Vote for #MT65 in NCAA Frozen Four Finest Contest Today!

INDIANAPOLIS — The 1965 Michigan Tech Huskies take on 1987 North Dakota today in the NCAA's Frozen Four's Finest contest to determine the top team of all-time. Fans can cast a vote by using the hashtag #MT65 on any Facebook or Twitter post between noon and 9 p.m. ET today.

Fans have good reason to vote for the 1965 Michigan Tech hockey team as the Frozen Four's Finest. The Huskies posted two dominating victories en route to the 1965 NCAA crown with a 4-0 victory against Brown in the semifinals and a 8-2 blowout of Boston College in the national title game. The 4-0 win was the first shutout in NCAA history for any team in the then-16-years of the tournament. Forward Gary Milroy was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player after registering two goals and two assists in the championship game. He was joined on the all-tournament team by Wayne Weller, defensemen Pete Leiman and Dennis Huculak and Hockey Hall of Fame goalie Tony Esposito. Coached by John MacInnes, the squad posted a 24-5-2 overall record and claimed the WCHA championship en route to the Huskies' second national championship in school history. Weller led the team during the season in scoring with 45 points on 26 goals and 19 assists.

Starting with 16 teams, the NCAA is running a social media contest to determine the Frozen Four's Finest. Each weekday through Oct. 3, a matchup from the bracket will be presented. Fans decide which team moves on to the next round. After the final matchup, the greatest team in the history of the Frozen Four will be crowned.

View the bracket below, then don't forget to vote (as many times as you want) using the hashtag #MT65!

Check out the NCAA's Frozen Four Finest page.