SOUTH BEND, Ind. – Notre Dame closes out its regular season series against the Spartans of Michigan State February 2-3 inside Compton Family Ice Arena.
The Irish are once again partnering with the 525 Foundation’s Drop 2 Stop program for their annual Pill Drop Game this Saturday, February 3.
As announced by the team Monday, all home games for the rest of the month are officially sold out. Fans looking to buy tickets for remaining regular season home games are encouraged to utilize SeatGeek for any additional tickets.
New this season, fans can view line charts for home games online at fightingirish.com/HKYLineCharts. Lines will be posted online approximately 90 minutes before puck drop (timing subject to change).
SERIES OVERVIEW
Opponent: Michigan State Spartans
Location: South Bend, Ind.| Compton Family Ice Arena
Schedule: Fri. 7:35 p.m. | Sat. 6:05 p.m.
TV: Peacock
Live Stats: FightingIrish.com
Radio: fightingirish.com/radioaffiliates/
Game Notes: Notre Dame | Michigan State
Themes: Fri. 2000’s Night | Sat. Hockey Jersey Night
QUICK HITS
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The Irish open the final month of the regular season against Big Ten foe Michigan State February 2-3.
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The two teams most recently met in East Lansing, Michigan, to close out the first half of the season with the Spartans taking both decisions at Munn Ice Arena.
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The Irish most recently picked up a sweep over Penn State to close out the regular season series against the Nittany Lions with a 2-0-2 record. Following a 4-1 victory Friday night in front of a sold out barn, Notre Dame followed up their performance with a 6-3 victory Saturday to complete the sweep.
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Three Irish skaters set career nights in the 6-3 win Saturday against the Nittany Lions, including Landon Slaggert who scored a career-best four points (1-3-4) and Danny Nelson who net his first collegiate multi-goal game.
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With the primary assist on Landon Slaggert’s first goal Saturday night at OSU, Henry Nelson recorded his first collegiate point.
NOTRE DAME vs. MICHIGAN STATE
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The Irish and Spartans previously met in East Lansing this season with the home team taking both decisions.
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All-time, the Irish are 52-76-16 but hold the 32-28-11 edge on home ice in 71 contests in Indiana.
DON’T MISS A MOMENT
- The 2023-24 season has been a record breaking year, with average attendance higher than ever and 12 sold out crowds thus far. If you don’t want to miss a second of the action next season, reserve your season tickets here.
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