Your reporting crew at The Miami Student, from left to right, sports editor Katie Giovinale, editor in chief Catherine Couretas, and hockey beat reporter Erika Hadley. (SCOTT ALLISON | The Miami Student)
PUCK DROP FOR TOMORROW NIGHT'S GAME WILL BE AT 7:05 PM AT THE GOGGIN ICE CENTER.
OSU wins in OT with a goal by #44 Sergio Somma.
Sudden death overtime begins. Miami currently with 44 SOG this game, OSU with only 18.
About to begin a 15 minute intermission followed by a 20 minute period of sudden death play.
Miami scores the tying goal, unassisted by #30 Pat Cannone.
Miami's third goal of the night scored shorthanded by #14 Vincent LoVerde, assisted by #11 Carter Camputer and #5 Cameron Schilling.
OSU scores their fourth goal of the night, leading Miami 4-2. Goal by #12 Matt Bartkowski, assisted by #26 Peter Boyd. Goal was on an OSU powerplay.
Less than two minutes into the third period, Miami had twice the number of SOG as OSU (26-13).
At the end of the second period, OSU up 3-2. Third to start with an OSU powerplay (1:58 remaining).
Second goal for Miami with 1:36 remaining in the second. Goal by #20 Pat Cannone, assisted by #19 Jarod Palmer. Miami coming back, trailing OSU 2-3.
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Miami's first goal of the night at 14:49 in the second. Goal by #13 Trent Vogelhuber, assisted by #8 Brendan Smith and #20 Pat Cannone. Miami trails OSU by 2.
OSU scores their third goal of the night at 6:57 in the second. Goal by #8 Hunter Bishop assisted by #19 Zac Dalpe.
Miami's Steven Spinell (#44) given 5 minute major for checking from behind and game misconduct penalty at 5:55 in the second. Penalty being served by #8 Brandon Smith.
Second period begins with two SOG for Miami in the first :30, OSU still up 2-0 with 9 SOG for both teams.
Second goal for OSU with 2:36 remaining in the first. Goal by #9 Patrick Schafer with assists by #10 Kyle Reed and #11 Mathieu Picard. OSU up 2-0.
OSU has 5 shots on goal (SOG) before Miami's first.
5:58 of first period, RedHawks on powerplay.
First goal for OSU, 2:21 in the first, by #19 Zac Dalpe assisted by #15 John Albert. OSU on powerplay.
20 left in regulation to force overtime. (SCOTT ALLISON | The Miami Student)
The 'Hawks celebrate their second goal of the game during the second period. (SCOTT ALLISON | The Miami Student)
Senior Jarod Palmer (center) disrupts the play of the Buckeyes early in the second period and saves a goal. (SCOTT ALLISON | The Miami Student)
Junior Pat Cannone (#20) and sophomore Trent Vogelhuber (#13) lock down the 'Hawks zone. (SCOTT ALLISON | The Miami Student)
Shots on goal and goals allowed were in Ohio State's favor after the first period as Miami looks to rally back. (SCOTT ALLISON | The Miami Student)
The rest of the team looks on as the Hawks attempt to score their first goal. After the first period it is 2-0, Ohio State. (SCOTT ALLISON | The Miami Student)
Miami earned a comeback victory last night versus Ohio State and leads the best-of-3 series 1-0. (SCOTT ALLISON | The Miami Student)
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