5 things you might have missed from UND's 5-0 win over Bentley

GRAND FORKS — UND beat Bentley 5-0 on Saturday night to complete a two-game sweep behind Caleb Heil's second straight shutout. Here are five other things you might have missed from Saturday's series finale. 1. Boser's impact Minot product Brasen Boser is off to a terrific start to his UND career. The Arizona State transfer has already established himself as one of UND's best defensive defensemen. Bentley had a 5-on-3 power play for 1:56 on Saturday night. Two of UND's penalty-killing defensemen were in the box — Carson Carels and E.J. Emery. Boser started as the lone defenseman on the kill. Bentley called a timeout after a shift to rest their top players. So, UND threw Boser right back out there after the timeout. He played all but about 10-15 seconds of the kill. "He's just a really reliable, accountable, solid, good, dependable defenseman," Jackson said. "He's just a really good player. He led the Fargo Force in minutes when he played there. He led A