In front of the 18,632 fans at the Pepsi Center in Denver - most of them Notre Dame supporters - Nathan Gerbe and the Boston College Eagles captured the third national championship in school history.

Every year, the day before the national championship game brings something special: the Hobey Baker announcement, the Hockey Humanitarian Award, the American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) All-American team, and the Frozen Four Skills Challenge.

Despite some snow in the Mile High city, college hockey fans gathered inside the Pepsi Center for the Frozen Four semifinals, which was truly a “frozen” event. Two catholic schools came out victorious and will battle it out for the national championship on Saturday night.

On Wednesday, the four teams in the Frozen Four gathered for practices. Tim Rosenthal was there to talk to the players and coaches and got their thoughts on the upcoming event in Denver.

On Wednesday evening, the Hobey Baker finalists were cut down from ten to three. The 2007-08 "Hobey Hat Trick" features three forwards, Nathan Gerbe of Boston College, Ryan Jones of Miami and Kevin Porter of Michigan.

This past week we got you inside with regional previews and made a prediction on who would make the Frozen Four. Now Tim Rosenthal takes those regional winners, and provides a simulation of the event taking place April 10th and 12th in Denver.

Concluding our look at this weeks NCAA regionals, Tim Rosenthal checks in with the Midwest regional in Madison, Wisconsin. This bracket features North Dakota, Denver, Wisconsin and Princeton. Who will be the regional champion and move on to the Frozen Four?

As we continue our look at the NCAA regionals, Tim Rosenthal provides a preview of the Northeast regional in Worcester, Massachusetts. This bracket features Miami, Boston College, Minnesota and Air Force. Who will survive and move on to the Frozen Four?