What happened: Arizona State released initial findings from its review of the men's hockey offseason workout. The findings drew a "mind-boggling" response from the attorney representing Matthew Mayich's family.

Why it matters: The no-blame conclusion frames the university's liability posture as family legal options remain open. It keeps offseason training supervision and accountability standards for college hockey programs in focus.

What to watch: Watch for Arizona State's final review and any formal response from university leadership.