A Colorado State University hockey player traveled with the men's hockey team to North Dakota to play the University of Jamestown. During the game, Jamestown built a 7–1 lead. With only 57 seconds remaining, Jamestown's head coach sent a player with a reputation for aggressiveness onto the ice. The Jamestown player allegedly cultivated an online persona as the “jawbreaker.” The CSU hockey player claimed that the Jamestown coaching staff knew about the player's tendency to deliberately injure opposing players, including breaking jaws.
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