The most unusual aspect of the BU-NMU final was that 13 of the 15 goals were
scored in one end.  Do you think the ice was tilted that night?  This leads
to a question for someone with lots of free time on his or her hands to look
up:  what's the records for most goals scored in a game in one end?
 
 
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: The College Hockey Discussion List
> [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Jess Myers
> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 2:16 PM
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> Subject: Greatest NCAA games
>
>
 
> 1. Northern Michigan 8, Boston University 7, 3 OT ('91 title
> game, St. Paul). The Terriers shut down the powerful NMU offense
> and led 3-0 after one, then the Wildcats roared back to lead 7-4
> with less than 10 minutes to play in regulation. But with the
> Wildcat fans celebrating an apparent title, BU rallied to tie,
> then forced NMU goalie Billy Pye to make a great save with :02 on
> the clock to force OT. Then it was back and forth action until
> the wee hours when Daryl Plandowski tapped a shot in to win the
> NCAA. It also featured the funniest post-game press conference
> moment ever, when (describing the game-winner) Plandowski said,
> "I got the puck and I say that the net was pretty much empty, so
> I decided to shoot it in." Rick Comley (NMU's coach) turned to
> Plandowski and said "Good decision!"
 
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