Amid talk of everyone else, Minnesota-Duluth makes a name for itself
The Bulldogs get to play in the Frozen Four in their home state.
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The Bulldogs get to play in the Frozen Four in their home state.
Despite struggling in the CCHA playoffs, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish found team-belief in time to play themselves to their second Frozen Four.
A strong focus has led the Fighting Sioux to a 15-game unbeaten streak that they’ll take into the Frozen Four.
Michigan killed six of seven penalties in earning a trip to the Frozen Four.
Loss ends the Warriors’ best season in its Hockey East era.
Yale crashes out after allowing three power-play goals.
The Pioneers have grown accustomed to falling behind and needing third-period rallies.
The Wildcats’ fans may not even have believed, but the team came through with a big win.
Going 0-for-8 on the power play and seeing the Sioux score three special teams goals cost the Engineers.
The Yale goaltender allowed a goal against Air Force, but he continued his strong postseason play.
The Colorado College Tigers found a way to regroup and fight back again, and they’re one game away from the Frozen Four.
The Wolverines had a call go against them in overtime in last season’s NCAA tournament, but Friday’s result was different.
Union sees a bright future despite a loss to Minnesota-Duluth in the East Regional semifinals.
Miami, Merrimack, Notre Dame and New Hampshire square off in Manchester, N.H.
North Dakota, Denver, Western Michigan and Rensselaer play in Green Bay, Wis., for a spot in the Frozen Four.
Boston College, Michigan, Nebraska-Omaha and Colorado College get together in St. Louis.
Yale, Union, Minnesota-Duluth and Air Force gather in Bridgeport, Conn.
It’s tournament time, and Jim Connelly and Todd D. Milewski go through the brackets in this week’s edition.
The Warriors didn’t beat Boston College, but they were right in it.
Here’s how Jayson Moy thinks the brackets will look when they’re revealed Sunday morning.