The game has to be played on the ice and you have to have passion, discipline and patience to find a way and we didn't do that.

Once we settled down in the third quarter and played with patience and discipline, we were very hard to stop.

I was pleased with our patience and discipline on offense. Montpelier is quick and physical, but we held our own on the boards.

Every coach handles it a little bit differently, but it makes sense to have universal policies [for discipline]. The NCAA is not going to do that. So there has to be pressure put on the universities, and I think you'll see more of this in the next year or two.

The players showed an awful lot of patience at the plate and we took advantage of the walks. That's good to see.

Discipline is natural consequence when you are passionate about what you love to do.