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October 26, 1995 (vol. 106, iss. 20) • Page Image 11

….S. Hockey Hall of Fame. The Black Bears .Inocked off the Wolverines in that _,game, 4-3, in the longest NCAA play- off ever - a triple-overtime thriller. In it's first 22 years, the Face Off- Classic was…

… he can not to turn the game into a headhunt against Maine, the team that knocked the Wolverines out of the NCAA tournament two of the last three years. Instead, Berenson sees the game as a chance to…

…'s Washington Bul- ulets fell to Hill's Detroit Pistons last night, 98-89. The last two times the pair faced off in Ann Arbor, Howard was a Wolverine and Hill was a Duke Blue ^'Devil; Hill's squad prevailed each…

… only former Wolverine. Ex- Tndisnm Hoosier and Calbert Cheanev "I was looking forward to winning here against thim this time, but he lucked out. - Juwan Howard Former Michigan player on losing to Grant…

…. Last night, Michigan State was able to overpower the Wolverines simply by executing. "Michigan State is a very good bal- anced team," Michigan coach Greg Giovanazzi said. "So if they have any weaknesses…

… they hide them well." The Wolverines' game plan was to serve well and try to neutralize their point scoring with a good blocking'de- fense. In addition, Giovanazzi wanted to build upon Michigan's last…

… hitter Shannon Brownlee's two aces. The problem was, Michigan was unable to score another point. In the second game, the Wolverines were able to hold the Spartans to a 6-6 tie through the middle part of…

… the match. After that, Michigan State went on a 9- 2 run to close out the match. The third game proved to be the clos- est with Michigan putting up a match- high 10 points. While the Wolverines were…

October 26, 1995 (vol. 106, iss. 20) • Page Image 12

…12A - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, October 26, 1995 iM'_harriers off to Minneapolis in search of Big Ten title i The Wolverines hope to badger Wisconsin for championship No.14 Blue women to…

… fierce competi- tion with one another but always at the top of their class. While the two top television dra- mas fight for ratings, the Wolverines and Badgers vie for conference rankings. The Badgers are…

… have accomplished such a feat. The Wolverine junior says that he is sharp, rested and confident in de- fending his individual title. The runners that Sullivan praised are Don McLaughlin, Todd Snyder…

…-mile to go, he caught up with the pack and finished second with the same time as his teammates. The Wolverines came away with a lot more than just experience. They gained a never-say-die attitude that they…

…. Warhurst feels that the Badgers will succeed in placing six runners in the top 20. In order for the Wolverines to have any chance of winning, they must do the same. "We've got to run in a group with…

… Sat- urday, we'll just have to run in it," Warhurst said. By Nancy Berger Daily Sports Writer The Michigan women's cross coun- try season sounds like a well devised plot. The Wolverines began the…

… season ranked third in the country and as the defending Big Ten Champions and NCAA runner-up. The Wolverines seemed to be on a roll after two impressive showings in Miami (Ohio) and Boston College, but the…

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