"Boston University opens the collegiate season as the youngest team in the nation. Last season Cole Eiserman mostly bounced between Bostons second and third line, while he opened up the year on the top line. With Eiserman being one of the veterans on this team, he will be one of the go to guys this year. Eiserman is on the left side with Sacha Boisvert (CHI) and Ryder Ritchie as his linemates."
"Islander fans were extremely excited to see Cole Eiserman at Islanders development camp this summer and fans got to learn how much of a shooting threat he is. Eiserman weighed in at 200 pounds last season while he enters this season at 189 pounds. Everybody knows how much of a threat Eiserman is especially on the powerplay, but Eiserman has taken tremendous steps in his his all around game."
"Boston opened up against Long Island University. In period one with just over 5 minutes into the first period BU was heading to their first powerplay. Owen McLaughlin won the faceoff to Cole Hutson, who takes 2 strides in, sees Eiserman wide open on the far wall. Eiserman one times the pass right into the back of the net which gave BU their first goal of the season, 4 seconds into the powerplay."
Boston University opens the collegiate season as the youngest team in the nation. Cole Eiserman moved from primarily second- and third-line roles last season to a top-line role this season alongside Sacha Boisvert and Ryder Ritchie. Eiserman attended New York Islanders development camp and demonstrated elite shooting ability. Eiserman's listed weight shifted from 200 pounds last season to 189 pounds entering this season. Eiserman scored four seconds into the team's first power play against Long Island University by one-timing a pass from Cole Hutson. Eiserman consistently shoots from range, drew a power play with a high stick, absorbed a hard hit from behind, and engaged in net-front battles.
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