Jamie Wansbrough is a Canadian retired ice hockey right wing who was an All-American for Bowling Green and scored in the longest championship game in NCAA history (as of 2021).
Spurred on by the slight, Wansbrough's scoring improved in his sophomore season and he helped Bowling Green win their third consecutive league title while leading the club in goals.
Unfortunately, the team seemed bent on testing that assertion by losing three consecutive playoff games (two in overtime) to limp towards the national tournament.
Bowling Green entered their first ever championship game with a chance not only for an NCAA title, but also to get revenge for their snub the year earlier because they were facing Minnesota–Duluth.
The Falcons then staged a stunning comeback that included a fluke goal with less than 2 minutes left and the two teams ended regulation with a 4–4 tie.
Bowling Green eventually netted the game-winner in the later half of the 4th extra frame, winning the national championship.