Cole Hutson News & Stories

The boys are back at it again, talking power rankings, injuries, awards, and the NCAA tournament.

Boston University and UMass are both right around .500 despite NCAA tournament aspirations. They need some of their top players to help establish greater consistency.

Many NHL affiliated prospects shone at the 2026 World Juniors — our scouts take a closer look.

The second half of the NCAA season gets fully underway this weekend, and there's a lot up in the air.

Cam Robinson orders off of the extra spicy menu and makes eight bold predictions for the 2026 World Juniors.

Sebastian High breaks down every player on the preliminary 30-man USA roster for the 2026 World Junior Championships.

Ryan Lambert takes a look at the the front-runners for college hockey's biggest individual trophies at the halfway mark of the NCAA season.

Michigan stays No. 1, but there's lots of change everywhere else.

The World Junior Championship has a habit of changing reputations in a hurry, so here are the players to watch at this year's tournament.

A look at some of the biggest stories in college hockey this week.

Our expert panel unveils their ballots and defends their choices for October.

After sweeping Providence on the road, the Michigan Wolverines are 4-0 with a 26-3 goal difference. Feels like that's telling us something.

Ryan Lambert breaks down the weekend that was in college hockey.

Previewing the most outstanding candidates for all three of college hockey's major awards.

A system of breakout prospects, the Capitals continue to punch above their draft capital in our rankings.

With another summer nearing its end, it's time for our top 100 NHL-affiliated prospect rankings.

In a weird, wild game, the Western Michigan University Broncos beat Boston University, 6-2.

Western Michigan is looking for its first national title. Boston University wants its sixth, but first in more than 15 years. The margins between them are incredibly small.

Western needed double overtime, and BU needed a big game from Mikhail Yegorov, but they're both through to Saturday's final.

Penn State was below .500 in mid-January, but BU was so desperate for goaltending a couple weeks later that they brought someone in early. Both have been pretty close to lights-out since.

It's an interesting Hobey Hat Trick this year, but the two forwards in the mix will probably get the most consideration from voters.

We don't know who the finalists are for the Tim Taylor award, given annually to the best rookie in college hockey, but there's one player who stands out from the rest of the crowd by a wide margin.

The Terriers and Broncos took two very different paths to the Frozen Four, but they'll take the trip anyway they can get it.

Previewing the two first-round matchups in the Toledo regional of this year's NCAA tournament.