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By ELISA FRYE
He tries to hide his optimism, but
Michigan hockey coach Dan Farrell
can hardly keep the grin off his face. He
knows that if the second place
Wolverines can sweep this weekend's
opponent, fifth-place Notre Dame, and
if third place Minnesota can top first
place North Dakota, his icers are at the
top of the WCHA.
Two pretty big ifs, and neither con-
dition is probable.
The Fighting Irish carry a three
game losing streak with them into Yost,
a streak that dropped them from third
place to fifth. On the other hand, the
Irish also have a 6-4 road record,
something that should aid them when
they come up against Michigan's 16-0-1
home record.
Michigan's hold on second place is
tenuous at best right now. With teams
like Minnesota and Notre Dame
jockeying in and out of the top spots, it
is likely that the next three weekends
will remain crucial in determining
home-ice advantage in the WCHA
playoffs.
As Farrell points out, nobody can rest
securely on their laurels. "You think
you're doing well, and then a team like
Denver knocks you off. You can't let up
for a minute. The pressure's on every
day."
And the pressure is on Michigan this
weekend to uphold thei condition for
reaching first place, or for maintaining
a hold on second, for that matter. "I
think we can hold this position provided
a couple of things happen," said
Farrell. "We can hold it if we stay
healthy, and we can hold it if we beat
Notre Dame."
Reaching first relies more on how
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Madison last weekend, the Gophers
hold third place.
Two of the Irish the Wolverines have
to keep their eyes peeled for are 6-1, 205-
lb. forward Greg Meredith, and 6-2, 200-
lb. defenseman Jeff Brownschidle.
Meredith and Brownschidle both
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Meredith leads his team with 53 points,
while Brownschidle has piled up 38
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