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Younger Brown comes through for Bulldogs

  • Article by: CHRIS MILLER , Star Tribune
  • Updated: April 10, 2011 - 12:12 AM

J.T. Brown, the son of former Vikings running back Ted Brown, was named the Frozen Four's Most Oustanding Player.

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phiphoApr. 9, 1111:24 PM

Loved the dad, love the kid. Congrats Bulldogs and congrats to Brown on a well deserved MVP.

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goferfanzApr. 9, 1111:43 PM

It was like Brown had rockets on his skates. He really did electrify the place during a grueling, 55 minute 3rd period--> with both his speed and also his physicality. Awesome, UMD!!!!!

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rayrlewisApr. 10, 11 1:23 AM

Congratulations to the UMD Bulldogs and their fans on their first championship! The post game celebration reminded me of the Twins first title, there was more dancing in the street in Saint Paul than burning stuff in the street like the Gophers win. Eight national titles in ten years is a good college athletic record.

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mypcaccountApr. 10, 11 1:44 AM

Nice game dogs. Backchecking and hustle won the game.

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goldenchokerApr. 10, 1111:40 AM

"McLeod said there could be some more conference changes in the CCHA." Talk from the Notre Dame fans is that they are planning a move!

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