Khalin Kapoor and Peyton Doyle return to break down the Huskies’ wild series sweep over the Hartford Hawks, taking a close look at the dominance of Wyatt Scotti and Aiven Cabral, and the overall struggles from some key bullpen arms (00:40). They then look forward to Northeastern’s upcoming CAA series against Monmouth (23:23), and haggle…
In a throwback to last year’s regulars, host Justin Diament is joined by Daisy, Peyton, and Khalin, as the crew dedicates the entirety of this week’s Dog Pound to the upcoming Opening Day of the 2023 MLB season. Just like last year, they go over each division and predict who will have a rough go…
On this week’s installment, host Emma and Khalin spend the hour on a variety of topics. First, for WHKY, it’s the departure of two BC superstars and the Beanpot championship’s new home. Then MHKY gets a brief rundown of the new Northeastern transfers and some professional debuts from the league. Finally, to close it out,…
Peyton Doyle and Khalin Kapoor return to break down Northeastern’s series win over CAA newcomer NC A&T, looking at Wyatt Scotti’s domination and the hot hitting of transfers Alex Lane and Tyler McGregor (00:58). They then recap the Huskies’ victory over crosstown rival BC (07:52) on Tuesday, offering analysis on the bullpen’s performance over the…
Matty and Khalin break down the women’s season-ending defeat to Ohio State in the Frozen Four, and why the Buckeyes were the first team in years to truly blow NU off the ice. They also get into the legacy of the departing Huskies core, and what the offseason holds.
Kayla, Jackson, and Khalin all joined host Emma for one last episode before the off-season kicks into high gear for both Men’s and Women’s hockey. They talked about the women’s team’s disappointing loss to OSU in the Frozen Four before looking ahead at the transfer portal and who they think might win the NCAA title…
Matty and Khalin start off by breaking down the women’s mighty impressive NCAA quarterfinal victory over Yale, including Lily Shannon’s early goal, the team’s adjustment to Yale’s play style, Gwyneth Phillips’ incredible performance, and much ,more. (0:49). Then, they flip over to the men’s team, who suffered a season-ending loss in the Hockey East quarterfinal…
On this edition of the Husky Hotwire, after a brief hiatus, the show is back to recap the seasons of men’s and women’s basketball and men’s hockey. For men’s hoops, Justin and Daisy discuss why hopes are low for the future of the program with impending departures to the transfer portal, and what Coach Coen…
On this week’s episode of Hockey East This Week, host Emma Sullivan is joined by Khalin Kapoor and Jessie Wang for an up-and-down recap of Northeastern’s hockey programs. They start off with the men’s team, going over their recent Hockey East tournament loss to No. 7 Providence, discussing the team’s pitfalls and how they failed…
Khalin and Peyton return after an extended hiatus to break down Northeastern Baseball’s disappointing series loss against the Elon Phoenix. They take a look at key storylines, top performances, and discuss where the team can go from here. They then take some time to preview the upcoming series against NC A&T. Be sure to follow…
It’s a loaded weekend of postseason Husky hockey, and the NU hockey show has you covered wall-to-wall. First, Matty and Khalin break down all angles of the women’s upcoming NCAA quarterfinal meeting with No. 4 Yale. They go in-depth Yale’s recent program trajectory, season highlights, key players, and matchups to look for in the clash…
Matty and Khalin are back for a late-night edition of the Northeastern Hockey show! They begin the episode breaking down the Women’s Hockey East Championship win over Providence (0:34) before discussing the Men’s disappointing series split against UMass Lowell (14:42).
Matty and Khalin are back to break down Northeastern women’s hockey beating BC in the Hockey East Semifinal game at the beginning of the episode (1:38), then move on to preview the upcoming championship game against the Providence Friars (13:35). Next up on the agenda is a preview of the last series in the regular…
As the spring starts to come along, so does baseball season! On this episode of Dog Pound Sports Sound, host Justin Diament is joined by Justin Chen and Reece (with a brief appearance from Khalin) to talk about the upcoming baseball season. The gang first talks about MLB Spring Training, new league rules, and the…
Matty and Khalin return to break down the Men’s team’s disappointing series split vs UMass Amherst at the top of the episode, looking at the loss at the Mullins Center and the subsequent shutout win at Matthews. They then get into the Women’s teams Hockey East quarterfinal win (26:04) and take a look forward at…
Matty and Khalin are joined by former WRBB member Mike Puzzanghera to take a deeper look into Northeastern’s Hockey East tournament quarterfinal game against the Merrimack Warriors. They break down the matchup, look into the importance of the Huskies’ secondary scoring, and take a broader view of Northeastern’s path back to the Frozen four. Mike…
Matty and Khalin open the show with a quick breakdown of Northeastern’s solid road victory at Vermont, before welcoming UMass broadcaster Nathan Strauss onto the show! (6:45) Nathan discusses what’s gone wrong for UMass in their up-and-down season and recent cold stretch, the state of the program after this down year, how the Minutemen match…
After a brief hiatus due to the Beanpot, Dog Pound Sports Sound is back and better than ever! Host Justin Diament is joined by Justin Chen, Peyton, Emma, and Reece for some NBA and NHL conversations. The team gets things started with some basketball, reviewing the recent excitement of the trade deadline and looking at…
We’re back! Khalin Kapoor and Peyton Doyle return for the long-awaited first 2023 episode of the Brookline Baseball Club. They break down the first series of the season against UNC Greensboro, take a look forward at the upcoming schedule, and talk about some of the new additions to the team.
Host Emma was joined once again this week by Kayla and Jessie alongside a HETW rookie Jackson to discuss the Beanpot sweep and the end of the women’s regular season. The crew did a brief look at the Hockey East playoff race and made their predictions on what team will be heading to Matthews for…
Join host Emma, as she, Kayla, and Jessie bring you another episode of HETW! They start with the Beanpot semifinals sweep of BU, as Northeastern’s men’s team had a surprise win and the women’s team looked as solid as ever. They then briefly touch on the women’s game at UConn before moving on to game…
Fresh off of calling Northeastern’s 2023 Beanpot Championship at TD Garden, Matty and Khalin are back to break it all down! They do a thorough review of the game, give their thoughts on the shootout format, and look forward on where the team goes from here.
Matty and Khalin are joined by BC hockey announcer Luis Sanchez to preview Tuesday’s Beanpot Finals between Northeastern and Boston College. Luis will be on call of the game on NESN, and they break down the top storylines, key matchups, and state of each program headed into their huge Beanpot clash, and what each team…
Matty and Khalin break down the huge wins for both Northeastern men’s and women’s squads in the Beanpot! They start off with the men’s team’s 3-1 victory over BU on Monday night, and why the depth and top-to-bottom performance are to be commended in addition to the stars. Then, they talk about the women’s 4-1…
It’s the opening Monday of the 2023 Beanpot and HETW has you covered with a general idea of what to expect from this year’s tournament. Host Emma, Kayla, Jessie, Zach, and Khalin first break down women’s hockey’s win over UNH, then dive into their semifinal matchup with BU (where things get a little heated). After…
Matty and Khalin start off by giving a quick breakdown of Northeastern’s OT loss to UConn, before diving into a complete preview of Monday’s Beanpot semifinal between Northeastern and Boston University with BU hockey broadcaster Owen Gund. They break down BU’s incredible season thus far and players to watch for, their expectations of the matchup,…
Matty and Khalin break down all angles of the Huskies’ 2-1 victory over Boston College, including Levi’s brilliance, the penalty kill, and the depth pieces coming through in the clutch. With NU having won five straight games, they zoom out and assess whether this style of play is a sustainable way to win games over…
Dog Pound is back with another episode of quality pro sports content! The episode kicks off with Daisy trying to explain the concept of “vibes” to Justin and Reece, neither of whom were able to comprehend it. They then move on to talking about ACTUAL football, starting with the Arizona Cardinals (blame Reece), then going…
This week’s Husky Hotwire is especially dedicated to Northeastern’s basketball programs. Justin, Peyton, and Reece first discuss the recent men’s team’s losses and take stock of the current state of the program, its season, and the missing pieces of the puzzle. They then switch to a more positive note, going over successes that the women’s…
On today’s episode of HETW, the group breaks down a little bit about the WHKY game against Holy Cross, their fifth straight Hockey East Title, Alina Müller’s history-making, and what the Huskies are looking to do moving forward. Matty has a hot take about UVM while discussing how the conference is strong internally but struggling…
Everyone’s favorite (don’t fact-check this) pro sports show is BACK, as Dog Pound Sports Sound returns for another semester of top-tier (again, don’t fact-check) content! Host Justin Diament is joined by a big crew this time, as Daisy, Justin Chen, Emma, Reece, and Peyton all debate recent happenings in professional athletics. Per usual, the show…
In a very upbeat episode of the Northeastern Hockey Show, Matty and Khalin first break down an impressive weekend for the Huskies’ women’s team, who faced a difficult travel schedule this weekend but delivered impressive defensive performances against both Merrimack and a tough Vermont squad (0:23) Then, they flip over to the men’s side, where…
The Husky Hotwire returns for its second semester on air, and the WRBB Sports crew is back with your weekly update on Northeastern athletics. Justin Diament, Matty Wasserman, and Daisy Roberts kick off the episode discussing men’s and women’s hoops, both teams having up-and-down seasons but showing promise as they take on their upcoming slate…
In this week’s episode, the group focuses on how both the men’s and the women’s teams had wins over the weekend against UVM and Merrimack. Host Emma, Kayla, Khalin, and Jessie (making her HETW debut) go over the four games, how men’s hockey seemingly has clawed their way back into contention and what the women’s…
Matty and Khalin are joined by special guest Ian Beauchesne, who is the Public Address announcer for Merrimack hockey at Lawler Arena. Ian previews the upcoming games this weekend between Northeastern and Merrimack in both men’s and women’s Hockey East play, starting first with the men’s team (1:19). They break down how Scott Borek has…
Matty and Khalin welcome on special guests Vinny Borgesi and Hunter McDonald, two freshmen defenders who’ve made an immediate impact at Northeastern. During the interview, they discuss the team’s recent wins over UConn, the process of choosing Northeastern, how they’ve approached stepping into such big roles as freshmen, the team’s work to avoid penalties and…
Matty and Khalin break down the Huskies’ impressive comeback win over UConn, and the team’s outlook going forward after delivering back-to-back impressive performances (0:22). Then, they flip over to the women’s side, where they dive deep into the Huskies’ overtime win over Boston College, and why it was good for the team to be tested…
Hockey East This Week is BACK for Spring 2023! Host Emma Sullivan returns, this time joined by Kayla Shiao, Khalin Kapoor, and Matty Wasserman. The gang starts out by breaking down Northeastern’s women’s team getting tested by BC and coasting over Maine. They then transition into some men’s hockey, with Northeastern delivering a huge comeback…
A spirited Matty and Khalin return to break down men’s first regular season victory in nearly two months, as they delivered an impressive performance in the Frozen Fenway in a 4-1 win over UConn. They recap what went right for Northeastern on Saturday, and how the Huskies can replicate their success in next week’s rematch…
Matty and Khalin welcome back Daniel Connolly to the show for a preview of Saturday’s much-anticipated Frozen Fenway matchup between Northeastern and UConn! Daniel covers UConn men’s hockey for the UConn Hockey Hub and UConn Blog, and provides insight into UConn’s season trajectory, standout players, play style, state of the program, and much more. They…
On the first episode of 2023, Matty and Khalin break down another disappointing week for the men’s squad, who suffered disappointing losses to Bentley and Harvard. With NU having lost six of their last seven games, they discuss the issues that continue to plague the squad, and where the team can go from here.
Matty and Khalin break down the state of the Northeastern men’s squad, who survived a near-disaster against LIU to close out the first semester of play with an 8-7-3 record. They break down the LIU game’s positives, including the performance of Sam Colangelo and Jack Hughes, but also the negatives, including more poor discipline. They…
Matty and Khalin are joined by WRBB Sports’ Emma Sullivan to give a first semester recap of Northeastern women’s hockey. They discuss the biggest storylines, best games, and top performers from their outstanding season thus far, and break down where the team sits in both the Hockey East and national pictures. Finally, they give their…
Host Emma Sullivan is joined by Kayla, Khalin, and Matty for the final Hockey East This Week of the semester. The gang starts by recapping recent happenings for Northeastern’s women’s hockey team and gives a preview of what’s to come in the new year. They then transition to the men’s hockey team and discuss why…
Matty and Khalin, fresh off a road trip down to Bridgeport, Connecticut, recap Northeastern’s upset loss to Sacred Heart on Tuesday night, and where the team goes from here after another shocking loss. (0:27) In more positive news, they also break down the huge weekend for women’s hockey, who against proved their dominance over top…
In this edition of Dog Pound, baseball talk is briefly revived as Justin Diament, Justin Chen, Daisy, and Reece go over major happenings in MLB free agency, as Justin Diament goes over the emotional turmoil of being a Mets fan this offseason. After some quick-fire signing predictions, the squad then transitions to your regularly scheduled…
This week on the Husky Hotwire, join Justin Diament, Justin Chen, Reece, Matty, and Zach as they discuss all major recent happenings in Huskies athletics. They start off with basketball, as the women’s team found some success, winning two out of their last three games, although the team does still have some kinks to work…
Fresh off Northeastern’s 3-2 loss to Union on Saturday night, Matty and Khalin record an emergency episode to break down what went wrong for the Huskies in Schenectady, and how a team billed as Hockey East favorites has fallen so far in just two months.
This podcast was written, recorded, and edited by Catherine Morrison.
Heading into the bottom of the ninth, Northeastern trailed UNCW 10–9. The Seahawks send Landen Roupp, the CAA Pitcher of the Year, back to the mound after two-plus innings of relief work. Roupp had struck out nearly every Husky he’d faced, and it looked as though the Huskies were toast. But Ben Malgeri and Max…
After two periods of Frozen Four action in Erie, Pennsylvania, the Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs led the Northeastern Huskies 2–0. The Huskies were struggling to break through the Bulldogs’ fierce forecheck, and hadn’t generated a ton of great chances on net. And then everything changed. Two Northeastern goals in the third period sent the game into overtime,…
After arguably the most dominant college hockey season of the last five years, the Northeastern women’s team clinched their fourth consecutive conference title with a 6–2 win over Providence at Matthews Arena. Mike Puzzanghera and Rae Deer have the call. Cover photo by Sarah Olender. Read our written coverage here.
Toward the end of a hard-fought game, the Northeastern and UConn women’s hockey squads were deadlocked at one. When a two-minute boarding minor sent Northeastern to the penalty kill, it appeared the momentum had swung UConn’s way. But off a UConn turnover, Skylar Fontaine and Chloé Aurard rewrote the script. Jack Sinclair and Catherine Morrison…
With 5:07 remaining in the second overtime, sophomore defenseman Jordan Harris scored to give Northeastern a 5–4 win over BU. Hear Christian Skroce and Matt Neiser call the legendary moment that gave Northeastern its first Beanpot three-peat. WRBB’s written coverage of the game can be found here.
Hear what Coach Madigan had to say after the No. 7 Northeastern men’s hockey team lost to No. 9 Providence, 3-2, in the Hockey East semifinals on Friday night at TD Garden. The Huskies (23-9-5) will learn where they are heading for the NCAA Tournament on Sunday afternoon at noon during ESPNU’s live selection show.…
Hear what Coach Madigan had to say after the No. 11 Northeastern men’s hockey team (21-8-5, 15-6-3) defeated New Hampshire, 4-0, on Saturday night at the Whittemore Center. The Huskies will be back in action on Friday, March 9 when they host the Hockey East quarterfinals at Matthews Arena.
Hear what Coach Madigan had to say after the No. 8 Northeastern men’s hockey team fell to No. 10 Providence, 2-1, in overtime on Saturday night at Schneider Arena.
By Josh Brown BOSTON – The script looked eerily familiar. After blowing leads of 1-0, 3-2 and 4-3 against No. 17 UMass Lowell on Saturday night, it was impossible to not get flashbacks of last weekend against Quinnipiac, where the Huskies blew leads on five separate occasions. But with 2:50 remaining in overtime, junior Patrick…
By Josh Brown BOSTON – It may have been opening night, but Northeastern displayed a year’s worth of chemistry in game number one. Led by two goals apiece from Grant Jozefek and Matt Filipe, and a four-point night from freshman Zach Solow (1 goal, 3 assists), the Huskies routed Sacred Heart, 7-3, in front of…
BERKELEY, Calif. — A late goal from Cal sunk the Northeastern Huskies at Edwards Stadium on Friday evening. The Huskies fell to 0-2-0 and were held scoreless for the second straight game.
By Josh Brown BOSTON – Coming off a convincing sweep of Connecticut in the first round of the Hockey East playoffs, it looked like Northeastern was going to have its way with a BU team that had last week off after clinching a share of the league’s regular season crown. But after falling behind 2-0,…
By: Matthew MacCormack CHARLESTON, S.C. — Northeastern had its share of peaks of valleys in the 2016-17 season, but Saturday’s 82-54 loss to Towson to end the year may have been the low point. The Huskies (15-16) never led on Saturday night at North Charleston Coliseum, as the No. 3 Tigers dominated the six-seeded Huskies…
By: Dan McLoone BOSTON – Try as they might, the UConn Huskies just cannot seem to solve the riddle that is Northeastern. The highest-scoring power play in the nation showed up in a big way down the stretch for Northeastern (18-13-5), as the Huskies tallied four goals on the man advantage, including three goals during…
By Josh Brown BOSTON – As they say, beating a team for a ninth time in a row is the toughest thing to do in sports. It did not pose too much of a challenge for Northeastern on Friday night, though. The Huskies of up north began their defense of the Lamoriello Trophy with a…
By: Dan McLoone Orono, ME. – It was another high-scoring affair at Alfond Arena on Saturday night, but Northeastern did not have the answers this time. The Huskies held a one-goal advantage four different times, but Maine fought back to tie it every time and came away with a 5-4 win on senior night. Tanner Pond got…
By: Jeremy Leopold Wilmington, N.C.– For the second time in ten days, the Northeastern Huskies fell way behind at the half to UNCW and again, they made it interesting down the stretch before eventually faltering. After trailing by 23 at the break, the Huskies clawed back and cut the deficit to just four midway thought…
By Josh Brown Orono, ME. – Northeastern had more than one reason to celebrate on Friday night. Not only did Nolan Stevens end a back-and-forth affair against Maine with a goal just 12 seconds into overtime, but the Huskies clinched home-ice advantage for the first round of the Hockey East playoffs as a result of…
By: Matthew MacCormack Elon, N.C — The Northeastern bench looked barren prior to tip-off Thursday night. Junior Devon Begley (wrist) and sophomores Donnell Gresham (wrist) and Jeremy Miller (knee) were all back in Boston with injuries. Senior Alex Murphy (the team’s second leading scorer) was a late scratch from the trip, for what the team…
By: Dan McLoone BOSTON – In the last regular-season home game for Northeastern, the Huskies took a big step in securing at least two more games at Matthews Arena with a 4-1 win over UConn on Saturday night. On Senior Night, the Huskies honored their nine-man senior class of Zach Aston-Reese, Brendan Collier, Mike Jamieson, Sam Kurker,…
By: Matthew MacCormack BOSTON — The Huskies hung around for a while, but Charleston got superstar performances from their top three players and rode hot shooting to a 85-71 victory over Northeastern on Saturday afternoon at Matthews Arena. NU seniors Jimmy Marshall, Alex Murphy and T.J. Williams played their final games at Matthews on Senior…
By Josh Brown HARTFORD – On a night with crucial Hockey East points on the line, the battle of the Huskies went to the boys from Boston for the seventh consecutive time. If Ryan Ruck was Batman, earning his first shutout of the season on a 20-save effort, then Sam Kurker was Robin. The senior…
BOSTON — A herculean 27 point second half effort from T.J. Williams wasn’t enough to overcome a 20-point halftime deficit and the Northeastern Huskies fell at Matthews Arena to the UNCW Seahawks, 66-65 on Thursday night. A 14-14 game at 9:23 in the first half quickly unraveled for the Huskies as a 15-4 Seahawk run…
With just four games remaining, the FCP crew dives into potential tournament seedings, and expectations for Northeastern’s final quartet of contests. Oh, and love is in the air for a special segment: CAA Valentines.
By: Dan McLoone BOSTON – It may not have been in the game they wanted it, but Northeastern picked up a win on the second Monday in February. For the second year in a row, the Huskies (12-12-5) earned a victory in the Beanpot consolation game. Dylan Sikura netted what proved to be the game-winner with just…
BOSTON — It took 12 ties and 12 lead changes to separate Northeastern and Hofstra at Matthews Arena Saturday night, but the Husky offense faded down the stretch and Hofstra escaped with a 74-64 road victory. Northeastern falls to 14-12 overall and 7-7 in the CAA. T.J. Williams led the way with 21 points, six…
By Josh Brown BOSTON- With points at a premium with only a handful of league games remaining, Northeastern received production from a cast of familiar faces en route to a 6-2 win over UMass Amherst on Friday night. Leading the way for the Huskies (12-12-5, 6-9-3) was Nolan Stevens and Zach Aston-Reese, who both netted…
By: Matt MacCormack Freshman swingman Bolden Brace hit a fall-away, put-back jumper at the buzzer to give Northeastern a 73-72 victory over College of Charleston in a thrilling contest at TD Arena on Thursday night. BRACE PUTBACK @GONUMBASKETBALL WINS AT THE BUZZER. HUSKIES WIN AT THE BUZZER pic.twitter.com/VMaEsfvORD — CAA Basketball (@CAABasketball) February 10, 2017…
By: Dan McLoone LOWELL, Mass – With the Northeastern hockey team trailing 3-1 in the third period, Dylan Sikura netted three late goals, including the game-winner with 16.3 seconds left, to lift the Huskies to a 4-3 comeback win over No. 7 UMass Lowell at the Tsongas Center on Friday night. Both offenses were firing on all…
By: Dan McLoone BOSTON- The Northeastern men’s ice hockey team picked up a valuable point in the Hockey East standings at Fenway Park on Saturday night, skating to a 2-2 tie with New Hampshire in the second game of the Frozen Fenway festivities. The Huskies struck first, as Adam Gaudette pounced on a loose puck…
TJ AT THE BUZZER! Huskies win at Oakland!! pic.twitter.com/aA8RAZ4DzJ — WRBB Sports (@wrbbsports) December 21, 2016 ROCHESTER, MI– TJ Williams swished a fall away jumper in the paint at the buzzer to give Northeastern a 61-59 win over Oakland on Tuesday night in the O’rena. It was the Huskies’ third win in a row, and…
By: Matthew MacCormack The Northeastern Huskies have earned the label “Giant Killers.” Just a month after marching into Gampel Pavilion in Storrs, CT and upending perennial powerhouse UConn, Northeastern upset Michigan State in East Lansing on Saturday, shocking the Spartans with a 81-73 victory. After an MSU layup tied the game at 59-59 with 7:48…
TJ Williams had 20 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 assists as Northeastern defeated UConn for the first time since the 1985-86 season Monday night at Gampel Pavilion in Storrs, Conn. Alex Murphy contributed 9 points and 15 rebounds as the experience of Northeastern prevailed in a closely contested battle against a youthful UConn team. Northeastern,…
By: Matthew MacCormack (@m_maccormack) Things will be a little different for Northeastern basketball this year. Four seniors graduated, including the team’s top three scorers. David Walker is pursuing his professional career in Italy and Quincy Ford will be busy trying to help the Utah Jazz snatch a playoff spot in the Western Conference. Zach Stahl’s…
Hear from Northeastern coach Jim Madigan and Umass Lowell skipper Norm Bazin and defenseman Dylan Zink after the Huskies 3-2 defeat to the Riverhawks Friday night in Belfast. Coach Madigan Coach Bazin/Dylan Zink
Hear what Huskies head coach Jim Madigan had to say after the team’s 5-2 setback against Providence Friday night.
Hear from Jimmy Marshall, Devon Begley and head coach Bill Coen after the Huskies 91-62 romping of Wentworth Tuesday night. Marshall & Begley: Coach Coen:
