… Michigan hockey team may want what hap- pened in Alaska to stay in Alaska - well, at least part of it. The fourth-ranked Wolverines were shut out in their season open- er for the first time in program…
… first time since the 1942-43 season. The Wolverines played in the 19th annual Kendall Hockey Clas- sic in Anchorage this weekend. They took second place out of four teams after topping the Alaska…
…-to-man defense against the high-octane Boilermaker offense. Wolverines extend 12-day scoreless drought, fall to tough Purdue squad By MARK BURNS DailySports Writer Take a 20-piece puzzle. Now try and take one of…
… won't fit - tonight inside an already sold-out Cliff Keen Arena. The Wolverines (4-2 Big Ten, 16-3 overall) haven't defeated the Nittany Lions since Nov. 2, 2002. Since then, Penn State has won two…
… conference. It "Today we played the better soc- s 1.92 goals per game, but cer," Ryan said. "If you put enough tng Wolverine defense held balls in the penalty box, one is just one notch. going to curve in…
… Marty Reasoner, charged toward Turco after evading the Mich- igan defense. He stared straight at the Wolverines' senior goalie, T Uwho stood calmly between the pipes. Around him stood a rau- cous home…
… Wolverines watched breathlessly from AL NE the bench as something their head coach, Red Berenson, had told them at the end of regulation reverberated in their heads. "DON'T WORRY, WE'VE GOT TURCO." As…
… pipes in the do- or-die playoff game, allowing only one goal in overtime and one in regulation, but it wasn't enough. Sauer's poor perfor- mance doomed the Wolverines with a 5-4 overtime loss. "The reason…
…'s focus often becomes the deciding factor in close games. Michigan's defense shut down the Falcons' offense in the Wolverines' first-round NCAA Tournament loss last season. But the two goals that slipped…
… tion. The Wolverines had sixholes oles of double of double bogeys or worse. "Today, we just didn't play geys or worse well," Michigan coach Andrew Sapp said. "We had one of the worse scores of the whole…
… been ideal for ourselves." . 19 Michigan men's golf Sophomore Matt Thompsonled nstead,the Wolverines saw Michigan, finishing 20th over- lves slip from first place in all in the tournament. He shot 'ne to…
… away. Quarters without allowing a rushingtouchdown: 33. That's 337 days, eight games and a lot of frus- trated opponents. The 30-28 outcome wasn't in the Wolverines' favor, but they quickly managed to…
… issue. The Wolverines managed to score 28 points against a team that has allowed just 13.6 points per game entering Saturday, and Minor was a huge contributor. He finished with 95 yards on 22 carries and…
… sacks, had not needs four more this - season week against Michigan State, leveled any quarterbacks behind to eclipse former Wolverine Minor and fellow senior tailback the line of scrimmage in Michi- James…
… a solution to picked up when the Wolverines gan wide receiver Greg Mathews Michigan's nonexistent running have needed it most. He contribut- is one of just a few Wolverines game. ed 3.5 tackles for…
… missed opportunities helped keep Michigan (1-2, 4-2) in the game. But in the end, the extra chances only fueled the Wolverines' second straight heartbreak. "I would like to say many of our games won't go…
…, put Floyd back on the bench and raises more questions about the most maligned unit on the team. The Wolverines are dead last in the Big Ten in pass defense, giving up almost 250 yards a game through the…
…) after hibernating in East Lansing (28 yards, 4 first downs and 0 touchdowns), the Wolverines seemed to be in control against Iowa more often than they were against the Spartans. "We didn't deserve to beat…
… Big Ten 3-0 2-0 2-1 2-1 2-1 1-1 1-1 1-2 0-2 0-2 0-3 Overall 5-1 6-0 5-1 4-2 3-3 5-1 4-2 4-2 3-3 1-5 1-4 Last-ditch shot falls short in Wolverines' shutout loss to Indiana By JAKE FELDMAN Daily…
…Sports Writer As Saturday's Michigan men's soccer game wound down, the Wolverines trailed Indiana 1-0. With three seconds remaining, freshman forward Alex Marti- nez slipped through traffic in the oppos- ing box…
… Michigan hockey team managed to wina majority of those games, (12 of 16), thanks to players like Aaron Palushaj, Tim Miller and Travis Turnbull, whose physi- cal play on offense provided other Wolverines…
… national championship run. Senior defenseman and captain Chris Summers even claimed that this season's defense was better than the Wolverines' star-studded cast his freshman year-- one that included current…
… Schilling was called for holding, which offset a first down on one of the few sec- ond-half Wolverine drives that seemed to be gaining momentum. The series ended up as a three- and-out, which stumped the…
… weak- ness this season is somewhat surprising. The Wolverines were called for just five penalties for 33 yards against Penn State, and have been smack in the middle of the conference in average penalty…
… to score. Back-to-back false start and delay of game penalties pushed the Wolverines back to their own two-yard line before surrender- ing a safety. And maybe more importantly, when Robinson's second…
… they're a lot better than me. So when I am playing well, I feel like I can beat them." Other Wolverines also saw success on the court this week- end. Junior Rika Tatsuno was the only other Wolverine to…
… Kari Wig, who were unable to win a match. Michigan has one event left in the fall season before team play begins in January. The amount of Big Ten competition in the ITA Regional gives the Wolverines a…
… just a bad day." But in reality, the bad day is probably what should have been expected. Four of the Wolverines' five wins have been against the second-worst team in the Big Ten, a poor Division 1-AA…
… team and two Mid-American Conference teams. For the most part, the Wolverines have won the games they should have won and lost the games they should have lost - and after last season's finish, that…
…8A - Thursday, October 22, 2009 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Blue must play blue-collar hockey to best Purple Eagles 4 By TIM ROHAN Daily Sports Writer The Wolverines have played…
…: the Wolverines' michigandaily. season ended com/blogs/ with a 2-0 loss She game to the Falcons in the first round of the NCAA Tour- nament. Michigan opened this season with a 2-0 loss to the Nano- oks…
… Breslin Center last night. and all - still effectively managed Except that scream wasn't in the balanced Wolverine offense jubilation - it was in agony. The and confused Michigan State (2-7, junior setter…
…, is going to be her tonight." all right. Michigan (6-3 Big Ten, 18-4 Still,theWolverines tookagame overall) used the added inspira- they needed to win to stay within tion to dispose of its in…
… last season, whenthe Wolverines were plagued with injuries early in the season, the team remains in good health. Senior forward Anthony Ciraulo sat out practice with a sore back yesterday, and junior…
… defenseman Chad Langlais sat out Monday's practice with a sore groin, but both are expected to be 100 percent for the next game. ... The Wolverines play in their home opener October 22 against Niagara before…
… capitalize. game 3-2, but the line changes Berenson said rest could play a sparked the stagnant Wolverine role in rejuvenating him, too. attack. "I think it's actually a good thing Berenson made even more…
… Berenson is confident it won't be Wolverines' 30 points this year. long before Caporusso is back to That means Berenson is moving scoring goals. Hagelin to join junior Louie Capo- "Is he a bit of a concern…
… want to get Louie nett, who pulled his groin during and Wohlberg going and get some practice a week and a half ago, is points for those guys." about 90 percent healthy, according The Wolverines average 2…
…'t know why he snapped it, but he did," quar- terback Tate Forcier said Saturday. The team experienced similar growing pains against Indiana, the first game after Molk broke his foot, where the Wolverines…
… record- ed six dropped snaps. Moosman seemed to find his groove by the Iowa and Delaware State games, though, and putting a veteran back at the position will likely make the Wolverines' tran- sition…
… By MICHAEL LAURILA For the Daily As time expired in yesterday's Michigan fieldhockeygame against Kent State, coach Marcia Pank- ratz epitomizes the Wolverines' frustration perfectly. She angrily asked…
…-0 loss, the Wolverines could not get their offense going and had few, if any, good scoring opportunities. "Kent State played inspired today," Pankratz said. "We just couldn't get the ball into the goal…
… corner and try to develop more depth and conpetition at safety. But an injury could change that. As we stand today, they feel good with where the guys are at." So far, Wolverine defenders have been pleased…
… Bowl in January 2008, Wolverine fans had Greg Mathews pegged as the next top Michigan wideout. His seven catches for 62 yards made it hard not to get excited about the wide receiver hanging in the…
… shadows of Wolverine standouts Mario Manning- ham and Adrian NOTEBOOK Arrington. And when those two left early for the NFL, Mathews was left standing in the spotlight. But under new Michigan coach Rich…
…'s outcome against-Penn State wasn't wlhat the Wolverines would have liked. He was freshman quarterback Tate Senior Greg Mathews tied a career high against Penn State with seven catches, matching his 2008…
… to "play it" up to a Wolverine, it can send one man to receive the puck while the other gets into a more defensively responsible position. This chatter can also lead to a better transition from the…
…. With the nation's No. 15 scoring offense, the Lakers will pounce on any Wolverine lapse. But the strengthened relation- ship in the defensive zone has Michigan optimistic that it has learned from its…
… the bench a'nd the first row of fans. And there was a very small Michigan fancontin.- g en Lre, espeelelr < ed to when the Wolverines played in East Lansing. So there must have been some- thing there…
… decision to use a timeout then was critical. The clock wasn't moving, and the Wolverines would have been penalized half the dis- budgets, you need to find ways to get businesses to come to the state of…
… was a Hobey Baker Award finalist and CCHA Play- er of the Year. Sophomore Scott Greenham took over this season in goal and shut out Michigan 2-0 in the Wolverines' season opener. If Alaska can improve…
… all share a row of lockers deemed "D-ROW" in the Wolverines' dressing room. Like any other team, the Michigan hockey team has its unspoken rules - and this one has become a tradition. Freshmen…
… be hazed WOLVERINES SEE THROUGH THE HAZE http://www.umich.edu/~nohazing/ Report incidents of suspected hazing to: hazinghotline@umich.edu *From national study, "Hazing in View: College Students at Risk…
… campus officials* Nine out of ten students who have experienced hazing behavior in college do not consider themselves having been hazed* A person cannot consent to be hazed WOLVERINES SEE THROUGH THE HAZE…
… - the leader of three late comeback drives and, consequently, two wins - to lead the Wolverines to victory? Rodriguez even grabbed t a little spark," Forcier by the pads to keep him tmid the three from…
… activ- ism focused on one thing: full and equal rights under the law for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans- gender and queer people. These Wolverines will join thousands of other LGBTQ people and their Allies…
… this issue, he was quick and unfair advantages in sports, Adderall unashamed to say that he would read does so for school. We all know how it but it definitely wouldn't change his competitive Wolverines…
…- ment employs 160 employees who work on the eighth, ninth and tenth floors of Wolverine Tower, where they plan and execute the Univer- sity's development strategy at all three campuses. Additionally, 320…
