The best penalty kill?
yes..............and as a side, they gave up 11 less goals in conference play than the second best goals against team, yes, UML

61 vs 72 or 18% less...............thats actually a pretty big gap when you think about it........
My follow up question (not just to you but to those who said BC had the best first line, second line, coach, etc.): Do you believe this only because they won the national title?
For example, if Vermont or UNH had won the national title, would you then think BC didn't have the best goaltending tandem, coach, penalty kill, etc?
If you answer "Yes, I only think BC had the best goaltending tandem because they won the national title. Take that away and they no longer have the best goaltending tandem." I think that's illogical. I don't think the national champion necessarily has to have the best everything. Think 2001 Patriots. All they had was the best special teams. They still won.
If you answer no, it proves the point I believe many are trying to make: just because you win the national title doesn't mean you indisputably have the best goaltending tandem in the conference.