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IIHF World Junior

Ohio State Suspends Kamil Sadlocha Indefinitely

Photo by Scott W. Grau/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images On Tuesday evening, Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith released a statement, stating that senior forward Kamil Sadlocha is returning home and will not practice or compete with the team for an unspecified period of time after Sadlocha directed racial slurs at Michigan State’s Jagger Joshua. […]

Another Racist Incident Without Consequence Stains College Hockey

Photo by Joseph Weiser/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Michigan State senior Jagger Joshua posted a statement on Monday evening via his Twitter account that he had been the recipient of multiple racial slurs from a player in a November 11th game against Ohio State. Acts of racism do not belong in hockey.. pic.twitter.com/nm9AnIjSgV — Jagger […]

The Crazy Improbably Play That Happened Twice in One Night

Matt Christians Goofy stuff happens in hockey games. Usually once or twice in a season, an unfortunate team will end up giving up a goal while possessing the puck during a delayed penalty, either thanks to a bad bounce or errant pass will find its’ way into a vacated goal. That happened twice on Friday […]

Big Ten Suspends Logan Cooley One Game

Photo by Bailey Hillesheim/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Big Ten has announced a one-game suspension for Minnesota’s Logan Cooley stemming from a hit in last night’s 5-2 Minnesota victory over Michigan. Cooley was assessed a five-minute major for cross-checking at 6:35 of the second period last night for a hit on Michigan’s Eric Ciccolini. […]

Minnesota Defeats Depleted Michigan Squad for 5-2 Win

Photo by Bailey Hillesheim/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The battle between #2 Minnesota and #3 Michigan was expected to be one of the marquee match-ups of the Big Ten season between two of the conferences preseason favorites, but illness running through both teams cast a pall over the series. Minnesota was without starting goalie Justin […]

Jellvik’s First Career Goal Lifts Boston College Over UMass Lowell

Photo by Richard T Gagnon/Getty Images After a shaky start to the Greg Brown Era for Boston College that included a loss to Holy Cross and a sweep at the hands of Merrimack, the Eagles continued to show steady improvement on Tuesday night, following up a four-point weekend against Northeastern last weekend with a victory […]

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