For those concerned, I'll post the SCORE TOO.
 
What a difference 24 hours make.  Friday night MSU looked a bit flat and
Miami looked like world-beaters, but Saturday was quite different.  MSU
started with a goal just 25 seconds into the contest, and they never looked
back.  The play was mostly in the Miami defensive zone, where MSU applied
pressure all night.  The officiating was very good dispite most of the
calls going to Miami's favor.  MSU had a 4-0 lead at the end of the first
period, and Miami then made a goaltender change.  Prior was beaten only
once in the five hole, but three times top shelf in the first period.
 
When the second period started, Mimai put in Olsen (So/So) where he was
beaten only twice.  He remained in the contest for the third period as
well, and was beaten once in the final period.  MSU held the top offensive
team in the CCHA to no goals with Chad Albon saving 21 shots for MSU.
 
Scoring:
 
 
School          Rank            1st     2nd     3rd     Final
Miami           #5 USCHO        0       0       0       0
MSU             #1 USCHO        4       2       1       7
 
SO IT IS PERFECTLY CLEAR:  MSU 7, Miami 0 (this is to ensure no one
complains that the score was not posted.  Thank You)
 
This was Chad Albon's 5th shut-out this season, 11th career, and that broke
an MSU record for most in a season (according to an article at
www.msuspartans.com)
 
 
Derek
MSU '96
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