Minnesota-Duluth blasted Nebraska-Omaha, 6-2 Friday night in WCHA action. Sophomore forward J.T. Brown recorded his first career hat trick to lead the way for the Bulldogs. UMD pushed its school record unbeaten streak to 17 games.
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The BCA also released the names of the two officers who discharged their firearms.
The other suspect is accused of punching a man to the ground, breaking his arm and dislocating his shoulder.
The woman and one child were taken to the hospital, the other child wasn't hurt.
"Every season I played here, every game I played here — you all believed."
Ryan replaces LaVelle E. Neal who is now in a columnist role.
Parents and community members are calling on the district to do better and will hold a march prior to the school board meeting on Thursday.
A report says Pitino's tenure could be "down to his final games."
The unlikely collision happened Monday afternoon.
Passenger numbers will still be about a third lower than a year ago, though.
Bulldogs' sophomore J.T. Brown had a great weekend scoring five of the six UMD goals in this weekend's WCHA series. But last-place Anchorage held onto a 3-2 victory Saturday night to break an eight-game losing streak. With eight games left in the regular season, the Bulldogs (18-6-4 and 12-5-3 in WCHA) are now three points behind first-place Minnesota; two points ahead of third-place Colorado College and three points ahead of fourth-place Denver. UMD will host fifth-place North Dakota this Friday and Saturday.
That gives top-ranked Duluth a 16-game unbeaten streak. Next on the schedule: Nebraska in Omaha.
UMD men's hockey blasted Bemidji State, 6-2, in WCHA action Friday night. Senior forward Jack Connolly led the Bulldogs with one goal and two assists.
Remember when the Gophers swept the UMD Bulldogs to open WCHA league play in mid-October? The defending champions are red hot since then, going 8-0-2 and passing Minnesota in the national polls.
Sophomore J.T. Brown netted four goals to lead the University of Minnesota Duluth (18-5-4 overall, 12-4-3 WCHA) to a 4-1 victory over Alaska Anchorage. The only goal for the last-place Seawolves (6-17-2, 3-17-1) came late in the second period. The two teams will meet again Saturday night for the WCHA series-ender.
The UMD Bulldogs are up to another hair-raising stunt heading into WCHA playoffs. The Duluth News-Tribune reports they all got Mohawks for team unity. Last year, the ‘Dogs all dyed their hair blond -- and won the NCAA title.
Minnesota Duluth (19-7-4 and 13-6-3 in WCHA) snapped a two-game losing streak Saturday night in Duluth with a 5-4 victory to split the weekend series against UND (16-11-2 and 12-10). Senior forward Jack Connolly netted two goals and had three assists for the third-ranked Bulldogs. UMD men's hockey travels to Mankato next weekend.
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