November 21, 2008
By Inside College Hockey
No matter who he puts in goal, Red Berenson would like to see more offensive support, as Kevin Ryan writes in his Michigan notebook.
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No matter who he puts in goal, Red Berenson would like to see more offensive support, as Kevin Ryan writes in his Michigan notebook.
For a year, the game was gone but not forgotten for Minnesota’s Nick Larson, who has returned to the ice after an extended absence.
Much is made of George Parros’ unlikely journey from Ivy Leaguer to enforcer. He’s also had the support of a 6-foot-10 big leaguer he met in college along the way.
The Grand Forks Herald highlights the unpredictable nature of the college game these days, noting that weekends like the one that just passed - with seven of the top eight teams in the country losing their first game of the weekend - are becoming the norm.