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North Dakota player gets leveled by Quinnipiac defender in 2016 NCAA championship game

Beware the Clifton brothers.

by Patrick Iversen
Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports

Down by two goals in the 2016 NCAA Division I men’s hockey championship, Quinnipiac forward Tim Clifton finally got his team on the board with a second period goal.

You’d think his family couldn’t be prouder of one of their sons, until his brother Connor did this to a North Dakota forward on the very next shift.

The Fighting Hawks will probably try to avoid the Clifton brothers from now on.

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