2009 Beanpot Championship - Boston University v. Northeastern

02.09.09 - Boston, Mass. - #1 Boston University beat #2/3 Northeastern 5-2 for the 2009 Beanpot Championship at the TD Banknorth Garden on Monday night. The Terriers took home their 29th 'pot and the Huskies continued their 22 year drought. Good pictures.

-Will 

Herald back cover split with Arod. 
Dejection. 
Jubilation.
Lawerence nets the game-winner in the second period, putting the Terriers up 3-2. 
Big hit in the 1st. 
Ref Scott Hansen took one in the face and had to leave the game. 
Strangest picture of the year. Luckily Northeastern goalie Brad Theissen isn't dead. 
Yip, however, was almost killed by two Northeastern defenders who took exception to Yip placing his stick in Theissen helmet. 
Northeastern forward McNeely ties the game at 2-2 in the second. 
Bonino puts BU up 2-1 in the second. He took home MVP honors. 

Northeastern v. Providence College

01.24.09 - The No. 3 Northeastern Huskies played host to Hockey East bottom dwellers, Providence College. After a knock-down-drag-out first period, Northeastern weathered the storm and won 6-3, sweeping the Friars in the weekend series.

-Will

Bam!
Ahhh, sweet revenge.
And then a hockey game broke out...

Ryan Ginand had a hat trick for the Huskies. 

More pushing/shoving.

Northeastern Football Media Day

08.05.08 - Brookline, Mass. - Hooray, College Football! For some reason the sport has yet to grow legs here, but for a Southern boy there are few more exciting days than the first day of football practice. Luckily, I wasn't practicing, but I was shooting an assignment for the Patriot Ledger, who is following five players from Brockton High School who play together at Northeastern. Great day; nice people; the season couldn't have started better.

Best,

Will

The "Brockton Five" too cool for school
The "Brockton Five" down the line. 
Kicker Paul Branco and his goalpost
Punting practice
The long snappers warm up. I used to do this drill before every practice, so I guess this is more for nostalgia than anything else.