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Minnesota delivered one of the biggest surprises of the young college hockey season, sweeping previously unbeaten North Dakota to give new head coach Brett Larson his first two victories with the Golden Gophers.
On this week’s USCHO Weekend Review, Ed Trefzger, Jim Connelly and Derek Schooley break down a wild weekend in NCAA Division I men’s hockey.
Among the topics:
– Minnesota’s sweep of North Dakota and what it means for both programs
– Army’s stunning overtime upset of Quinnipiac
– New Hampshire’s impressive split with Michigan State
– Michigan’s dramatic last-second victory over Western Michigan
– Augustana’s sweep at Ohio State and Merrimack’s big weekend at Notre Dame
Plus: Which conference is strongest? We examine the early-season nonconference records of all six Division I men’s leagues, including the NCHC, Big Ten and Hockey East, and what those results could mean for the national picture.
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