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OHSportsFan
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Wicked wrister, Bucks not done! 2-3. Much better 2nd period.
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OHSportsFan
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All things considered, Bucks are sitting decently. 20 minutes and a 1 goal deficit. Come out ready again and they can clinch the Big Ten tonight.
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OHSportsFan
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Gophers blocking everything
And there’s a Minny goal.
And there’s a Minny goal.
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If you didn’t know their records, you would think the Gophers are in first place. I think I will stick to watching OSU hockey on TV after this weekend...and just like that the Bucks cut it to 3-4. COME ON!
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OHSportsFan
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So college punks get to make that borderline dangerous play without getting their ass kicked?
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NO. 6/5 BUCKEYES HIT THE ROAD FOR B1G MATCHUP WITH THE WOLVERINES
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- OHIO STATE PDF GAME NOTES
GAMEDAY LINKS (VIDEO, RADIO, STATS)
GAMEWEEK VIDEO WITH COACH ROHLIK, JOBST AND MILLER
VOTE JOBST AND LACZYNSKI FOR HOBEY
Buckeyes vs. Wolverines
• The No. 6/5-ranked Ohio State men’s hockey team heads to Ann Arbor for its final regular season road games, taking on Michigan in a Big Ten series in Yost Ice Arena.
• The teams will meet at 6:30 p.m. Friday in a game televised by FS1 (the first hockey game on the network) and available through Fox Sports Go, as well as in Canada on TSN.ca and the TSN app. Puck drop Saturday is set for 6 p.m., broadcast on BTN and BTN2Go. Dan Kelly and Fred Pletsch will call the action both nights.
• Ohio State radio will carry the action on 1460 AM, online on OhioStateBuckeyes.com and through the Ohio State Buckeyes mobile app, with Herb Howenstine and John Mowat on the call.
• Video, radio and live stats links can be found at go.osu.edu/mhkylivestats18.
• Ohio State is 19-7-4 this season, with a 12-5-3-2 mark in Big Ten games to stand in first place. Michigan is 12-12-6 on the year and 8-8-2-0 in league action to stand fourth.
• With four regular season games remaining, the Buckeyes need three points to clinch the outright Big Ten regular season title and two to clinch at least a share of the title. Ohio State is looking for its first Big Ten crown, the second regular season title in program history and the first since winning the four-team CCHA in 1972.
• The Buckeyes and Wolverines met in Columbus Jan. 11-12, splitting two games. Michigan won the opener, 2-1, with Ohio State posting a 4-2 win in game two.
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MEN’S HOCKEY LOOKS TO CLINCH B1G TITLE IN MICHIGAN, WOMEN TRY TO LOCK UP HOME ICE
Aubrey Nelson on February 22, 2019 at 3:45 pm @deadlynuts
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In this week’s puck previews the Buckeye women close out their regular season in Wisconsin. The men are also on the road, squaring off with Michigan at Yost Ice Arena. Conference implications abound.
NO. 5/6 BUCKEYE MEN AT MICHIGAN
GAME INFO FRIDAY SATURDAY
Opening Faceoff 6:30 p.m. ET 6pm ET
Television FS1 BTN
Local Radio 1460 AM 1460 AM
Online Stream Fox Sports Go ($) BTN2Go ($)
Ohio State had a chance to clinch the regular season Big Ten title last week, their first conference championship since 1971-72. Instead they suffered a sweep at the hands of the visiting Gophers. It was the first time they’ve been swept this season.
“I think our guys were just as disappointed as anyone else with the results,” said Steve Rohlik. “We play in a great league and play against really good hockey teams. We’ve got to be at our best on Friday. I think our guys responded with a good week of practice.”
TEAM STATS OHIO STATE MICHIGAN
Records 19-7-4, 12-5-3-2 B1G 12-12-6, 8-8-4-2 B1G
National Polls (PWR) No. 5 / No. 6 (No. 7) N/A (Tied No. 24)
Avg. Goals For / Against 3.17 / 2.17 3.10 / 3.10
Power Play / Penalty Kill 22.4% / 82.1% 15.9% / 78.4%
Points Leader Mason Jobst (35) Quinn Hughes (29)
Leading Goal Scorer Mason Jobst (16) Will Lockwood (14)
Top Goaltender Tommy Nappier (1.76/.939) Strauss Mann (2.80/.897)
The Bucks have another opportunity to seize the conference crown this week on their final road trip of the regular season. And, oh hey, look. They’re in Michigan. Next to the Schott, I’m guessing Yost would be a Buckeye fan’s favorite place to see OSU celebrate a championship.
It won’t be easy. The Wolverines are pretty good at home (6-4-4). They’ve only played at Yost three times since the midseason break. Maybe that’s part of the reason they’re only 6-5-2 in the second half. Of course, part of it is that co-leading goal scorer Josh Norris suffered a season-ending injury at the World Juniors. And it doesn’t help that Michigan’s power play is 1-for-its-last-26.
BIG TEN STANDINGS PTS REMAINING SERIES
No. 5/6 Ohio State 41 at MCH, vs MSU
Minnesota 33 vs ND, vs ASU (nc)
No. 16 Notre Dame 31 at MIN, vs PSU
Michigan 30 vs OSU, at WIS
No. 19 Penn State 29 vs WIS, at ND
Michigan State 27 Bye, at OSU
Wisconsin 25 at PSU, vs MCH
But don’t let that mediocre record fool you. The Wolverines are dangerous. “They’ve got great team speed, noted Rohlik. “I thought they played more structured [in our last meeting] than they have in the past. They played very well defensively. They didn’t give you much on the rush against.”
The Wolverines have defeated every Big Ten team save Wisconsin at least once in the second half of the season. If they can manage to sweep Ohio State this week, they’ll not only prevent the Buckeyes from claiming the Big Ten title, they’ll remain in contention for the crown themselves.
Michigan trails OSU by 11 points with four B1G games remaining for each team. Notre Dame is 10 points back of the Buckeyes. With each conference win counting for three points, both the Wolverines and Irish have the potential to earn another 12. Ohio State only needs one win in its next four games to take the title.
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...jE3a2sKpCMWBR5NtPNNc_yUTa2qSC6elK_mlXrGK1uWVg
Aubrey Nelson on February 22, 2019 at 3:45 pm @deadlynuts
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In this week’s puck previews the Buckeye women close out their regular season in Wisconsin. The men are also on the road, squaring off with Michigan at Yost Ice Arena. Conference implications abound.
NO. 5/6 BUCKEYE MEN AT MICHIGAN
GAME INFO FRIDAY SATURDAY
Opening Faceoff 6:30 p.m. ET 6pm ET
Television FS1 BTN
Local Radio 1460 AM 1460 AM
Online Stream Fox Sports Go ($) BTN2Go ($)
Ohio State had a chance to clinch the regular season Big Ten title last week, their first conference championship since 1971-72. Instead they suffered a sweep at the hands of the visiting Gophers. It was the first time they’ve been swept this season.
“I think our guys were just as disappointed as anyone else with the results,” said Steve Rohlik. “We play in a great league and play against really good hockey teams. We’ve got to be at our best on Friday. I think our guys responded with a good week of practice.”
TEAM STATS OHIO STATE MICHIGAN
Records 19-7-4, 12-5-3-2 B1G 12-12-6, 8-8-4-2 B1G
National Polls (PWR) No. 5 / No. 6 (No. 7) N/A (Tied No. 24)
Avg. Goals For / Against 3.17 / 2.17 3.10 / 3.10
Power Play / Penalty Kill 22.4% / 82.1% 15.9% / 78.4%
Points Leader Mason Jobst (35) Quinn Hughes (29)
Leading Goal Scorer Mason Jobst (16) Will Lockwood (14)
Top Goaltender Tommy Nappier (1.76/.939) Strauss Mann (2.80/.897)
The Bucks have another opportunity to seize the conference crown this week on their final road trip of the regular season. And, oh hey, look. They’re in Michigan. Next to the Schott, I’m guessing Yost would be a Buckeye fan’s favorite place to see OSU celebrate a championship.
It won’t be easy. The Wolverines are pretty good at home (6-4-4). They’ve only played at Yost three times since the midseason break. Maybe that’s part of the reason they’re only 6-5-2 in the second half. Of course, part of it is that co-leading goal scorer Josh Norris suffered a season-ending injury at the World Juniors. And it doesn’t help that Michigan’s power play is 1-for-its-last-26.
BIG TEN STANDINGS PTS REMAINING SERIES
No. 5/6 Ohio State 41 at MCH, vs MSU
Minnesota 33 vs ND, vs ASU (nc)
No. 16 Notre Dame 31 at MIN, vs PSU
Michigan 30 vs OSU, at WIS
No. 19 Penn State 29 vs WIS, at ND
Michigan State 27 Bye, at OSU
Wisconsin 25 at PSU, vs MCH
But don’t let that mediocre record fool you. The Wolverines are dangerous. “They’ve got great team speed, noted Rohlik. “I thought they played more structured [in our last meeting] than they have in the past. They played very well defensively. They didn’t give you much on the rush against.”
The Wolverines have defeated every Big Ten team save Wisconsin at least once in the second half of the season. If they can manage to sweep Ohio State this week, they’ll not only prevent the Buckeyes from claiming the Big Ten title, they’ll remain in contention for the crown themselves.
Michigan trails OSU by 11 points with four B1G games remaining for each team. Notre Dame is 10 points back of the Buckeyes. With each conference win counting for three points, both the Wolverines and Irish have the potential to earn another 12. Ohio State only needs one win in its next four games to take the title.
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...jE3a2sKpCMWBR5NtPNNc_yUTa2qSC6elK_mlXrGK1uWVg
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ScriptOhio
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Note: above links aren't any good.
Re: Watch on FS1 @ 6:30 PM EST.
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