Ohio State men’s hockey downs Army in OT

The Ohio State men’s hockey team continued its winning ways by taking down Army in an overtime thriller in Vegas.

While some football and basketball shenanigans have been going on, very quietly the Ohio State men’s hockey team has been putting together a pretty good season. The team was 12-5-2 heading into a contest vs. Army in the Fortress Invitational in Las Vegas Saturday night, and hold a national No. 6/7 ranking.

So yeah, there’s more than football and basketball going on folks and it might be time to take notice.

The Buckeyes kept it going again last night in a thriller too. They fell behind early to Army in the first period, but then evened things up when Tanner Laczynski lit the lamp on a shorthanded goal in the second period. From there, it was a defensive struggle that went to overtime.

From there, just 1:17 in, senior Carson Meyer got one past the Black Knights goalie to win in dramatic fashion.

The win improves the Buckeyes’ record to 13-5-2. They are next in action against Wisconsin on the road Friday at 9:00 PM.