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| − | The '''1978 Frozen Four''' was held March 23-25, 1978 in Providence, Rhode Island at the [[Dunkin' Donuts Center|Providence Civic Center]]. |
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| − | * [[Boston College Eagles|Boston College]] |
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| − | * [[Boston University Terriers|Boston University]] |
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| − | * [[Bowling Green Falcons|Bowling Green State University]] |
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| − | * [[Wisconsin Badgers|University of Wisconsin]] |
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| − | In a matchup between two [[Beanpot]] arch-rivals, the Boston University Terriers defeated Boston College 5-3 to win their third national title. In doing so, the Terriers became the first team to win the NCAA title after qualifying for the [[Frozen Four]] through an NCAA "play-in" game. |
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| − | Defenseman [[Jack O'Callahan]], who would later play for the [[1980 US Olympic Team]], was named the tournament's [[Most Outstanding Player]]. |
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| − | == All-Tournament Team == |
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| − | * G Paul Skidmore, Boston College |
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| − | * D Dick Lamby, Boston University |
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| − | * D Jack O'Callahan, Boston University |
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| − | * F Mark Fidler, Boston University |
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| − | * F Joe Mullen, Boston College |
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| − | * F Dave Silk, Boston University |
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| − | Most Outstanding Player: D Jack O'Callahan, Boston University |
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