Michigan State, Boston University play to weekend series split
Michigan State will continue their build to being a major player in the national landscape, and a strong weekend series with a team like Boston University will go a long way come March.
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- Michigan State would earn a 5-0 win, giving goaltender Joshua Ravensbergen his first career collegiate shutout.
- In game one, it was all Boston University, who dominated the Spartans, 6-2.
That schedule will start next weekend with Michigan State traveling to South Bend for a weekend series with Notre Dame.
2 Michigan State hockey was locked into a big time weekend series with No.
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- 15 Boston University inside of Munn Ice Arena in East Lansing.
- It was a pivotal series for two teams with national championship aspirations to try and establish themselves as major players within the sport.
- Following the weekend, the Spartans now sit at 6-2, and are battle tested for the Big Ten season that looms ahead.
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- In game two, though, it was the Spartans turn to give the Terriers the business.
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