A full on fight broke out in an NCAA game last night between the Arizona State Sun Devils and the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Here's a quick recap.
Last night a fight broke out in a game against the Arizona State Sun Devils and the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
The game was heated and with around 20 seconds left a mini pushing and shoving fight broke out along the boards. The referees had already sorted out a few penalties before the board battles and were about to hand out more.
As the little board battles were going on, Tucker Ness and Dawson Bruneski both came out of the penalty boxes and decided to fight at center ice.
The referees decided to just call the game with 11 seconds left so the Nanooks walked away with a 3-1 win over ASU.
After all of this, a debate is going around on social media to legalize fighting in College Hockey. The current NCAA rule book states if a player gets in a fight they will be given a five minute major and a game misconduct.
There could be more coming though for the two involved. But the Nanooks host the Sun Devils again tonight as they look to cap off the sweep. Wonder what this game will have in store for the College Hockey World.