the team in the second half. 

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Matty and Khalin welcome onto the show Mike Davis, who is a co-founder and site runner of the Northeastern Hockey Blog. They discuss the men's hockey program direction under Jerry Keefe, evaluating the team's start to the season, areas for improvement in the second semester, the recruiting pipeline, and much more. 

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Matty and Khalin break down the Northeastern men's two-loss weekend to UNH, extending their losing skid to seven games to open Hockey East play. Then discuss the reasons behind the continued struggles, and where the team needs to be better. Then, they preview both the men's weekend series against RPI, and the women's upcoming matchups against Vermont and BC.

Matty and Khalin take a deep dive into the men's most recent two-loss weekend to Providence, and what the primary causes are behind their very disappointing start to the season. They also discuss specific areas the team needs to work on for next weekend's series against UNH, and why the injury situation is unlikely to improve. Finally, they touch briefly on the women's 1-1 weekend against Providence.

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Matty and Khalin break down a frustrating weekend of Northeastern hockey, and where both the men's and women's teams go next after better performances but still coming away with low-scoring defeats.

Matty and Khalin are joined by longtime friend of the show Mike Puzzannghera, who will be on Friday's ESPN+ broadcast of Northeastern women's hockey vs. UConn. They break down the current state of the team, what the coaching staff and players are emphasizing as areas to improve, and dive into the matchup with UConn this week.

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Matty and Khalin break down a tough weekend for both the Northeastern men's and women's teams, who are both battling through a myriad of early-season struggles. They first start off with their takeaways from the women's split weekend with Holy Cross, including bright spots, biggest areas for improvement, and figuring out ways for the team to score. Later, they recap the men's losses to New Hampshire and Merrimack this past week, and discuss just how important these early league games are even as they battle major injuries.