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Minnesota Wild Goaltender Dwayne Roloson, stopped pucks for which Hockey East school?

Umass-Lowell. Roloson had a standout career with the Umass-Lowell Riverhawks. He led them to the NCAA tourney, and was a Hobey Baker finalist.

Colorado Avalance defenceman Rob Blake, was on the blueline for which school?

Bowling Green. Blake had a brilliant career at Bowling Green.

Speedy Nelson Emerson played at one of the following schools. Do you know which one?

Bowling Green. Not only did Emerson go to the same school as Blake but grew up in the same area.

Edmonton foward Anson Carter skated for which of these schools?

Michigan State. Carter had a stellar career with the Spartans.

Wahington Captials Mike Grier was drafted by the St. Louis Blues from which of these schools?

Boston University. Grier was a powerful foward while suiting up for the Terriers.

Nashville defenceman Andy Berenzweig tended the blueline for which of the following schools?

Michigan. Berenzweig won a National Title while anchoring the Wolverines defence.

New York Islander Goalie Rick DiPietro, played for which of the following schools?

Boston University. DiPietro was drafted 1st overall by the Islanders out of BU. He was the first goalie in history to go number 1 overall.

Edmonton center Mike Comrie had a short career with one of these schools. Do you know the right one?

Michigan. Comrie spent two years at Michigan before giving up his eligibilty to play for the Kootenay Ice of the Western Hockey League.

Former Bruin and Penquin Bruce Crowder played for which of the following schools?

New Hampshire. Crowder played his college hockey at New Hampshire, after his pro career he was an assistant coach at Maine, head coach at Lowell, and the 2002 head coach at Northeastern.

Anaheim Ducks center Steve Rucchin, was a standout player for which National power?

Western Ontario. Rucchin is one of few players to play Canadian University hockey before the NHL.