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Puck Drop in Minneapolis

By Sam Danello
After scoring a combined 17 goals in their first two meetings, Harvard and Boston College went scoreless in the first two periods of play at the Ridder Arena in Minneapolis.
After scoring a combined 17 goals in their first two meetings, Harvard and Boston College went scoreless in the first two periods of play at the Ridder Arena in Minneapolis.

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