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BOSTON COLLEGE EAGLES VS MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS NCAA FROZEN FOUR HOCKEY

Boston College Eagles forward Brian Boyle (L) goes airbourne after a check from Michigan State Spartans defenseman Brandon Gentile (6) at Scotttrade Center in St.Louis on April 7th, 2007. Michigan State defeated Boston College 3-1 to win the NCAA Frozn Four Chamoionship. (UPI photo /Rob Cornforth)

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