If you like hockey, you will enjoy this podcast.

Provides a lot of good information, enjoy listening each week, but could we please find some other adjectives to describe the games besides intriguing and compelling???

I have been a listener for several seasons. Appreciate the way Nate & Brad can breakdown the college game from coast to coast. While I enjoy many facets of the show, my favorite may be the boys picking their favorite up-coming weekend series each week....Jim Smith Kent, OH

Awesome podcast. Nate and Brad do a fantastic job of covering the entire NCAA. That is definitely my favorite part of this podcast. Especially since we don’t get all the eastern team coverage here in Denver. Great work guys. Keep it up!

Nate and Brad do a great job reporting on the NCAA and all the biggest trends in college hockey. Highly recommended.

Love the show, I respect how every conference is covered as every league is competitive this day in age, if I could give a tip of any sort maybe go in depth a bit more on recruiting as it's becoming such a crucial part of the NCAA game as more and more freshmen are coming in and fighting for roster spots immediately. Would also say that the NCAA is winning the CHL battle right now with the progress of USA Hockey and just looking at the NHL, more and more college "late bloomers" are getting call ups.

Thanks for the great podcasts. I'd love to hear some interviews with coaches, players, etc. Also--it'd be great if you could give a quick look at the women's side of the sport every episode. Always some great games and storylines in that league! Thanks!

I really appreciate how Brad & Nate attend to all of NCAA hockey, not giving undue preference to certain geographies or conferences. Lacking the time to travel much, I'm thankful for their takes on a great stage of a great game.

Nate and Brad do a great job of sitting down weekly to go over the last week in review and forecast the up coming weeks' games. No commercials either!

I listened for the first time and enjoyed the show. Living in Albany NY, I follow the ECAC more closely and liked that you highlighted a conference which for years wasn't strong but has turned things around. I will listen more and I hope you incorporate some interviews.