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2020 NCAA Men's Fzf Trophy Tour 2020 NCAA Men's Frozen Four National Championship Trophy Tour DATE WEEKDAY MONTH TIME LOCATION EVENT ARENA LOCATION 10/25/2019 Friday October 7:30 p.m. Little Caesars Arena Detroit Red Wings vs. Buffalo Sabres Detroit 10/27/2019 Sunday October 5 p.m. Little Caesars Arena Detroit Red Wings vs. St. Louis Blues Detroit 11/4/2019 Monday November 7:30 p.m. Little Caesars Arena Detroit Red Wings vs Nashville Predators Detroit 11/8/2019 Friday November 7:30 p.m. Little Caesars Arena Detroit Red Wings vs. Boston Bruins Detroit 11/14/2019 Thursday November 7 p.m. Yost Ice Arena MSU vs. Michigan Ann Arbor 11/16/2019 Saturday November 7 p.m. Munn Ice Arena MSU vs. Michigan East Lansing 11/23/2019 Saturday November TBA Munn Ice Arena MSU vs. Notre Dame East Lansing 11/30/2019 Saturday November 7 p.m. Slater Family Ice Arena Bowling Green State vs.Notre Dame Bowling Green 12/6/2019 Friday December 8:30 p.m. Yost Ice Arena Michigan vs. Penn State Ann Arbor 12/7/2019 Saturday December 7 p.m. Little Caesars Arena Detroit Red Wings vs. Pittsburgh Penguins Detroit 12/13/2019 Friday December TBA Compton Family Ice Arena Notre Dame vs Penn State Notre Dame 12/14/2019 Saturday December TBA Compton Family Ice Arena Notre Dame vs Penn State Notre Dame 12/30/2019 Monday December TBA Little Caesars Arena Great Lakes Invitational Detroit 1/10/2019 Friday January 7 p.m. MacInnes Student Ice Arena Michigan Tech vs. Bowling Green Houghton 1/11/2019 Saturday January 6 p.m. Berry Events Center Northern Michigan vs. Alaska Anchorage Marquette 1/17/2020 Friday January TBA Herb Brooks Center Minnesota Duluth vs. St. Cloud St. Minneapolis 1/18/2020 Saturday January All Day Hockey Day in Minnesota Hockey Day Minnesota Minneapolis 1/25/2020 Saturday January TBA Munn Ice Arena MSU vs. Penn State East Lansing 1/31/2020 Friday January TBA Yost Ice Arena Michigan vs. Ohio State Ann Arbor 2/3/2020 Monday February 5 p.m. TD Garden Beanpot Boston 2/7/2020 Friday February 3-9 pm Kennedy Ice Arena MIHL Showcase Trenton 2/9/2020 Sunday February 12:30 p.m. Little Caesars Arena NBC Exclusive: Detroit Red Wings vs. Boston Bruins Detroit 2/14/2020 Friday February 7 p.m. Munn Ice Arena Michigan State vs. University of Michigan East Lansing 2/15/2020 Saturday February 6 p.m. Ewigleben Arena Ferris State vs. Michigan Tech Big Rapids 2/17/2020 Monday February TBA Little Caesars Arena Duel in the D: MSU vs. Michigan Detroit 2/19/2020 Wednesday February 5 p.m. Little Caesars Arena Toast of Hockeytown Detroit 2/21/2020 Friday February TBA Lawson Arena Western Michigan vs Minnesota Duluth Kalamazoo 2/22/2020 Saturday February 7:07 p.m. Slater Family Ice Arena Bowling Green State vs. Ferris State Bowling Green 2/23/2020 Sunday February All Day La Salle, Ontario Rogers Hometown Hockey La Salle, Ontario 2/28/2020 Friday February 7:37 p.m. Ralph Engelstad Arena Western Michigan at North Dakota Grand Forks, ND 2/28/2020 Friday February 7:07 p.m. Sanford Center Minnesota State at Bemidji State Bemidji, MN 2020 NCAA Men's Frozen Four National Championship Trophy Tour 2/29/2020 Saturday February 6:07 p.m. Sanford Center Minnesota State at Bemidji State Bemidji, MN 2/29/2020 Saturday February 7:07 p.m. Ralph Engelstad Arena North Dakota vs. Western Michigan Grand Forks, ND 3/6/2020 Friday March TBA TBA B1G Quarterfinals TBA 3/7/2020 Saturday March TBA TBA B1G Quarterfinals TBA 3/12/2020 Thursday March TBA USA Hockey Arena MHSAA Hockey Semifinals & Finals Plymouth, MI 3/13/2020 Friday March TBA USA Hockey Arena MHSAA Hockey Semifinals & Finals Plymouth, MI 3/14/2020 Saturday March TBA No. 1 Seed B1G Hockey Semi Finals TBA 3/20/2020 Friday March TBA Xcel Center NCHC Frozen Faceoff St. Paul 3/20/2020 Friday March TBA TD Garden Hockey East Championship Boston 3/21/2020 Saturday March TBA Xcel Center NCHC Frozen Faceoff St. Paul 3/21/2020 Saturday March TBA TD Garden Hockey East Championship Boston 3/22/2020 Sunday March TBA TBA Selection Sunday Watch Party Detroit 3/26/2020 Thursday March TBA Little Caesars Arena Detroit Red Wings vs. Philadelphia Flyers Detroit 3/28/2020 Saturday March TBA PPL Center NCAA Midwest Regional Allentown / Albany 3/29/2020 Sunday March TBA PPL Center NCAA Midwest Regional Allentown / Albany 4/4/2020 Saturday April 7:00 p.m. Little Caesars Arena Detroit Red Wings vs. Tampa Bay Lightning Detroit.
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