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MINNEAPOLIS — Hudson Fasching broke a tie in the third period, and Minnesota advanced to the Mariucci Classic title game with a 3-2 victory over Connecticut on Friday.
Fasching scored 31 seconds after Max Letunov tied the game for the Huskies.
Michael Brodzinski and Taylor Cammarata scored second-period goals for the Gophers (8-8), who got 15 saves from Eric Schierhorn.
Rob Nichols stopped 35 shots, and Evan Richardson also scored for UConn (5-11-1).
Minnesota will play No. 7 Harvard in Saturday’s championship game, while UConn will play Ferris State for third place.
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