Denver knocks Michigan out of Frozen Four in double overtime

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : With 2:46 to play, a goalline shot by defenseman Garrett Brown ricocheted off Clarke Caswell tied the game for Denver, to the elation of Caswell as he streaked up the ice in celebration.
49% : After Ivankovic settled a dump-in behind his own net and shoveled it to defenseman Luca Fantilli, Fantilli tried to feather a pass up ice to captain T.J. Hughes, but Denver forward Kyle Chyzowski got a stick in the lane to disrupt the play.
47% : The Wolverines knelt on the ice, distraught, at an opportunity they had controlled, but not their destiny in the end.
41% : Michigan had to kill off a third penalty by defenseman Tyler Duke just 24 seconds into the third period and it looked like the Wolverines might head back there a couple minutes later when Malcolm Spence made a hard cut to the net and leveled Hicks, who sprawled out on the ice for a spell before getting to his feet.

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