Lambeau Hockey Returns With $40 Tickets and Two Title Pipelines
College hockey returns to Lambeau for a 2027 doubleheader. Wisconsin-Michigan and a women’s title pipeline collide at $40 face with a $15M economic pull.
Category: College Hockey
PHPA Says ASU System Failed Matthew Mayich Before Season
The PHPA says Matthew Mayich was failed by a college hockey system that makes athletes choose health over ice time. ASU opens Oct. 2 with that charge unresolved.
Kessel Siblings Make U.S. Hockey Hall a College Night
The 2026 U.S. Hockey Hall class runs through Minnesota, North Dakota and Wisconsin. The Kessels going in together closes the case for college hockey’s finishing school.
Barry Melrose Built the U.S. Audience College Hockey Still Needs
Barry Melrose died at 70 after defining ESPN hockey for nearly 30 years. His real legacy for college programs was the American audience he helped build and keep.
Michigan Hockey Lawsuit Calls 1984-2001 Hazing Torture
A lawsuit by 16 ex-Michigan hockey players alleges coaches enforced sexualized hazing as mandatory from 1984-2001, turning “Michigan Man” into silence.
Hockey East Rankings Slot Merrimack Sixth After Tournament Title
Providence tops the new Hockey East board while tournament champ Merrimack lands sixth, reopening last season’s NPI vs. media-poll war before October even starts.
Penn State and Army Return D-I Hockey to Prudential Center
Penn State and Army open a home-and-home at Prudential Center on Dec. 10, the first D-I game there since 2014, timed to Army-Navy and built for metro exposure.
NCAA Age Rules End College Hockey’s 21-Year-Old Freshman Pipeline
NCAA’s new 5-in-5 age clock gives early enrollees a fifth year but kills hockey’s delayed-enrollment path, forcing younger rosters and tighter junior-to-college timing.
BC Flips Blues Pick Luke Schairer From BU for 2026
Boston College flipped USNTDP defenseman and Blues third-rounder Luke Schairer from rival BU, landing him for 2026-27 after the Terriers steered him toward junior hockey.
ASU Hockey Keeps Oct. 2 Date as Mayich Prognosis Stays Grim
Arizona State keeps practicing toward its Oct. 2 opener while reviews of the Aug. 20 workout that left Matthew Mayich incapacitated continue without staff changes.