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Marcus Chen
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Gophers looking to build on momentum after sweep of North Dakota — Edina Schools news

@keyframes spin { 0% { transform:rotate(0deg); } 100% { transform:rotate(360deg); } } Gopher Mens Hockey Media Availability 10-27-26 The University of Minnesota men s hockey team spent the past few days enjoying the glow of a statement-making sweep over rival North Dakota. But coach Brett Larson s message to his team has been simple: don t get comfortable. The Gophers back-to-back wins over the Fighting Hawks in front of sold-out crowds at home provided a boost for a team that navigated one of the toughest opening stretches in college hockey. Yet Larson emphasized that Minnesota remains a work in progress heading into its Big Ten opener against Penn State. ***Click the video box above to hear full comments from Brett Larson, Tate Pritchard and Jake Rombach*** We need to be hungry, Larson said. This was just a step in the process. We haven t achieved anything yet.

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