#5 NU will face defending national champ #1 Ohio State in one Frozen Four matchup, Friday afternoon in Duluth, Minnesota.

The game is at 3:30 on ESPN+.

Here's a great breakdown of the four teams via espn.com.

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/stor...-how-watch

Also, there was more hardware handed out for our goalie and head coach...



https://twitter.com/GoNUwhockey/status/1...60364?s=20

(03-16-2023 10:22 PM)geewizNU Wrote:  #5 NU will face defending national champ #1 Ohio State in one Frozen Four matchup, Friday afternoon in Duluth, Minnesota.

The game is at 3:30 on ESPN+.

Here's a great breakdown of the four teams via espn.com.

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/stor...-how-watch

Also, there was more hardware handed out for our goalie and head coach...



https://twitter.com/GoNUwhockey/status/1...60364?s=20

It would be great if the Mueller/Aurard/Murphy era ended on a high note.

When I clicked on, by mistake, the espn.com link instead of your link to the Frozen Four story the top headline was "Why Caitlin Clark is the most exciting player in March Madness." Her Iowa opener is on espn today at 4:00.

NU gets shutout by Ohio State 3-0 in the Frozen Four Semifinals at AMSOIL Arena.

Senior goalie Gwyneth Philips made a career-high 50 saves in the loss.

Just 1:16 into the game, Ohio State got on the board first to take a 1-0 lead. A few minutes later, an NU goal was disallowed after a successful coaches' challenge and the Buckeyes held a 1-0 lead into the first intermission.

Ohio State scored again with 8:42 remaining in the second period to extend the lead to 2-0. With 1:16 remaining in the second period, the Buckeyes added another to take a 3-0 lead into the final frame, in what would end up being the final score.

NU had their 22-game winning streak snapped and have lost in the FF semis two of the last three years.