Where Boston College Men’s Hockey is Ranked After Week 1

Where were the Eagles ranked after their series split with the Spartans?
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The Boston College Eagles men’s hockey team split its series opener over the weekend against the Michigan State Spartans. 

On Friday, the Eagles won 3-0 with goals from Will Vote and Oskar Jellvik, while on Saturday, they fell 4-3 after the Spartans scored three unanswered goals in the second and third periods. 

The split, however, didn’t impact Boston College’s rankings as it remained No. 2 with 927 total pints and two first-place votes in the USCHO poll. 

The Eagles are narrowly behind the Denver Pioneers, who secured 994 points and 47 first-place votes. Boston University is No. 3 with 902 points, Michigan State stayed at No. 4, with 847 and North Dakota capped off the top five with 800. 

The other program to receive a first-place vote this week was Cornell, who sits at No. 8 with 614 points. 

Below are the full rankings for this week. 

2024-25 Division I Men’s Hockey USCHO Week 2 Poll: 

  1. Denver (47)- 994
  2. Boston College (2)- 927
  3. Boston University- 902 
  4. Michigan State- 847
  5. North Dakota- 800
  6. Minnesota- 718
  7. Quinnipiac- 652
  8. Cornell (1)- 614
  9. Maine- 500 
  10. Michigan- 534
  11. Colorado College- 513
  12. Omaha- 459
  13. St. Cloud- 348
  14. Providence- 299
  15. UMass- 298
  16. Wisconsin- 274
  17. Western Michigan- 272
  18. Notre Dame- 155
  19. Northeastern- 117 
  20. Minnesota State- 39

Others receiving votes: Arizona State 34, Penn State 32, Connecticut 22, Minnesota Duluth 19, Michigan Tech 17, New Hampshire 11, Harvard 10, Dartmouth 5, Holy Cross 5, Ohio State 5, UMass Lowell 5, Bemidji State 4, Rensselaer 4, St. Lawrence 4, St. Thomas 4, RIT 3, Sacred Heart 3, Brown 1. 


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