How to Watch Boston College at New Hampshire: Stream College Hockey Live, TV Channel

No. 1 Boston College looks for its ninth straight win when it visits New Hampshire on Friday night in college hockey.

No. 1 Boston College (20-4-1) has rolled to eight consecutive wins and leads the Hockey East standings with a 12-3-1 record and 35 points. On Friday night, the Eagles take on New Hampshire (11-10-3), which is last in Hockey East at 3-9-2 with 13 points. BC played in the Frozen Four last season, advancing to the national championship game before losing to Denver, and won the most recent of its five national titles in 2012. The Wildcats haven’t been to the NCAA tournament since 2013.

How to Watch Boston College at New Hampshire in College Hockey Today:

Game Date: Friday, Feb. 7, 2025

Game Time: 7 p.m.

TV: NESN

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The Eagles come off a dominating 8-2 win over Northeastern in the semifinals of the Beanpot tournament on Monday night. Eight different players lit the lamp in the win, with Ryan Leonard finishing with a goal and two assists. He leads the club with 23 goals while Gabe Perreault has a team-high 34 points. Jacob Fowler is 18-3-1 in net over 23 starts with a 1.65 goals-against average, .938 save percentage and six shutouts.

New Hampshire last played on Jan. 31, taking a 7-2 thumping at then-No. 10 Boston University. J.P. Turner’s goal early in the third period cut the deficit to 4-2 before BU scored three times in the final 4:22. Ryan Conmy leads the team with 12 goals and 23 points, while Robert Cronin, who also scored against BU, has 11. Jared Whale has started all 24 games and is 11-10-3 with a 2.49 GAA, .897 save percentage and two shutouts.

Boston College has won the last six meetings in the series and the teams have a home-and-home set scheduled for Feb. 28 at BC and March 1 at New Hampshire. Greg Brown is 68-26-8 in his third year with the Eagles, while Michael Souza has an 89-112-24 mark in his seventh season behind the Wildcats bench.

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