The UConn men’s hockey team had a remarkable comeback victory over the Harvard Crimson, scoring five goals in the third period to secure a 7-3 win. Joey Muldowney and Ryan Tattle each scored two goals to lead the Huskies to victory after falling behind 2-0 in the opening period. UConn tied the game in the second period before Harvard took the lead on a power play goal. In the third period, UConn exploded offensively with three goals in two minutes, including two from Muldowney and one from Tattle. The Huskies added two more goals to seal the victory, with Tattle scoring his second of the night. The win sets up UConn for their upcoming Hockey East series against the University of New Hampshire. This impressive performance showed the resilience and offensive firepower of the UConn men’s hockey team, who are looking to make a strong push in conference play.
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Huskies Rally with 5 Goals in 3rd Period to Secure Victory over Harvard
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