Uscho Live!

Our guests for the January 10 edition of USCHO Live! are the coach of the 2017 gold-medal U.S. National World Junior team, St. Cloud State's Bob Motzko, and hockey analyst Dave Starman, who was the color commentator for the tournament's telecasts on the NHL Network.

Our scheduled guests for the January 3 edition of USCHO Live! are coaches from two teams with successful holiday tournaments: Colorado College’s Mike Haviland, whose Tigers took the Florida College Classic title, and Army West Point’s Brian Riley, whose Black Knights prevailed at the Ledyard Bank Classic. Guest hosting with Ed Trefzger will be USCHO.com Atlantic Hockey columnist Dan Rubin.

Our scheduled guests for the Dec. 13 edition of USCHO Live! are USA Hockey assistant executive director of hockey operations Jim Johannson, as players invited to camp in Buffalo prepare for the 2017 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Hockey Championship, and USCHO.com Atlantic Hockey columnist Dan Rubin.

Our scheduled guests for the Dec. 6 edition of USCHO Live! are Harvard coach Ted Donato, whose No. 6 Crimson swept a road trip in ECAC Hockey last weekend, and Michigan Tech coach Mel Pearson, whose league-second Huskies split last weekend with WCHA-leading Bemidji State.

Our scheduled guests for the Nov. 29 edition of USCHO Live! are Denver coach Jim Montgomery, whose Pioneers are at No. 2 in this week’s USCHO.com men’s Division I hockey poll, and USCHO.com correspondent Paula C. Weston, who covers the Big Ten beat.

Our scheduled guests for the Nov. 15 edition of USCHO Live! are Quinnipiac coach Rand Pecknold, whose Bobcats are No. 4 in this week’s USCHO.com poll, and Bemidji State coach Tom Serratore, whose No. 13 Beavers are unbeaten and in first place in WCHA play.

Our scheduled guests for the Nov. 8 edition of USCHO Live! are Penn State coach Guy Gadowsky, whose Nittany Lions moved to No. 12 in this week’s USCHO.com poll, and Robert Morris coach Derek Schooley, whose Colonials gave Ohio State its first loss of the season in a win and a tie with the Buckeyes last weekend.

Our guests for the Nov. 1 edition of USCHO Live! are Minnesota Duluth coach Scott Sandelin, whose Bulldogs are this week's unanimous No. 1 team in the USCHO.com Division I men's hockey poll after sweeping previous No. 1 North Dakota, and Vermont coach Kevin Sneddon, whose Catamounts enter the poll at No. 19 after weekend wins over Michigan and Northeastern.

Our guest for the October 25 edition of USCHO Live! was Bemidji Pioneer sports editor and USCHO.com WCHA columnist Jack Hittinger. Jim and Ed also covered some big upcoming matchups, noted the progress on NCAA rules and emphasis, and discussed the eye surgery for Boston College coach Jerry York announced today.

Our scheduled guests for the October 18 edition of USCHO Live! are North Dakota coach Brad Berry — whose defending national champions are a unanimous No. 1 in this week’s USCHO.com Division I men’s hockey poll — and Maine beat writer Larry Mahoney of the Bangor Daily News.

Our guest on the October 11 edition of USCHO Live! is Rich Coppola, Sports director at Fox 61 in Hartford and one of the radio voices of UConn hockey. Jim and Ed also review the happenings in college hockey over the summer.

Scheduled guests include Chris Dylewski, the winner of the 2016 Hockey Humanitarian Award; Bill Robertson, WCHA commissioner; Bob DeGregorio, Atlantic Hockey commissioner; veteran hockey writer Neil Koepke, MSUSpartans.com; and a final look at the championship matchup with Quinnipiac beat writer Chip Malafronte of the New Haven Register and North Dakota beat writer Brad Schlossman of the Grand Forks Herald.

Join us on Friday, April 8, from 6-8:30 p.m. EDT at Champions Sports Bar inside the Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel & Marina, 700 S. Florida Ave., a short walk from Amalie Arena, for USCHO Live!We'll have a special broadcast featuring John Buccigross and Barry Melrose as they interact with fans and announce the winner of the 2016 Mike Richter Award for college hockey's best goalie of 2015-16.

Join us on Thursday, April 7, from 1-3 p.m. EDT at Champions Sports Bar inside the Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel & Marina, 700 S. Florida Ave., a short walk from Amalie Arena, for USCHO Live!Scheduled guests include Hockey East commissioner Joe Bertagna; NCHC commissioner Josh Fenton; Brad Schlossman, Grand Forks Herald; Chip Malafronte, New Haven Register; and Mike Chambers, Denver Post.

Scheduled guests include our annual NCAA rules discussion with Ty Halpin, Frank Cole, and Steve Piotrowski; ECAC Hockey commissioner Steve Hagwell; Jess Myers from ESPN 1500 Twin Cities; Zig Fracassi, Sirius XM Satellite Radio; and Dave Hendrickson, USCHO.com.

Our guests on final Tuesday night edition of USCHO Live! on March 29 are ESPN and CBS Sports Network college hockey analyst Dave Starman, and Tampa Bay Sports Commission executive director Rob Higgins, each previewing next week’s NCAA Frozen Four in Tampa.

Our guests on the March 22 edition of USCHO Live! are the four ESPN play-by-play broadcasters for this year’s NCAA Division I men’s ice hockey tournament: at 8:15 p.m. EDT, Allen Bestwick, Midwest Region; 8:30, Kevin Brown, East Region; 9:00, John Buccigross, Northeast Region and the Frozen Four; 9:15, Clay Matvick, West Region. And for a Notre Dame to Big Ten update, Paula Weston at 8:45.

Our guests on the March 15 edition of USCHO Live! are coaches whose teams swept opponents on the road to win quarterfinal series in their conferences: Rochester Institute of Technology’s Wayne Wilson and Dartmouth’s Bob Gaudet.

Our guests on the March 8 edition of USCHO Live are Michigan Tech coach Mel Pearson, whose Huskies won a share of the MacNaughton Cup for the first time in 40 years, and USCHO.com bracketologist Jayson Moy, with a look at where teams stand in the PairWise as we near the end of the season. USCHO.com’s Dan Rubin will sit in for Jim Connelly alongside Ed Trefzger.

Our guests on the March 1 edition of USCHO Live! are Connecticut coach Mike Cavanaugh, whose Huskies clinched a Hockey East home playoff series with a dramatic, come-from-behind win on Saturday, and Paula C. Weston, USCHO.com Big Ten columnist.