No additional punishment for Ohio State player who speared Snuggerud on bench

Ohio State forward Cam Thiesing will not see further punishment for spearing Gopher forward Jimmy Snuggerud late in Minnesota's 6-3 win Saturday.
In the final minute of Saturday's game, Thiesing slowly skated towards the Gophers bench during a stoppage in play and then speared Snuggerud with his stick. Snuggerud was on the Minnesota bench at the time.
An official was in front of the bench area at the time of the incident and proceeded to grab Thiesing and take him down to the ground, attempting to break up the situation.
Video of @OhioStateMHKY Cam Thiesing spearing the @GopherHockey bench after Minnesota’s sixth goal. @B1GHockey @NCAAIceHockey #GopherHockey #NCAAHockey pic.twitter.com/0uehL3d9ta
— The Allie Rae ®️ (@MrsAllieRae) January 21, 2024
The Ohio State forward was awarded a five minute major which was upgraded to a game disqualification for the spearing. The game disqualification comes with a one-game suspension.
Big Ten officials ruled Monday that Thiesing will not be disciplined further. Thiesing will now miss Ohio State's Friday night game against Penn State.
The official @B1GHockey verdict: @OhioStateMHKY forward Cam Thiesing will not be assessed supplemental discipline for spearing Jimmy Snuggerud late in Saturday’s @GopherHockey game. He will serve the one-game disqualification on Friday at Penn State.
— Jess Myers (@JessRMyers) January 22, 2024
With Saturday's 6-3 win over the Buckeyes the Gophers extend their win streak to five games and have moved up to No. 9 in USCHO.com's men's hockey rankings. Snuggerud is second in the nation with 18 goals for the 14-6-4 Gophers.
Next up for Minnesota is a weekend series at No. 8 Michigan State.

Jonathan Harrison is a Minnesota-based sports writer and radio host who contributes to Bring Me The News and Sports Illustrated's On SI network. Primarily serving as video host and editor for Bring Me The News, Jonathan also covers the Vikings, Twins, Timberwolves and Gophers. He can also be heard on 1500 ESPN in the Twin Cities during the MLS season, where he serves as host and analyst for Minnesota United radio broadcasts.