2007–08 Boston College Eagles men's ice hockey season

March 2026 August 2023 color:white; background:#8C2232; a #DBCCA4 2px white white Boston College Eagles white 2007–08 Boston College Eagles wordmark.png 225 Boston College Eagles men Hockey East 4th USA Today #1 USCHO.com #7 25–11–8 11–9–7 6–7–4 8–3–4 11–1–0 Jerry York Mike Cavanaugh Greg Brown Jim Logue Michael Brennan Dan Betram, Matt Greene Conte Forum NCAA Division I National championBeanpot, championHockey East Tournament, champion NCAA tournament Champion 2006–07 2008–09 Boston College Eagles #FFFFFF background:#eeeeee; The 2007–08 Boston College Eagles men's ice hockey season was the 86th season of play for the program and 24th in the Hockey East. They represented Boston College in the 2007–08 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey season. They were coached by Jerry York, in his 14th season and played their home games at the Conte Forum. The team won the 2008 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey tournament, the 3rd title in program history. Season After losing the national championship in the final minutes a year before, Boston College entered the year with some uncertainty. 3-year starter, Cory Schneider forwent his senior season by signing a professional contract and BC would have to rely on three underclassmen to absorb the minutes. The Eagles saw the entire defensive corps return. However, up front the team lost their leading scorer from the year before, Brian Boyle, but they still returned most of the principle offense. Injury and suspensions With all the elements for a solid season, the Eagles were ranked high in the preseason polls. While they kicked off the year with an overtime loss to Michigan, much worse was to come in the aftermath. Brock Bradford, one of the team's leading point producers from last year, suffered a broken arm and would be out for months.https://bceagles.com/news/2008/1/20/Brock_Bradford_Sustains_Arm_Injury Brock Bradford Sustains Arm Injury BC Eagles January 20, 2008 December 20, 2022 Compounding their problems, Brett Motherwell and Brian O'Hanley, two of the leaders on defense, were given indefinite suspensions by head coach Jerry York.https://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2007/11/15_motherwell.php Motherwell Leaves BC College Hockey News November 15, 2007 December 20, 2022 While the team was mum on the entire reason behind the suspensions, other than saying that the two had missed curfew, York indicated in November that neither would be back with the team 'any time soon'.https://www.uscho.com/2007/11/15/bcs-motherwell-leaves-school-for-ahl/ BC’s Motherwell Leaves School For AHL USCHO.com November 15, 2007 December 20, 2022 As a result, both players ended up leaving the team and signing professional contracts during the year. The Eagles also lost a 4th player early in the year when freshman Ryan Hayes departed after just 6 games. In the meantime, BC had to struggle through the early part of the season without three of its expected regulars. York had to shuffle his lineup and throw some of his newer players into the deep end of the pool. Surprisingly, it was the defense that held up best over the next several weeks. The biggest boon came from in goal where freshman John Muse took complete control of the starting role and kept the Eagles in contention for most games. Unfortunately, the offense was lacking without Bradford and by the Thanksgiving break, BC had both more losses and more ties than victories and had dropped out of both polls. Resurgence and reinjury A change to the lines just before the break appeared to work well and when the team returned in late November, the unit of Nathan Gerbe, Brian Gibbons and Ben Smith began to take over. The Eagles won their next five matches, averaging more than six goals per game over that stretch. After their winning streak was snapped by Clarkson, the Eagles welcomed Bradford back to the lineup on January 9. He replaced Smith on the top line and earned a point in each of his next four games. In the second period of the game at Boston University on January 19, Bradford broke his left humerus for a second time. While surgery was not required, he was ruled out for the remainder of the season. Smith rejoined the top line and BC continued to plug along despite the pall cast over the club. BC had a tough fight on its hands when it met for the 56th edition of the Beanpot. The Eagles got behind 2–3 to BU but a pair of goals from Gerbe, the second coming in overtime, sent BC to the championship game. Boston College faced Harvard in front of a raucous crowd and held a 1-goal lead going into the third. The two combined for 5 goals in the final frame, and ended up tied at 5-all at the end of 60 minutes. BC completely dominated the overtime session, outshooting the Crimson 7–0. Freshman Nick Petrecki became an instant hero for BC by scoring twice, including the game-winner, and giving the program its first Beanpot victory in 4 years. Slumping after the Beanpot After the tournament victory, the offense for Boston College suddenly went silent. The Eagles went 1–5–1 over their next seven games and scored more than 2 goals in just one contest. The mounting losses put the Eagles in jeopardy of missing out on the postseason if they performed poorly in the Hockey East Tournament. As they began their postseason the Eagles were lumped in with teams with inferior records. Because both the CCHA and WCHA were considered to be stronger conferences, Boston College could not afford to flame out in their conference tournament. Hockey East Tournament Due in part to their late-season slump, Boston College opened the postseason against a ranked Providence team. BC got off to tremendous starts in both matches, scoring the first four goals in each contest and easily downing the Friars. While Gerbe scored twice in each contest, it was Muse's 68 saves that were the highlight for the series. The wins sent BC to the semifinal against league champion New Hampshire, who had swept BC in their season series. At the start it appeared that the Wildcats were going to go four for four when they jumped out to a 2–0 lead after one period. Ben Smith cut into the advantage but UNH followed that with two more goals, one on the penalty kill, to take a commanding 4–1 lead past the midway point of the game. BC redoubled its efforts and ended up firing 24 shots on the Wildcat goal in the second, managing to score twice more before the end of the frame to give them a fighting chance. A goal by Dan Bertram tied the score early in the third which is when both goaltenders took over. Both Muse and Kevin Regan stopped every shot for the next 55 minutes and pushed the game into a third overtime. 43 seconds into the 6th period, Benn Ferriero ended the match with his 16th goal of the season. Despite the potential hangover from the extended game, BC romped over an upstart Vermont squad in the final. BC repeated as tournament champions and earned the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.https://bceagles.com/news/2008/3/22/Men_s_Hockey_Wins_Record_Eighth_Hockey_East_Tournament_Title Men's Hockey Wins Record Eighth Hockey East Tournament Title BC Eagles March 22, 2008 December 20, 2022 NCAA Tournament Despite winning the conference championship, BC's record only earned them a 2nd seed for the Northeast Regional. Ben Smith kicked off the scoring for the Eagles in their first game in the opening period. After exchanging goals with Minnesota in the second, Boston College built a 4–1 lead in the third with scoring from their depth lines. The Gophers pulled their goaltender with 3:40 left after they got on the power play and cut into BC's lead. Muse held the fort afterwards and an empty-net goal from Gerbe salted the game away. The biggest test for the Eagles was awaiting them in the regional final. #2 overall seed Miami, who had spent much of the year ranked #1, was a tournament favorite and lived up to their billing early in the game. The RedHawks opened the scoring just 90 seconds into the game but were held in check by BC's defense for the remainder of the period. Miami doubled their advantage midway through the second and appeared to be heading towards a victory. On a delayed penalty, BC pulled Muse and they were able to parlay the impromptu 6-on-5 into their first goal of the night. Just 14 seconds after the ensuing faceoff, Nathan Gerbe scored to tie the game. A minute and a half after that, Ben Smith gave BC their first lead of the game. The stunning turnaround put BC in the driver seat and kept the team's championship drive alive. While Miami tied the game in the third, neither team could get the winner before the buzzer sounded and BC headed to its 14th overtime game of the season. While BC may have been old hands at extra hockey, it was Miami who shelled the BC cage. Muse turned aside 10 shots in 12 minutes of game action and gave his team enough time to capitalize on their chances. A sprawled-out Joe Whitney swiped a rebound past Jeff Zatkoff to send BC to their third consecutive frozen four.https://bceagles.com/news/2008/3/30/Whitney_Scores_Winner_for_BC_in_4_3_OT_Win_Over_Miami_of_Ohio.aspx Whitney Scores Winner for BC in 4-3 OT Win Over Miami of Ohio BC Eagles March 30, 2008 December 20, 2022 Compared to their quarterfinal game, BC's match against North Dakota was less than thrilling. The Eagles scored four times in the opening frame and added two more in the second to take an almost insurmountable lead over the Fighting Sioux. Gerbe recorded a hat-trick to raise his total on the season to 33 and take over as the national leader in both goals and points. After the rather pedestrian 6–1 win, BC only had Notre Dame remaining in their path. In the final game of the season, Boston College got off to a slow start but the first period ended up with just 12 shots combined. Notre Dame was only able to get the puck on goal 5 times despite having three separate power plays. While the Irish couldn't capitalize on their opportunities, BC took full advantage in the second, scoring twice on the man-advantage and adding a third at even strength to build a 3–0 lead. Notre Dame managed to score one of their own but BC's defense held and stopped the Fighting Irish from doing any more scoring for the remainder of the game. Smith netted the only marker of the third and the Eagles skated to a fairly comfortable victory, earning the third NCAA championship in program history.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXqRDc9VDAs Boston College wins the 2008 NCAA Division 1 Hockey Championship YouTube March 30, 2008 December 20, 2022 With his hat-trick in the semifinal and contributing on every goal in the championship, Nathan Gerbe was the obvious choice for Tournament MOP. Recruiting Boston College added five freshmen for the 2007–2008 season, including one defenseman, two forwards, and two goalies. 2 Boston College Eagles Player Position Nationality Notes Brian Gibbons Forward Braintree, Massachusetts; Earned All-Founder's League first-team honors as senior center at Salisbury in 2006–07. Ryan Hayes Forward Syracuse, New York; Returned to juniors after 6 games. Andrew Margolin Goalie Mahwah, NJ; Two-time Founder's League All-Star. John Muse Goalie East Falmouth, MA; Earned US Hockey Report Goaltender of the Year honors as a senior at Nobles. Nick Petrecki Defense Clifton Park, NY; Selected 28th overall by SJS in 2007 draft. Joe Whitney Forward Reading, MA; Gained All-NESPAC East honors as a junior at Lawrence Academy. 2007–2008 Roster Departures from 2006–2007 Team Brian Boyle, F – Graduation Joe Rooney, F – Graduation Justin Greene, F – Graduation Corey Griffin, F – left team Joseph Ehiorobo, F – left team Brett Motherwell, D – dismissed midseason Brian O'Hanley, D – dismissed midseason Adam Reasoner, G – left team Cory Schneider, G – signed with VAN 2007–2008 Eagles Managers#StatePlayer (Draft)TitleYearHometownHigh School-New JerseyJustin MurphyManagerJuniorFair Haven, New JerseyChoate3MassachusettsKen RyanManagerJuniorSouth Boston, MassachusettsBC High-MassachusettsMike FeeleyManagerSophomoreDedham, MassachusettsSt. Sebastian's Goaltenders#StatePlayer (Draft)CatchesYearHometownPrevious team1MassachusettsJohn MuseLFreshmanEast Falmouth, MassachusettsNobles29ConnecticutAlex KremerLSophomoreDarien, ConnecticutTaft30New JerseyAndrew MargolinLFreshmanMahwah, New JerseyTaft Defensemen#StatePlayer (Draft)ShootsYearHometownPrevious team2MassachusettsAnthony Aiello (MIN, 129th overall 2005)LJuniorBraintree, MassachusettsThayer Academy4New YorkMichael Brennan – CRSeniorSmithtown, New YorkWestminster School5New YorkTim FilangieriLJuniorIslip Terrace, New YorkWaterloo (USHL)6New YorkTim Kunes (CAR, 145th overall 2005)LJuniorHuntington, New YorkNew England (EJHL)7MinnesotaCarl Sneep (PIT, 32nd overall 2006)RSophomoreNisswa, MinnesotaBrainerd26New YorkNick Petrecki (SJS, 28th overall 2007)LFreshmanClifton Park, New YorkOmaha (USHL) Forwards#StatePlayer (Draft)ShootsYearHometownPrevious team9MichiganNathan Gerbe (BUF, 145th overall 2005)LJuniorOxford, MichiganUS NTDP (USHL)11MinnesotaJoe AdamsLSeniorWayzata, MinnesotaNew Hampshire (EJHL)12ConnecticutBen Smith (CHI, 169th overall 2008)RSophomoreAvon, ConnecticutWestminster School13MassachusettsPat GannonRSeniorArlington, MassachusettsBoston (EJHL)14MassachusettsMatt Greene – ALSeniorPlymouth, MassachusettsBoston College High School15MassachusettsJoe WhitneyLFreshmanReading, MassachusettsLawrence Academy17MassachusettsBrian GibbonsLFreshmanBraintree, MassachusettsSalisbury School18MassachusettsKyle KucharskiLSeniorSaugus, MassachusettsPhillips Andover19British ColumbiaBrock BradfordRJuniorBurnaby, British ColumbiaOmaha (USHL)21MassachusettsBenn Ferriero (PHX, 196th overall 2006)RJuniorEssex, MassachusettsGovernor's Academy22AlbertaDan Bertram – A (CHI, 54th overall 2005)RSeniorCalgary, AlbertaCamrose (AJHL)24MassachusettsMatt LombardiRSophomoreMilton, MassachusettsGovernor's Academy25OntarioMatt PriceRSophomoreMilton, OntarioMilton Icehawks (OPJHL)27New YorkAndrew Orpik (BUF, 227th overall 2005)RJuniorEast Amherst, New YorkThayer Academy Standings BC Schedule and results yes yes yes yes |- !colspan=12 ! style="Boston College Eagles #FFFFFF"; | #FFFFFF Ice Breaker October 13 5:37 PM l yes yes 2 Michigan 10 Xcel Energy Center Saint Paul, Minnesota Ice Breaker Semifinal   3–4 OT Muse 14,127 0–1–0 October 14 5:35 PM w yes yes 2 Rensselaer Xcel Energy Center Saint Paul, Minnesota Ice Breaker Consolation Game   4–1 Muse 14,868 1–1–0 |- !colspan=12 ! style="Boston College Eagles #FFFFFF"; | Regular Season October 19 8:05 PM t yes 4 North Dakota 1 Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   0–0 ^ Muse 7,884 1–1–1 October 21 4:05 PM t yes 4 Vermont Gutterson Fieldhouse Burlington, Vermont   3–3 OT Muse 4,003 1–1–2 0–0–1 October 26 7:05 PM w 5 Merrimack Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   7–1 Muse 4,308 2–1–2 1–0–1 October 28 1:00 PM w yes 5 Merrimack J. Thom Lawler Rink North Andover, Massachusetts   4–2 Muse 2,200 3–1–2 2–0–1 November 2 7:05 PM t 5 Maine Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   1–1 OT Muse 6,017 3–1–3 2–0–2 November 9 8:05 PM t 7 Merrimack Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   3–3 OT Muse 4,419 3–1–4 2–0–3 November 10 7:00 PM l yes 7 New Hampshire Whittemore Center Durham, New Hampshire   2–5 Muse 6,501 3–2–4 2–1–3 November 14 7:00 PM t yes 11 Massachusetts 14 Mullins Center Amherst, Massachusetts   1–1 OT Muse 7,319 3–2–5 2–1–4 November 17 7:05 PM l 11 Massachusetts 14 Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   2–3 Muse 4,877 3–3–5 2–2–4 November 23 7:05 PM l 14 Northeastern 20 Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   3–4 OT Muse 7,289 3–4–5 2–3–4 November 30 7:00 PM w 19 Boston University Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Rivalry   6–2 Muse 7,884 4–4–5 3–3–4 December 1 7:06 PM w yes 19 Boston University Agganis Arena Boston, Massachusetts Rivalry   4–3 Muse 6,224 5–4–5 4–3–4 December 12 7:00 PM w yes yes 15 Harvard 14 Bright-Landry Hockey Center Boston, Massachusetts   7–2 Muse 2,469 6–4–5 |- !colspan=12 ! style="Boston College Eagles #FFFFFF"; | #FFFFFF Dodge Holiday Classic December 29 5:07 PM w yes yes 14 Air Force Mariucci Arena Minneapolis, Minnesota Dodge Holiday Classic Semifinal   8–2 Muse 10,046 7–4–5 December 30 5:07 PM w yes yes 14 RIT Mariucci Arena Minneapolis, Minnesota Dodge Holiday Classic Championship   6–0 Muse 9,862 8–4–5 January 5 6:00 PM l yes yes 11 Clarkson 12 Cheel Arena Potsdam, New York   2–4 Muse 3,425 8–5–5 January 9 7:36 PM w 12 Vermont Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   4–1 Muse 4,208 9–5–5 5–3–4 January 11 7:05 PM w 12 Vermont Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   5–2 Muse 6,764 10–5–5 6–3–4 January 18 7:31 PM w yes 11 Massachusetts–Lowell 15 Tsongas Center Lowell, Massachusetts   5–4 Muse 5,065 11–5–5 7–3–4 January 19 7:05 PM t yes 11 Boston University Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Rivalry   2–2 OT Muse 7,884 11–5–6 7–3–5 January 25 7:00 PM t yes 8 Maine Alfond Arena Orono, Maine   3–3 OT Muse 5,365 11–5–7 7–3–6 January 26 7:07 PM w yes 8 Maine Alfond Arena Orono, Maine   4–2 Muse 5,328 12–5–7 8–3–6 February 1 7:00 PM l 9 Providence 14 Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   2–3 Muse 5,491 12–6–7 8–4–6 |- !colspan=12 ! style="Boston College Eagles #FFFFFF"; | #FFFFFF Beanpot February 4 8:18 PM w yes yes 9 Boston University TD Banknorth Garden Boston, Massachusetts Beanpot Semifinal; Rivalry   4–3 OT Muse 17,565 13–6–7 February 8 7:00 PM w yes 9 Massachusetts 18 Mullins Center Amherst, Massachusetts   4–1 Muse 7,485 14–6–7 9–4–6 February 11 8:00 PM w yes yes 7 Harvard TD Banknorth Garden Boston, Massachusetts Beanpot Championship   6–5 OT Muse 17,565 15–6–7 February 15 7:00 PM l 7 Massachusetts–Lowell 18 Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   1–3 Muse 4,688 15–7–7 9–5–6 February 18 7:00 PM w yes 7 Massachusetts–Lowell 18 Tsongas Center Lowell, Massachusetts   5–2 Muse 5,302 16–7–7 10–5–6 February 22 7:31 PM l 7 New Hampshire 3 Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   0–2 Muse 5,281 16–8–7 10–6–6 February 23 7:00 PM l yes 7 New Hampshire 3 Whittemore Center Durham, New Hampshire   1–5 Muse 6,501 16–9–7 10–7–6 February 29 7:05 PM l 8 Providence 19 Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   2–3 Muse 6,208 16–10–7 10–8–6 March 1 7:00 PM t yes 8 Providence 19 Schneider Arena Providence, Rhode Island   2–2 OT Muse 2,712 16–10–8 10–8–7 March 7 7:00 PM l 10 Northeastern Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts   2–3 OT Muse 6,588 16–11–8 10–9–7 March 8 7:05 PM w yes 10 Northeastern Matthews Arena Boston, Massachusetts   4–1 Muse 3,842 17–11–8 11–9–7 |- !colspan=12 style="Boston College Eagles #FFFFFF;" | #FFFFFF Hockey East Tournament March 14 7:05 PM w yes 10 Providence 20 Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Hockey East Quarterfinals Game 1   5–1 Muse 2,788 18–11–8 March 15 7:00 PM w yes 10 Providence 20 Conte Forum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Hockey East Quarterfinals Game 2   5–1 Muse 2,493 19–11–8 March 21 5:05 PM w yes yes 8 New Hampshire 5 TD Banknorth Garden Boston, Massachusetts Hockey East Semifinal   5–4 3OT Muse 12,522 20–11–8 March 22 7:05 PM w yes yes 8 Vermont 18 TD Banknorth Garden Boston, Massachusetts Hockey East Championship   4–0 Muse 11,766 21–11–8 |- !colspan=12 style="Boston College Eagles #FFFFFF;" | #FFFFFF NCAA Tournament March 29 7:51 PM w yes yes 7 Minnesota 10 DCU Center Worcester, Massachusetts Northeast Regional Semifinal   5–2 Muse 7,357 22–11–8 March 30 4:30 PM w yes yes 7 Miami 2 DCU Center Worcester, Massachusetts Northeast Regional Final   4–3 OT Muse 5,911 23–11–8 April 10 4:05 PM w yes yes 7 North Dakota 3 Pepsi Center Denver, Colorado National Semifinal   6–1 Muse 18,543 24–11–8 April 12 5:05 PM w yes yes 7 Notre Dame 12 Pepsi Center Denver, Colorado National Championship   4–1 Muse 18,632 25–11–8 Eastern Time 2007–08 Source:http://www.collegehockeystats.net/0708/schedules/bc_m Boston College Eagles (Men) 2007-2008 Schedule and Results College Hockey Stats December 13, 2022 ^ Game shortened to 2 periods due to poor ice conditions.https://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2007/10/19_foghalts.php Fog Halts BC-North Dakota Game College Hockey News October 19, 2022 December 13, 2022 2008 national championship 2008 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey tournament #eeeeee April 12, 2008 8:00 pm (NE2) Boston College (W4) Notre Dame 4 – 1 (0–0, 3–1, 1–0) http://collegehockeystats.net/0708/boxes/mbc_ndm1.a12 Todd Anderson Tim Swiader Butch Mousseaux Pepsi Center – Denver, Colorado 18,632 Scoring summary Period Team Goal Assist(s) Time Score 1st None 2nd BCNathan Gerbe (34)Gibbons and Smith 22:23 1–0 BC BCNathan Gerbe (35) – GW PPSmith and Bertram 25:37 2–0 BC BCJoe Whitney (11) – PPGerbe and Ferriero 28:11 3–0 BC NDKevin Deeth (11)Lawson and Cole 29:07 3–1 BC 3rd BCBen Smith (25)Gerbe and Gibbons 45:31 4–1 BC Penalty summary Period Team Player Penalty Time PIM 1st BCKyle KucharskiHolding the Stick 08:41 2:00 BCMatt GreeneCross-Checking 14:33 2:00 NDBrock SheahanRoughing 17:02 2:00 BCAnthony AielloTripping 18:24 2:00 2nd BCAndrew OrpikSlashing 22:51 2:00 NDRyan ThangInterference 24:58 2:00 NDDan VeNardCross-Checking 26:29 2:00 NDDan KisselHooking 27:27 2:00 BCKyle KucharskiHolding 27:32 2:00 NDDan VeNardHigh-Sticking 36:49 2:00 3rd BCNick PetreckiElbowing 40:08 2:00 BCMatt PriceObstruction Tripping 48:05 2:00 BCMatt GreeneHooking 49:54 2:00 Shots by period Team 1 2 3 T Notre Dame 5 8 8 21 Boston College 7 11 5 23 Goaltenders Team Name Saves Goals against Time on ice ND Jordan Pearce 19 4 58:31 BC John Muse 20 1 60:00 Scoring statistics 2 Boston College Eagles Name Position Games Goals Assists Points #FFFFFF PIM Nathan Gerbe 1 C/LW 43 35 33 68 65 Joe Whitney 1 LW/RW 44 11 40 51 50 Ben Smith 1 C/RW 44 25 25 50 12 Benn Ferriero 1 RW 44 17 25 42 71 Dan Bertram 1 RW 43 10 27 37 26 Brian Gibbons 1 C/W 43 13 22 35 32 Pat Gannon 1 F 44 6 17 23 18 Carl Sneep 1 D 44 3 12 15 15 Andrew Orpik 1 F 41 7 6 13 57 Anthony Aiello 1 D 43 3 10 13 57 Matt Greene 1 F 44 8 4 12 32 Nick Petrecki 1 D 42 5 7 12 102 Matt Price 1 F 44 3 8 11 20 Kyle Kucharski 1 F 42 3 6 9 45 Michael Brennan 1 D 44 3 5 8 52 Tim Kunes 1 D 43 1 7 8 6 Tim Filangieri 1 D 43 1 5 6 45 Brock Bradford 1 C 5 3 2 5 2 Matt Lombardi 1 RW 40 1 3 4 6 Ryan Hayes 1 RW 6 2 1 3 0 Brian O'Hanley 1 D 1 0 1 1 0 John Muse 1 G 44 0 1 1 2 Brett Motherwell 1 D 1 0 0 0 0 Joe Adams 1 LW 4 0 0 0 2 Bench - - - - - 8 Total 160 267 427 708 Boston College 2007-2008 Skater Stats https://www.eliteprospects.com/team/911/boston-college/2007-2008?tab=stats Elite Prospects March 7, 2020 Goaltending statistics 2 Boston College Eagles Name Games Minutes Wins Losses Ties Goals Against Saves Shut Outs #FFFFFF SV % #FFFFFF GAA John Muse 1 44 2725:06 25 11 8 100 1171 3 .921 2.20 Empty Net - 8:34 - - - 1 - - - - Total 44 2733:40 25 11 8 101 1171 3 .921 2.22 Rankings 2007–08 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey rankings PollWeekPre1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526 (Final) USCHO.com2 (3)-4557111419-1514111211899778101087-- USA Today324556913NRNR1514-1211899778997731 (34) Note: USCHO did not release a poll in weeks 1, 9, 25, or 26, USA Today did not release a poll in week 12.https://www.uscho.com/rankings/d-i-mens-poll/ USCHO Division I Men's Poll USCHO.com November 26, 2019 Awards and honors 2 Boston College Eagles Player Award Ref Nathan Gerbe USA Hockey National College Player of the Year Brian Gibbons Beanpot Tournament MVP Nathan Gerbe NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player NCAA Division I Awards http://www.augenblick.org/chha/ncaa_awd.html College Hockey Historical Archives June 18, 2013 Nathan Gerbe AHCA East First Team All-American Men's Ice Hockey Award Winners http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/m_icehockey_rb/2013/MIH%20awards%20for%202013.pdf NCAA.org June 18, 2013 Matt Greene Hockey East Best Defensive Forward Hockey East Awards http://www.augenblick.org/chha/hea_awd.html College Hockey Historical Archives 2013-07-06 Nathan Gerbe William Flynn Tournament Most Valuable Player Nathan Gerbe All-Hockey East First Team Hockey East All-Teams http://www.augenblick.org/chha/hea_all.html College Hockey Historical Archives 2013-07-06 Joe Whitney Hockey East All-Rookie Team Hockey East All-Rookie Teams http://www.augenblick.org/chha/hea_roo.html College Hockey Historical Archives 2013-07-06 Benn Ferriero Hockey East All-Tournament Team 2013-14 Hockey East Media Guide http://issuu.com/hockeyeast/docs/1314heamguide Hockey East 2014-05-19 Nathan Gerbe Michael Brennan Carl Sneep John Muse Nathan Gerbe NCAA All-Tournament Team NCAA Division I Awards http://www.augenblick.org/chha/ncaa_awd.html College Hockey Historical Archives 2013-07-17 Ben Smith Michael Brennan John Muse Players drafted into the NHL 2008 NHL entry draft = NHL All-Star team= NHL All-StarPlayers are identified as an All-Star if they were selected for the All-Star game at any time in their career. = NHL All-Star and NHL All-Star team= Did not play in the NHL 2 Boston College Eagles Round2008 NHL Entry Draft https://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/draft/nhl2008e.html Hockey DB September 24, 2022 Pick Player NHL team 2 60 Jimmy Hayes† Toronto Maple Leafs 6 157 Cam Atkinson† Columbus Blue Jackets 6 169 Ben Smith Chicago Blackhawks † incoming freshman References 50em 2007-08 Category:2007–08 Hockey East men's season Category:2007–08 NCAA Division I men's ice hockey by team Category:NCAA men's ice hockey Frozen Four seasons Category:NCAA men's ice hockey championship seasons Category:2007 in sports in Massachusetts Category:2008 in sports in Massachusetts Category:2007 in Boston Category:2008 in Boston