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OHIO STATE MEN'S HOCKEY 2 NCAA FROZEN FOURS • 9 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES • 4 CONSECUTIVE 20+ WIN SEASONS 2019 BIG TEN CHAMPIONS • 929 ALL-TIME WINS • 11 ALL-AMERICA ACCOLADES 2020-21 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS MARCH 14, 2021 6-18-1, 6-17-0-0-2-0 Big Ten Conference OHIO STATE AT THE BIG TEN TOURNAMENT Quarterfinals vs. No. 6/7 Michigan • Sunday, 8:30 p. m. • Notre Dame, Ind. • BTN • Ohio State Radio Nov. 23 at Minnesota (BTN) L 1-4 THE BASICS Nov. 24 at Minnesota (BTN) L 0-2 f The Ohio State men's hockey team heads to Nov. 28 Michigan State (BTN+) L OT 2-3 Notre Dame, Ind., for the Big Ten Tournament this Nov. 29 Michigan State (BTN+) W 4-2 weekend. Dec. 3 Wisconsin (BTN+) W 4-2 Dec. 4 Wisconsin (ESPNU) L 1-3 f No. 6 seed Ohio State will take on No. 3 seed and Dec. 12 at Notre Dame (NBCSN) L 0-3 No. 6/7-ranked Michigan at 8:30 p.m. Sunday in the Dec. 13 at Notre Dame (NBCSN) W 3-2 final quarterfinal of the day. No. 2 Minnesota vs. No. Dec. 17 Arizona State (BTN+) T OT 4-4 7 Michigan State and No. 4 Notre Dame vs. No. 5 Dec. 18 Arizona State (BTN+) L 2-3 Penn State are the other matchups. No. 1 Wisconsin Jan. 8 Penn State (BTN+) W 6-3 earned a bye to the semifinals. Jan. 9 Penn State (BTN+) L 2-5 f The winner of the game between the Buckeyes and Jan. 15 at Michigan (BTN+) L 2-4 Wolverines will face the MINN/MSU winner at 8:30 Jan. 16 at Michigan (BTN) L 0-5 p.m. Monday. The championship is slated for 8 p.m. Jan. 23 at Michigan State (BTN) W 5-1 Jan. 24 at Michigan State (BTN+) L 0-2 Tuesday. Jan. 29 Minnesota (BTN) L 1-5 f All Big Ten Tournament games will be televised by Jan. 30 Minnesota (BTN) L 2-5 BTN and Ohio State games will be on Ohio State OHIO STATE VS. MICHIGAN Feb. 5 Notre Dame (BTN) L 1-6 Radio, with Herb Howenstine and John Mowat IN THE B1G TOURNEY Feb. 6 Notre Dame (BTN) L 1-8 calling the action. Feb. 12 at Penn State (BTN+) Canceled The game Sunday is the second be- f The Buckeyes were 1-3 against Michigan during the Feb. 13 at Penn State (BTN+) Canceled tween Ohio State and Michigan in regular season, falling twice in Ann Arbor (2-4, 0-5) Feb. 19 Michigan (BTN+) W 3-2 the Big Ten Tournament. Feb. 20 Michigan (BTN+) L 0-6 and splitting in Columbus (3-2, 0-6). Feb. 26 at Wisconsin (STO/FSW/BTN+) L OT 1-2 f Ohio State is looking for its first Big Ten Tournament Feb. 27 at Wisconsin (FSW/BTN+) L 0-7 title. It has reached the championship game twice, The Buckeyes won a semifinal March 4 Arizona State (BTN+) 5:30 p.m. with two overtime losses - to Wisconsin in 2014 in game in overtime in 2018 in Nation- March 5 Arizona State (BTN+) 5:30 p.m. Saint Paul, Minn., and at Notre Dame in 2018. wide Arena in Columbus, with Mat- Big Ten Tournament, Notre Dame, Ind. thew Weis scoring the gamewinner. f All-time in Big Ten Tournament play, the Buckeyes March 14 vs. Michigan/QF (BTN) 8:30 p.m. Ohio State lost at Notre Dame in are 10-6 (5-0 vs. MSU, 2-2 vs. UW, 1-1 vs. PSU, 1-0 vs. March 15 Semifinals (BTN) 8:30 p.m. overtime in the tournament final. March 16 Championship (BTN) 8 p.m. UM, 0-1 vs. ND and 1-2 vs. MINN). f The Buckeyes have played three postseason All times ET; 1Notre Dame, Ind. tournament games in Notre Dame, dropping two The programs were slated to meet games of a CCHA Tournament first round series to in the 2020 semifinals in Columbus the Irish in 2011 and losing in overtime in the 2018 before the remainder of the season B1G Tournament championship game. was canceled because of COVID. BY THE NUMBERS 20 8-0 5 1 Freshman Travis Treloar leads Ohio State is undefeated in Big The Buckeye roster includes The Buckeyes' game vs. the Buckeyes with 20 points Ten Tournament quarterfinal players from five countries - Minnesota Dec. 29 delivered 164,810 viewers. It was the this season, including a team- games, with four wins when the United States, Canada, most-watched men’s hockey best eight goals. He is the first the tournament was single Ukraine, Sweden and Norway. game in BTN history and Buckeye rookie with 20+ points elimination and two best-of- There are 12 US states and the largest audience for a since Tanner Laczynski had 32 three series sweeps. three Canadian provinces rep- nationally rated regular season college hockey game since in 2016-17. resented. 2014. BUCKEYE SNAPSHOT BUCKEYES VS. WOLVERINES THE SERIES f f Ohio State and Michigan faced off for the The Buckeyes are scoring 2.04 goals a night BUCKEYES VS. WOLVERINES and allowing 3.73 per outing. The squad has first time in 1964 and after games in 1969- Series Record ...................................... Michigan leads 87-48-14 been outshot on average, 34.7-27.6. 70, 1974-75 and 1978-79, have met at least In Columbus ..........................................Michigan leads 38-26-6 f Ohio State's power play is 15-for-87 (.172) once each season since 1981-82 when In Ann Arbor ...........................................Michigan leads 44-19-8 Michigan joined Ohio State in the Central Neutral Site .............................................. Michigan leads 5-3-0 and the penalty kill is 78-for-101 (.772). B1G Regular Season ................................Michigan leads 15-14-3 Collegiate Hockey Association. f Freshman Travis Treloar is first on the team CCHA Regular Season ............................. Michigan led 66-32-11 with 20 points, followed by sophomore Mark f The Wolverines lead the all-time series, 87- Postseason ...............................................Michigan leads 10-3-0 48-14, including 5-3-0 at neutral sites. In Overtime ...............................................................Tied 5-5-14 Cheremeta with 19. Junior Quinn Preston Last 10 ........................................................ Michigan leads 5-4-1 and senior defenseman Grant Gabriele are f The last neutral site game between the Current Win Streak ....................................................Michigan - 1 tied for third with 13 each. teams was an outdoor game held at Longest Win Streak ........................Ohio State - 5/Michigan - 22 Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Most Ohio State Goals .............................................. 9 (10/21/83) f Treloar has a team-best eight goals and Most Michigan Goals .................................................21 (2/8/64) Preston, junior Gustaf Westlund and Indians, in Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 15, 2012, Most Combined Goals ................................................21 (2/8/64) sophomore Tate Singleton are tied for a 4-1 UM win. The last indoor neutral site Shutouts ...........................................Ohio State - 2/Michigan - 11 second with six each. game between OSU and UM was the 2005 CCHA Tournament championship, won by OSU VS UM - THE LAST 20 GAMES f Cheremeta has a team-best 14 assists, 2/4/17 ...........................................................W 6-5 A followed by Treloar with 12 and Gabriele the Wolverines, 4-2, in Joe Louis Arena in 2/24/17 .........................................................W 4-2 H with 10. Detroit. 2/25/17 ......................................................... L 0-1 H 11/24/17 ........................................................W 3-2 A f This season, the teams faced off in Ann Arbor f In goal, Tommy Nappier has started 23 11/25/17 ........................................................W 5-1 A games and has a 3.29 goals-against Jan. 15-16, with the Wolverines winning 4-2 1/26/18 .........................................................W 4-0 H average and .905 save percentage. Evan and 5-0. In Columbus Feb. 19-20, Ohio State 1/27/18 ..........................................................W 5-3 H won 3-2 before a 6-0 Wolverine win. 3/10/18 ......................................................W OT 3-2 H2 Moyse has five appearances and two 1/11/19 ........................................................... L 1-2 H starts and Ryan Snowden has played in five f In the postseason, Ohio State is 3-10-0 1/12/19 ..........................................................W 4-2 H games, starting one. overall vs. Michigan and 1-0-0 in Big Ten 2/22/19 ........................................................ L 2-4 A Tournament action. 2/23/19 ................................................T OT (3x3W) 3-3 A 11/1/19 ...........................................................W 3-2 H BUCKEYES IN THE B1G TOURNEY f The lone Big Ten Tournament game between 11/2/19 ..........................................................W 2-1 H the teams was a semifinal March 19, 2018 at 1/31/20 ......................................................... L 2-3 A f The Buckeyes are 10-6 all-time in Big Ten Nationwide Arena in Columbus, won by the 2/1/20 ..........................................................W 4-1 A Tournament action, with a 5-4 neutral site Buckeyes in overtime (3-2). 1/15/21 .......................................................... L 2-4 A record. 1/16/21 .......................................................... L 0-5 A f The teams met in CCHA quarterfinal series in 2/19/21 .........................................................W 3-2 H f In the quarterfinals, Ohio State is 8-0, with 1991, 1992 and 1995, all sweeps by UM in Ann 2/20/21 ........................................................ L 0-6 H four wins when the tournament was single 1Nationwide Arena; 2Big Ten Tournament Semifinals, Nationwide Arbor. Ohio State notched a semifinal win in elimination at neutral sites and sweeps of Arena 1998 and then dropped semifinal games in Michigan State (2018) and Wisconsin (2020) 1999, 2002 and 2003 to the Wolverines. CURRENT BUCKEYES VS. WOLVERINES in best-of-three series in Columbus. The squads met in CCHA championship GP G A P Sh P-PIM +/- Ahac 8 0 3 3 17 0-0 -5 f Ohio State has never won the Big Ten games in 2004 and 2005, with Ohio State Tournament, reaching the title game twice Cassidy 2 0 0 0 3 1-2 -3 winning in '04 and the Wolverines winning Cheremeta 4 0 1 1 9 0-0 -2 (2014, 2018).
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  • Year in Review Team Photo

    Year in Review Team Photo

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