Last night, with 11 seconds remaining in the game, Sun Devils forward Tucker Ness and Nanooks defenseman Dawson Bruneski left the penalty box to engage in a fight. Both players removed their gloves and helmets, left the penalty box, and fought at center ice. There's going to be a lengthy suspension coming. Bruneski is a graduate student and has probably played his last game in a college uniform. Who knows how many games Ness will miss? For those asking, Ness is the younger brother of UND forward Griffin Ness.
The video has gone viral on X and has been well-received by some in the college hockey fanbase. I personally don't mind fighting in professional hockey, but I don't know I want to see this happen very frequently in college hockey. It was a staged fight and doesn't have a place in college hockey. I can see a fight erupting as the result of a dirty hit or play.
Adam Wodon's Tweet on the fight.What a tilt last night between Arizona State and Alaska Fairbanks 🥊🤯🍿
— EVERYTHING COLLEGE HOCKEY (@TeamECH) February 24, 2024
Should fighting be allowed in college hockey? pic.twitter.com/mDfd0uk0ER
The fact that people enjoyed it is irrelevant. People enjoy watching Jackass too. They liked watching lions eat people, and fire burn, and car crashes. People are ridiculous. The game itself is entertaining beyond belief right now. https://t.co/Sy4Ocpds2g
— Adam Wodon (@CHN_AdamWodon) February 24, 2024
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