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INCH
A to Z: R&R (and R&R)
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| Kyle Reed's
speed and willingness to play a physical game are energetic
elements in the Buckeye lineup. |
We've hit that weird, not quite summer, not
quite the school year period in late August that has us torn
between rest and relaxation and reading and writing. Actually,
we're always game for writing about college hockey, but we
figured that was an appropriate transition to rolling out
four A to Z profiles today, all beginning with the letter
R—two from the CCHA and two from Atlantic Hockey. |
Ferris
State's Zach Redmond | OSU's
Kyle Reed | RIT's
Dan Ringwald | Mercyhurst's
Brett Robinson
Recently: UMD's
Trent Palm |
Michigan's Aaron Palushaj | Alaska
Anchorage's Craig Parkinson | Michigan
State's Jeff Petry | Bentley's
Dain Prewitt | Index
INCH Podcast: Summer Skate
Inside College Hockey podcast of the summer, which also recapped
early departures, looked at our cursory glance at the top
10 teams for 2009 (hint: Boston College is near the top),
and, of course, closed with plenty of deterioration. | INCH
Podcast (.mp3)
2008
NHL Entry Draft
If you missed anything from last weekend's National Hockey
League Entry Draft in Ottawa, no need to worry. Inside College
Hockey has all the news from Scotiabank Place. Friday's first
round was a little slow, as only four players with college
ties were selected, but the pace picked up Saturday.
INCH's NHL Draft Roundup
· First-Round Friday:
Notebook | Picks
· Saturday's Rounds 2-7:
Notebook
| Picks
· Prospect Previews:
Part
I | Part
II
· Ratings, mock drafts, etc.: | Draft
Center
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Pro Signees |
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The season may be over, but that
doesn't mean there has been an end to the activity.
Inside College Hockey keeps tabs on the college
players who've taken the next step in their careers
and inked professional contracts. | Pro
Signees |
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| Coach Jerry York and
his Boston College team celebrate the 2008 national title
at the Pepsi Center in Denver. |
Frozen Four 2008
They were one of the preseason favorites but battled through
an up-and-down regular season. Once the games mattered most,
however, Boston College was at its best, and the Eagles are
college hockey's national champion after a decisive 4-1 victory
against Notre Dame in the 2008 NCAA Frozen Four championship
game in Denver. Inside College Hockey was on site in Colorado
and brought you complete coverage of BC's third title.
· Complete Coverage: Game
Story | Comprehensive
Notebook |
· Plus: The
Dean on the All-Tourney Team | Slideshow
Frozen Friday
in Denver:
· Notebook: Casual
Friday
· Coach's Take | Previewing
BC-ND
· Awards: U-M's
Porter Wins Hobey | AHCA
All-Americans
Thursday's Semifinals
· Notre Dame 5, Michigan 4: Game
Story | Notebook
· Boston Coll. 6, N. Dakota 1:
Game Story |
Notebook
· Wednesday: Pre-Semifinal
Notebook
Also:
· 2008 NCAA Tournament: INCH's
Complete Coverage
INCH
Player of the Year: Pour Us A Porter
Inside College Hockey’s 2007-08 INCH All-America team
is packed with outstanding talent, but it wasn’t too
difficult to single out our INCH Player of the Year this season.
Kevin Porter, who has led the nation in scoring and led his
Michigan team to Denver for the Frozen Four, has stood out
as the most outstanding player in college hockey this year.
We’ll raise a glass to that, and salute the other members
of our All-America team and the rest of the INCH award winners,
listed below.
· Player of the Year: Kevin
Porter
· Also: Rookie
| Goalie
| Defenseman
| Coach
| All-Americans
| Freshman
All-Americans |