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Eagles Net Four Unanswered to Win 278th Battle of Comm Ave
November 30, 2018 | Men's Hockey
BOSTON – Logan Hutsko scored the first two of four unanswered goals in a 4-1 Boston College victory over Boston University in the 278th Battle of Comm Ave on Friday night at Agganis Arena. Joseph Woll made a season-high 38 saves for the Eagles, including several sprawling efforts in the third period to secure the win.
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Christopher Brown provided an insurance goal five minutes into the third period, and rookie Marc McLaughlin scored his first career goal on an empty-netter in the closing minutes.
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Hutsko netted both of his tallies in the second period and extended his career-high point streak to seven games, while David Cotton pushed his point streak to six games. Julius Mattila collected a pair of assists, giving the junior nine points in his last seven contests.Â
BCÂ (4-6-1) played almost the entire game without freshman Jack McBain, who was handed a five-minute major and game misconduct 1:19 into the first period.Â
The Eagles moved to 4-1-1 in their last six games, 4-1-1 in Hockey East play, and 4-1-1 in their last six trips to Agganis Arena. BC is now 13-4-2 all-time at Agganis since it opened in 2005.
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The Terriers dropped to 4-7-1 (4-4-1 HEA) heading into Saturday's backend of the series in Chestnut Hill.
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SCORING
1st 7:23, BU Goal (0-1) | Just 19 seconds into a Terrier power play, Shane Bowers took a pass at the right doorstep and fed defenseman Chad Krys at the back door for a quick wrister which opened the scoring
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11:36 2nd, BC Goal (1-1) | Off a clean faceoff win by Mattila, Hutsko ripped a shot through traffic from the high slot that squirted under Jake Oettinger's armpit to knot the score
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17:10 2nd, BC Goal (2-1) | Mattila won another draw at neutral ice and Cotton spun across the blue line, feeding Hutsko in the right circle as the junior delayed and fired a wrister high glove side on Oettinger
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5:02 3rd, BC Goal (3-1) | Oliver Wahlstrom located a loose puck below the goal line and whipped a pass in front for Brown, who one-timed a shot through Oettinger's five-hole to double the lead
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17:59 3rd, BC Goal (4-1) | With Oettinger pulled, Michael Kim rimmed the puck out of the BC zone up the left-wing boards, and McLaughlin won a foot race at the BU netfront to tip in his first collegiate goal
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UP NEXT
BC and BU conclude the weekend rivalry series on Saturday (Dec. 1) at Kelley Rink with faceoff scheduled for 7 p.m. in the 279th Battle of Comm Ave.
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Christopher Brown provided an insurance goal five minutes into the third period, and rookie Marc McLaughlin scored his first career goal on an empty-netter in the closing minutes.
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Hutsko netted both of his tallies in the second period and extended his career-high point streak to seven games, while David Cotton pushed his point streak to six games. Julius Mattila collected a pair of assists, giving the junior nine points in his last seven contests.Â
BCÂ (4-6-1) played almost the entire game without freshman Jack McBain, who was handed a five-minute major and game misconduct 1:19 into the first period.Â
The Eagles moved to 4-1-1 in their last six games, 4-1-1 in Hockey East play, and 4-1-1 in their last six trips to Agganis Arena. BC is now 13-4-2 all-time at Agganis since it opened in 2005.
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The Terriers dropped to 4-7-1 (4-4-1 HEA) heading into Saturday's backend of the series in Chestnut Hill.
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SCORING
1st 7:23, BU Goal (0-1) | Just 19 seconds into a Terrier power play, Shane Bowers took a pass at the right doorstep and fed defenseman Chad Krys at the back door for a quick wrister which opened the scoring
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11:36 2nd, BC Goal (1-1) | Off a clean faceoff win by Mattila, Hutsko ripped a shot through traffic from the high slot that squirted under Jake Oettinger's armpit to knot the score
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17:10 2nd, BC Goal (2-1) | Mattila won another draw at neutral ice and Cotton spun across the blue line, feeding Hutsko in the right circle as the junior delayed and fired a wrister high glove side on Oettinger
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5:02 3rd, BC Goal (3-1) | Oliver Wahlstrom located a loose puck below the goal line and whipped a pass in front for Brown, who one-timed a shot through Oettinger's five-hole to double the lead
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17:59 3rd, BC Goal (4-1) | With Oettinger pulled, Michael Kim rimmed the puck out of the BC zone up the left-wing boards, and McLaughlin won a foot race at the BU netfront to tip in his first collegiate goal
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UP NEXT
BC and BU conclude the weekend rivalry series on Saturday (Dec. 1) at Kelley Rink with faceoff scheduled for 7 p.m. in the 279th Battle of Comm Ave.
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