Freshman Addrian Knights-Browne has been a bright spot for Hartford. (Steve McLaughlin)
With the four Ivy League squads back in action, all 22 Division 1 men's teams throughout New England are officially underway.
Outside of Boston College, few teams around the region are without a blemish. This non-conference portion of a season can be unforgiving, though it also allows teams to iron out the kinks.
Mindful of that, here are three teams that are trending up, three that are trending down and three where it was a mixed bag. We've also handed out our three Player of the Week nods (Offensive, Defensive, Rookie).
Let's jump right on in, starting with Boston College and their impressive start.
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