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Mike McMahon has covered college hockey since 2006 for College Hockey News.

Since 2020 he's published the College Hockey Insider Newsletter, with subscribers that include NHL GMs/coaches/front office, NCAA coaches/admins, and thousands of hockey fans.

12/14/2024

Today’s issue leads off with a look at college hockey’s injury situation, and how the 26-player roster cap could be a problem for teams if its implemented next season.

12/11/2024

Today’s issue leads off with a mailbag, including topics on Miami, 5v5 stats, Pairwise issues, guaranteed home games, CHN’s new stat, and CHL players playing D-III hockey.

12/10/2024

Minnesota swept Michigan over the weekend, propelling the Gophers from No.

12/07/2024

Today’s issue previews the upcoming weekend, including an in-depth statistical look at three of the weekend's biggest games.

12/05/2024

We dip into the mailbag today with a lot of great questions, including:

12/04/2024

Last month, Florida State athletic director Michael Alford told the university’s trustees that the school is considering moving towards a pro model if the House v.

12/03/2024

Princeton swept Ohio State this weekend, which knocked the Buckeyes out of an NCAA Tournament spot (for now) and put the Tigers on the radar (top 30).

11/26/2024

Arizona State swept Denver, knocking the Pioneers from the top spot in the Pairwise down to a No.

11/23/2024

Welcome to another weekend of college hockey!

11/23/2024

This week’s mailbag podcast features the following topics:

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Arizona State and Alaska ended in wild brawl last night, including two players leaving the penalty box to fight. 247 PIMs combined. Likely suspensions. The teams play again tonight. The CCHA handles suspensions for Alaska. The Big Ten handles suspensions for Arizona State. Both teams are independents and won't make the NCAA Tournament. With only a few games left, seasons likely done for Arizona State's Tucker Ness and Alaska's Dawson Bruneski. Those were the two players who left the box to fight. 🎥Nanooks Hockey Blog (@NanooksHockey Twitter/X)