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    Senior D-men share bond on, off the ice

    After the 2007-08 season, three of Miami’s top seven defensemen graduated, and a fourth left early for the pros. Enter Will Weber, Cameron Schilling and Chris Wideman.

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      The Ohio players: Duo best on big stage

      Senior forwards and good friends Trent Vogelhuber and Alden Hirschfeld scored two of the timeliest goals in RedHawks history.

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        UMass.-Lowell has offense, youth

        Miami coach Enrico Blasi showed up to talk to the press after practice on Tuesday wearing a No. 58 Boston Bruins sweater with the name “Camper” on the back.

        1. Miami photos from the CCHA Championships

          Miami photos from the CCHA Championships

          Images from Miami's game against Western Michigan on March 16 and vs. Bowling Green on March 17. Both games were at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan.

          • Miami to face UMass-Lowell in NCAAs

            Miami to face UMass-Lowell in NCAAs

            The NCAA Tournament bracket was released on Sunday, and Miami will play the University of Massachusetts-Lowell in the first round in Bridgeport, Conn.

            • Miami takes 3rd in CCHA; Mullin injured

              Miami takes 3rd in CCHA; Mullin injured

                 Less than 24 hours after its chance of repeating as Mason Cup champions disappeared, Miami rebounded to capture third place in the CCHA Tournament.

              • W. Michigan pounds Miami in CCHA semi

                W. Michigan pounds Miami in CCHA semi

                   During its eight-game winning streak, Miami had allowed a total of five goals.

                • W. Michigan faces Miami in CCHA semi

                  W. Michigan faces Miami in CCHA semi

                  Miami is 5-1 against Western Michigan all-time in the CCHA Tournament, and the last two times these teams faced each other in the postseason, the RedHawks pulled off historical wins in the program’s history.

                  • Photos from Miami-Michigan St. series

                    Photos from Miami-Michigan St. series

                    Images from the games played in Oxford, Ohio, on March 9-10, 2012.

                    • Miami advances in CCHA Tournament

                      Miami advances in CCHA Tournament

                      The second period was kind to Miami on Friday, and on Saturday the RedHawks also inflicted the most damage in the middle stanza.

                      • Miami blasts Michigan St. to open series

                        Miami blasts Michigan St. to open series

                        Freshman forward Jimmy Mullin tied a Miami record 12 seconds into Friday’s game, and senior Connor Knapp set a career mark when the final horn sounded.

                        • Miami hosts Michigan St. in CCHA Tourney

                          Miami hosts Michigan St. in CCHA Tourney

                          It’s amazing that Miami has never won a single game against Michigan State in the CCHA Tournament.

                          • Athleticism runs in Smith's family

                            Athleticism runs in Smith's family

                            Enrico Blasi was disappointed when current Detroit Red Wings defenseman Brendan Smith chose to play hockey at the University of Wisconsin instead of Miami.

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                                1. Frazier homers twice, Reds beat Mets

                                  Frazier homers twice, Reds beat Mets

                                  Todd Frazier homered twice, Brandon Phillips hit a tying single off Jon Rauch in the eighth and the Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 6-3 Wednesday night.

                                  • Reds' Chapman on record-setting pace

                                    Reds' Chapman on record-setting pace

                                    Aroldis Chapman's strikeout rate to begin the 2012 season is the highest among any pitcher in the last 90 years, according to Stats LLC.

                                    • Cueto suffers 1st loss, Braves beat Reds

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                                        1. Johnson gives Hendrick 200th victory

                                          Johnson gives Hendrick 200th victory

                                          Rick Hendrick only got to watch the last 100 miles of the Southern 500. Turns out he saw the best part. Jimmie Johnson broke free on a restart three laps from the end Saturday night to give Hendrick Motorsports its 200th Sprint Cup victory.

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