5 thoughts from UND's 5-0 win over Bentley

GRAND FORKS — UND beat Bentley 5-0 on Friday night behind a 14-save shutout from Caleb Heil, who was making his collegiate debut. Here are five other thoughts on the game. 1. Connor Davis thrives Connor Davis was scratched last Saturday night against Bemidji State. He re-entered the lineup with a vengeance. Davis scored UND's first goal of the game, he set another one up and was buzzing the entire night. Bentley had difficulty with the freshman's speed. "We've seen a lot of really good things in him through training camp," UND coach Dane Jackson said. "Even his early games were good. I think he's getting over his nervousness a little bit with the puck. You can see he's got a burst. He's got a strong stick. He plays physical. He has a lot of high-level attributes that we appreciate." Davis said scoring his first collegiate goal was "unbelievable." "Everyone talks about it and it actually happening, like you kind of just black out," Davis said. "I didn't