Defensive players Lee Campbell and Kyle Theret are both âÄúday-to-day,âÄù Head Coach Tim Brewster said Tuesday. Both suffered sprained ankles against Wisconsin and Brewster said neither would practice fully on Tuesday. âÄúWe could have them both, or we could not have either one on Saturday,âÄù Brewster said. âÄúItâÄôs just a matter of how they progress throughout the week.âÄù Campbell, a senior, moved to linebacker this season after playing on the defensive line last year and leads the team in total tackles (71) and is second in sacks (4) . Theret, a sophomore, leads all defensive backs in tackles (63) and is second on the team interceptions (3). Kangas named WCHA Player of the Week After making the most saves of any Minnesota goalie in a shutout in 20 years, Alex Kangas was rewarded with the WCHA Player of the Week award . Kangas made 38 saves against Michigan Tech on Sunday in a 3-0 win, the first shutout of his career. It was the most saves since Rob Stauber made 40 saves against Colorado College in 1988. Kangas made a total of 62 saves and allowed just two goals on the weekend, as the Gophers won and tied against Michigan Tech. âÄúAlex earned it,âÄù Head Coach Don Lucia said after SaturdayâÄôs game. âÄúTech had as many scoring chances as we did. He certainly earned the shutout. The guys, the last couple minutes, were conscious of it and really wanted to try and get it for him.âÄù Final Four sites announced today The NCAA will announce the sites for the years of 2012 to 2016 today at noon, and Minneapolis is one of the finalists. Minneapolis is competing with nine other cities âÄî Atlanta; Detroit; Houston; Indianapolis; New Orleans; North Texas, Texas; Phoenix; San Antonio and St. Louis âÄî for the five spots. The Dome hosted Final Fours in 2001 and 1992. Minnesota a finalist in BTN awards The Big Ten NetworkâÄôs show âÄúFriday Night TailgateâÄù nominated Minnesota for two awards in the âÄúBest of the Big TenâÄù season finale for the West BankâÄôs shoe tree and its Halloween traditions.