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Boston College boasts four superstar offensive talents. Senior forwards Tony Voce and Ben Eaves, junior forward Ryan Shannon, and sophomore Patrick Eaves, the younger brother of Ben, could all have futures in the NHL. The quartet has combined for 65 points this season, part of the best offense—averaging 4.13 points per game—in the Hockey East conference. Harvard’s defense has not seen a more talented group this season...
...difficult for Harvard to contain swift skaters like Voce and the Eaves brothers, at least tonight, with numerous players inactive. Due to injuries to senior Dave McCulloch and freshman Dylan Reese, the Crimson will only dress five defensemen. The added ice time for each available defenseman might take its toll on the unit’s energy and quickness, a fact that has not escaped Mazzoleni. But there is little Harvard can do to alleviate the problem...
...first score came with just 22 seconds remaining in the first period. Though the goal was scored by sophomore forward Tony Voce, it was classmate Dave Spina who created the opportunity. After a fellow Eagle lost the puck on a two-on-two fast break, Spina collected the rock and centered it to the trailing Voce, who slipped a shot past the leg of Grumet-Morris...
...bagpiper paused, and someone asked us to all observe a moment of silence. There was a lot of throat-clearing and jostling. Someone giggled. My candle blew out and someone else, sotto voce, offered to relight it. After a while the bagpiper started up again. He was wheezing “America the Beautiful” in a stumbling meter. It is a song that was played ad nauseum in the weeks after Sept. 11—a song that was substituted for “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” during the seventh inning stretch...
...Voce and Eaves] buried the two plays that had to be made in the first period,” Harvard Coach Mark Mazzoleni said. “We knew coming in that we needed to get a fast start against them, but they put us in a position where we had to play catch-up. I thought we had our chances, but we didn’t capitalize on them...