2024 MBA Career: Schedule, bracket, picks, results

Last Updated on April 1, 2024 by Robert C. Hoopes

The NCAA men’s hockey tournament has officially reached the Frozen Four stage, with top teams set to compete for the national championship. Three of the four No. 1 seeds, Boston College, Boston University, and Denver, have advanced from the regional competitions, along with Michigan, the fourth top seed.

Denver and Michigan are both tied for the most national titles with nine each, adding to the anticipation of this year’s tournament. Boston College, the top overall seed, managed to defeat defending champions Quinnipiac to secure their spot in the Frozen Four.

The national semifinals are scheduled for April 11, with the championship game set for April 13 at the Xcel Energy Center. Fans can catch all the action as the tournament games will be aired on the ESPN family of networks and streamed on ESPN+.

ESPN analysts Andrew Raycroft and Sean Ritchlin have been discussing the top storylines and players to watch in the tournament. Boston College is currently considered the frontrunner to win it all, thanks to their deep lineup and strong performance throughout the season.

In addition to the on-ice action, the race for the Hobey Baker Award, honoring the top player in college hockey, is heating up with several talented underclassmen in the mix. A detailed breakdown of the teams in each regional, including their Pairwise rankings and recent performances, has also been provided for fans following along at home.