So is Trey Augustine with Michigan.
There are a lot more that are showing extremely well too, so it's still premature to say that Fowler is the best goalie outside the NHL right now in my opinion.
But Fowler is absolutely showing incredibly well in the NCAA. Better than Dobes and Primeau ever did, and I thought both of those were great at that level.
Most notable to me though has been how Fowler's improved on his rebound control over last year.
To better illustrate what I mean, last year I feel like Fowler relied a bit more heavily on his quickness and sheer athleticism for second-chance stops whereas this year I feel that he's a bit more "in control".
I feel that Fowler has slightly improved/tweaked his reads of the puck, that he often is more "square" to the shots he receives in net, which means more shots hit him in areas that are easier for him to stop pucks in and corral rebounds.
