Beanpot Preview: Boston College vs. boston university

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BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS - FEBRUARY 2: Boston Bruins draft picks Dean Letourneau #29 of the Boston College Eagles and teammate James Hagens #10 celebrate Dean Letourneau's goal against the Harvard Crimson in the second period during NCAA hockey in the semifinals of the annual Beanpot Hockey Tournament at TD Garden on February 2, 2026 in Boston, Massachusetts. The Eagles won 5-1. (Photo by Richard T Gagnon/Getty Images) | Getty Images

Who: Boston College Eagles (15-9-1) vs boston university terriers (13-13-2)

When: Monday, 2/9

Where:
TD Garden, Boston, MA

Puck Drop: 7:30PM

How to Watch: The matchup will be live on NESN.

terriers Preview:​

• It hasn’t been that long since the Eagles met the terriers; the Eagles came away with the 4-1 win at Agganis a week and some ago, and Louka Cloutier & Dean Letourneau were named second and first stars of the night respectively.
• Cole Hutson still leads the terriers with 25 points, followed by Cole Eiserman who has 17.
• In net, Yegorov has a .902 save percentage.
• The terriers won against Northeastern in a shootout last Monday night to punch their ticket to the championship game. They beat Maine in OT on Friday in their in-between game.

What to Watch For:​

• Honestly, I don’t know. The Eagles simply laid an egg on Friday night against Vermont, getting blown out on home ice 6-1 and taking a big hit to their NPI.
  • The team was clearly distracted, and no one had a good game. There’s not really much to take away from it or much more I can say. It was a lackluster, uninspiring effort for a game that required them to stay focused and needed to end with them feeling confident. This is when you hope someone is able to rally the group with a short turnaround and remind them what they’re capable of – whether that’s the coaches or the captains or an unsung leader without a letter.
• There’s a lot of noise surrounding the Eagles after their performance against Vermont, despite their strong showing against Harvard – they’re going to have to completely block it out and get back on track.

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