It confused me a little today when I kept checking the Beanpot Hockey Championship website and the "live" game stats were stuck at 1 to 1 in the 3rd period.
Apparently the game ended with a tie, so they went into overtime.
I finally googled the news and found the AP story from the Houston Chronicle, of all places.
Luckily the Boston University Terriers won.
"Beating BC after one period, or two periods, or three periods or five periods in overtime is always rewarding," coach Jack Parker said after BU won for the 28th time in the tournament's 55 years. "That means we've won more than all the other schools combined."
in honor of my school, I did I little research on famous Alumni. Here's a random list, although I've left off the majority of the NHL players as well as the players on the 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey team because that there'd be a lot of typing ...
Harry Agganis - professional baseball player Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy - late wife of John F. Kennedy, Jr. Edward Brooke III - first African-American U.S. Senator since Reconstruction John Cazale - actor ("Fredo" in The Godfather) William Cohen - former U.S. Secretary of Defense, Senator, Congressman Geena Davis - actress Rocco DiSpirito - Chef, restauranteur, television personality Bill Duke - actor ("Mac" in Predator), director Mike Eruzione - Captain, 1980 U.S. Olympic Hockey Team Kenneth Feld - CEO, Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus Tipper Gore - Former 2nd Lady of the United States Mike Grier - NHL hockey player Martin Luther King, Jr. - Civil Rights Leader Ted Harbert - President, E! Networks Mariel Hemingway - actress Yunjin Kim - actress ("Sun Kwon" in Lost) David E. Kelley - television producer Tom Magliozzi - co-host of Car Talk Elizabeth (Sadie) Holloway Marston - co-creator of Wonder Woman Stephanie McMahon - Senior VP, World Wrestling Entertainment** (in my class!) Julianne Moore - actress Bill O'Reilly - Radio & Television personality Rick Pitino - Basketball Coach Kim Raver - actress ("Audrey Raines" in 24) Scott Rosenberg - screenwriter (Con Air, Gone in Sixty Seconds) Jeffrey Ross - actor, comedian Howard Stern - radio & TV mogul Nina Tassler - President, CBS Entertainment Dorothy West - author, member of Harlem Renaissance Helen Magill White - first woman to earn a Ph.D.
