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… their talent still something of an enigma, the Wolverines took their home floor Saturday afternoon with all the confi- dence of NCAA Tournament veterans. With a rambunctious cast of supporters show- ing…

…-97 victory. Perhaps more importantly for Michigan, the Devils left in Ann Arbor a tool by which to measure the Wolverines' recent success. "My team has played hard the whole year. If they make mistakes they…

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…'s been two years since the Michigan hockey team has laid claim to the hardware. In that time, Michigan State has hoisted the trophy, defeating the Wolverines in the champi- onship game two years in a row…

…, 5-3 and 3-1 respectively. Before the Spartans' current streak, though, the Wolverines had taken nine straight GLI championships and had been the only team to carry the McInnes Trophy off the ice…

…. KG Michigan 96 Duke's easy baskets bury Wolverines in the paint By Mark Francescutti Daily Sports Writer Michigan came oh-so close to defeat- ing 14th-ranked Duke on Saturday. But while the…

… Wolverines played hard, it seemed oh so easy for the Blue Devils to keep Michigan at bay. Case in point: In the second half, 15 of Duke's 20 field goals were layups or 'dunks. The effortless baskets translated…

…-place finish in the NCA A Tournament, expectations are hiph hor this year's gymnasts. Friday's scrinmage demonstrated that not only are the Wolverines eager to meet the standar d established by last season…

… exercise, while demonstrating her allaround abilit by scoring at least a 9.775 on every apparatus. In addition to Cain, the Wolverines were led by junior captain rndget Knaeble, senior Sarah- U liz beth…

… pacing the side- ines with his orange visor, just asking for an ass-whooping. And who's better to give him one than the Wolverines? Apparently, Alabama. To the tune of 27 points in the SEC title game. So…

…'s Day, Michigan has the chance to prove that the Big Ten is the class of the country, even if the . Wolverines don't have Steve Spurrier to beat around. - Josh Kleinbaum can be reached via e-mail at…

…, but the Wolverine's are a little thinner in those areas, making the Wolverines' continued health crucial. Tonight's meet should shed more light on those strengths and weak- nesses. "The intrasquad gives…

… sealed the 113-108 vic- tory with 1.9 seconds remaining - and not a tenth of a second sooner. It was a game in which the eighth- ranked Wolverines (5-1) proved that they belonged ... The overtime was…

… defense all afternoon, Traylor managed to win the game for the Wolverines and, in the process, destroy Duke's previous stellar 103-1 home record against non- conference opponents. With the Devils up 61…

…. TECH 61 ..ilomlb .ffje £dtgan ?&f Tracking M' All-Americans Senior nose tackle Rob Renes earned two first team All-America honors. Renes became the third Wolverine ever to be named first team All…

… Michigan's Jason Rawls in the 165-pound weight class. +Degrand grew up with Spartan ties in the heart of Wolverine Wuntry, and his disdain for Michigan has been cultivated since berth. This made his college…

… their eight-point better, but with time about to expire, he didn't lead with under eight minutes to play, the have that luxury. So Mitchell squared and fired, Wolverines knew they had not yet made their…

… coach Brian Ellerbe said. "But it was a points, the best scoring performance by a win. We showed resiliency down the line." Wolverine this season. The Wolverines seemed to trail by four, six, If Duke…

… that had made the NCAA Tournament two years running. Or maybe it was after the Wolverines beat Georgia Tech, COUNTER a quality ACC pro- LATACUC gram, on the road. But at some point in the last week, the…

… thoughts came raining into your head like one of Gavin Groninger's deadeye three-pointers. Michigan might be decent this year. At the very least, the young Wolverines were gonna be exciting. You wonder, are…

… night, the undefeated Michigan women's basketball team held Vanderbilt in the palm of its hand. The Wolverines were showing that no, their 7-0 start was hardly a fluke. Sophomore forward Raina Goodlow…

… Anderson scoring like she has against, the smaller teams the Commodores have facg so far this season. The Wolverines as a, whole were getting good looks, holding onto the ball and staying out of foultrouble…

… have had a similar philosophy on how to use them this season. Both the Wolverines and the Crimson Tide spent half of the regular season rotating their quarterbacks, with results that pleased both coaches…

… three games the Michigan starters in the post have been nearly invisible on offense. The Wolverines have failed not only to score, but to get shots off in the paint.BASKETBALL In those three Notebook…

… games, the starters ----------------- on the opposing teams in the post have outscored the Wolverines' starters inside 77-19. Michigan's problems lie in its inability to get the ball to the post players…

… truly are arro- gant, heartless, "All Money, No Class" savages. Towards the end of the game, as the indefatigable Superfan led students in the cheer, "It's great to be a Michigan Wolverine," at that…

… moment, even as a lifelong Wolverine fan, I could not bring myself to join in. The next time Superfan and his com- panions find themselves doubled over in pain or are incapacitated, I'm wondering if divine…

…SportsMonday - December 6, 1999 - The Michigan Daily - 58- Dreaming of Dolan: Current swimmers face ghosts of past By Brian Galvin Daily Sports Writer Buoyed by the presence of former Wolverine…

… swimming legends, the Michigan men's swimming and div- ing team turned in several shining performances at the U.S. Open in San Antonio this past weekend. The Wolverines competed against Michigan alumni…

… individual medley, also setting a meet record en route to a win. Although motivated by the perfor- mances of their predecessors, the current Michigan swimmers were not in awe of them. The Wolverines posted…

…. Thompson, Siciliano, freshman Garrett Mangieri, and senior Scott Meyer combined for the most impressive Wolverine performance of the week- end. "It's a tradition for Michigan to have a strong 800 relay…

…," Mangieri said. "I'm just happy to be a part of it."4 The meet was an opportunity for many Wolverines to test themselves against the same kind of competition they hope to face at the Olympics in September…

… Championships in the spring. "We were swimming pretty tired," Ely said. "We didn't get much of a break." Despite their success against some of the world's best, the Wolverines aren't looking too far ahead to the…

… the first victory over the Wolverines in his career at Bowling Green, senior center Adam Edinger selected Michigan as the state and team that the Falcons have marked as their most important conference…

… realized that there is more then one team coming out of the state of Ohio that the Wolverines will be gunning for in the future. The emotions were running high for both teams at the end of Friday night…

… Grandstaff Daily Sports Writer The Michigan hockey team is 2-3 in its last five games - 0-3 in games start- ed by netminder Kevin O'Malley and 2- 0 when L.J. Scarpace guards the Wolverine crease. Last weekend…

… Wolverines had been outscored 13-3. But on Friday night in Bowling Green, Berenson opted again for O'Malley. Berenson made the move because Scarpace has never started a game in another opponent's rink, and…

… Bowling Green is not exactly the most friendly of venues for a Michigan netminder. O'Malley stopped 17 of 20 shots, and the shots that he let by would have been difficult saves. The Wolverines lost the game…

…-in saves, he made a couple of backdoor saves, he made all the saves he should have made, and kept us in the game when we were reeling." Most importantly he got the win, and while the burden of the Wolverines…

… saves when the Wolverines have needed them in the big games. His two victories are arguably the two most important of the season. And Scarpace did it on an admittedly bad night for the Michigan defense…

… outstanding, we got the win. If it weren't for him the game could have been a dif- SARA SCHENCK/Daily Junior goalie LJ. Scarpace made 33 saves-on Saturday night, salvaging the week- end for the Wolverines as…

… game," Michigan coach Brian Ellerbe said, referring to how Gaines hounded the Chattanooga ball- handlers. "He was definitely the rea- son we were able to do some things defensively." The Wolverines never…

… court can sometimes turn a little sour - as a few fans and media members saw last Wednesday in Atlanta. As the Wolverines sank deeper into foul trouble against Georgia Tech, and watched their lead…

… Wolverines did as well as they all season against the other con- ce's champions, as they swept irfield - a team with a 30-3 cord. Michigan proved once again at, even though it was a maturing ig Ten team, it…

… a nice job, but could just tell as the match devel- that, physically, we outmatched tem a lot. No matter how hard they layed, they couldn't compete against s. But the real test for the Wolverines as…

…- "Let's Talk Abot ly can access their grades via Wolverine Access on the Hillel Gover Internet or via the University's touch-tone phone system. Shari Katz welc "These are real time transactions' Mc…

… students, mostly Arab-American. gathered in the Michigan Union Wolverine Room to defend and debate racist implications in media coverage of developments in the EgyptAir crash. Youmans said he and other Arab…

… Michigan hockey team as it phys Bowling Green in a home-and-home Wolverines will host the Falcons at' Saturday at 7:05 p.m. Thursday December 2, 1999 series. Th} Yost Ice Nena on 1OAA 9!. Up to the…

… competition is nothing new for the Wolverines. Last summer, Michigan junior Chris Thompson won the bronze medal in the 1,500-meter freestyle race at the Pan-Pacific Championships with the fastest time recorded…

… including the Netherlands, Japan, Canada, Be i and Romania. A look at the Wolverines that wl the busiest this weekend.'. by an American since 1984. Thompson, an All-American, who was named last week's Big…

…' , j'y, who now swims for Club Wolverine in Ann Arbor, will also be in San Antonio. He will besm g f e av n te n swimming in four separate events this weekend.,*'. Malchow broke the American record in…

… country in Austin. No 2 Arizona, No. 9 Southern Methodist and No. 12 Texas will be among the competition for the ninth-ranked Wolverines. "We feel that to do the best job, we may sacrifice ranking," Kreska…

… Texas will definitely be better," Kreska said. "Those who don't need to compete at that level right now will stay." The Wolverines will return from Texas, and continue their training as the end of the…

… Free * Malchow graduated from Michigan last year, and will be at the U.S. Open swimming for Club Wolverine. 0 I "- -96 ~ Live3 65 -.co- .comY Internet 3 uhformat t edaand Dowright: o Mian citizens…

…-foot forward Jason Collier to just 10 points. Freshmen keys to 'M' victory attempts, the Yellow Jackets swarmed back to within three points late in the second half, this after trailing the Wolverines 48-38 at…

… halftime. Michigan committed 29 fouls in all, giving Georgia Tech 41 free throw attempts compared to only 13 on the Wolverines' end. "I'm not supposed to comment on (the discrepan- cy in free throw attempts…

… Writer It was obvious that Joe McFarland felt strong ties to the Michigan wrestling program when he returned to his alma mater as an assistant .oach six years ago. The former Wolverine grappler left a head…

… named 3ahr's successor. In his final year, Bahr led the Wolverines to a 13th-place finish iationally. "I learned an awful lot from Bahr)," McFarland said. "He's had ome great teams here. I want to con…

…- inue with those winning ways." Michigan has a rich tradition in vrestling dating back to the days vhen Cliff Keen, one of the biggest lames in college wrestling history, poached the Wolverines. In his 42…

… making adjustments, getting my staff in line, and running my first summer camp," McFarland said. "I haven't had too much time to relax." The former Wolverine brings a life full of wrestling experience to…

… last year. The Wolverines also return two All-Americans, sophomore Andy Hrovat in the 184-pound class, and junior Damion Logan in the 141- pound class. But McFarland insists that he did- n't return to…

… the Michigan wrestling team, that isn't the case. In the early signing period between Nov. 15 and 22, Joe McFarland, the first-year head coach for the Wolverines, was able to snag two key recruits, Ryan…

… to come for Michigan in this recruiting term. If McFarland can get his two top prospects in the early period, the season and the regular signing term can be focused on maintaining the Wolverines…

… Wolverines will compete in another tournament, the Great Lakes Invitational. Michigan struggled the last two years in the tourna- ment, but prior to the slide, the Wolverines had won nine straight titles. The…

… loss of top performers for the tournament could hinder Michigan's chances, but it's not something that the Wolverines haven't dealt with before. Powers and the rest of the coaches look at it as an…

… instant- "Let's Talk Abo ly can access their grades via Wolverine Access on the Hillel Gover Internet or via the University's touch-tone phone system. Shari Katz welc "These are real time transactions," Mc…

… of the EgyptAir investigation. Fifty other students, mostly Arab-American, gathered in the Michigan Union Wolverine Room to defend and debate racist implications in media coverage of developments in…

…' teams Check out the Michigan hockey team as it plays Bowling Green in a home-and-home series. The Wolverines will host the Falcons at Yost ice Arena on Saturday at 7:05 p.m. Thursday December 2, 1999 i…

… Netherlands, Japan, Canada, Belgium and Romania. International competition is nothing new for the Wolverines. Last summer, Michigan junior Chris Thompson won the bronze medal in the 1,500-meter freestyle race…

… the Pan American Games. Siciliano will be swimming in the 400 free and 400-meter individual medley race. Tom Malchow, a 1999 Michigan graduate who now swims for Club Wolverine in Ann Arbor, will also be…

… all over the world,> including the Netherlands, Japan, Canada, Bel um and Romania. A look at the Wolverines that wibe the busiest this weekend... r Swimmer Tony Kurth 9 Mark Leonard Events 100 Fly…

… will be among the competition for the ninth-ranked Wolverines. "We feel that to do the best job, we may sacrifice ranking," Kreska said. "We don't worry about (rankings) until it gets closer to nationals…

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…'t need to compete at that level right now will stay." The Wolverines will return from Texas, and continue their training as the end of the semester brings finals and stress. The time will be used to help…

… trailing the Wolverines 48-38 at halftime. Michigan committed 29 fouls in all, giving Georgia Tech 41 free throw attempts compared to only 13 on the Wolverines' end. "I'm not supposed to comment on (the…

… that Ellerbes squad had built on tenacious defense evaporated like the morning dew. Conscious that Wolverines Leon Jones and Chris Young had already fouled out, and that three more were on the verge of…

… Writer It was obvious that Joe McFarland felt strong ties to the Michigan wrestling program when he returned to his alma mater as an assistant coach six years ago. The former Wolverine grappler left a head…

… named Bahr's successor. In his final year, Bahr led the Wolverines to a 13th-place finish nationally. "I learned an awful lot from (Bahr)," McFarland said. "He's had some great teams here. I want to con…

…- tinue with those winning ways." Michigan has a rich tradition in wrestling dating back to the days when Cliff Keen, one of the biggest names in college wrestling history, coached the Wolverines. In his 42…

… was busy making adjustments, getting my staff in line, and running my first summer camp," McFarland said. "I haven't had too much time to relax." The former Wolverine brings a life full of wrestling…

…'s top-ranked wrestler in the 174-pound weight class. Olson fin- ished second in the nation last year. The Wolverines also return two All-Americans, sophomore Andy Hrovat in the 184-pound class, and junior…

… period between Nov. 15 and 22, Joe McFarland, the first-year head coach for the Wolverines, was able to snag two key recruits, Ryan Bertin out of St. Edward High School in Lakewood, Ohio and Chris…

… two top prospects in the early period, the season and the regular signing term can be focused on maintaining the Wolverines' position as national powers and signing more national wrestling stars. While…

… Wolverines will compete in another tournament, the Great Lakes Invitational. Michigan struggled the last two years in the tourna- ment, but prior to the slide, the Wolverines had won nine. straight titles. The…

… loss of top performers for the tournament could hinder Michigan's chances, but it's not something that the Wolverines haven't dealt with before. Powers and the rest of the coaches look at it as an…

… New Year's day. But the Wolverines' opponent remains a mystery. The Orange Bowl Committee ended an invitation to the Wolverines yesterday and Michigan accepted. No. 9 Michigan (6-2 Big Ten, 9-2 overall…

… their grades on touch-tone (998-1645), view their grades on Wolverine Access, or order a transcript or academic report. Any student, who needs a copy of their term grades, with their name on it, may…

…, one of four BCS bowl games. Michigan's only other Orange Bowl appearance was in 1976, the first year Big Ten teams went to bowls besides the Rose Bowl. The Wolverines lost to Oklahoma. 14-6. basal…

…- ished I Ith in the 12-team Big East last year, and which was coming off an over- time loss to Samford, Michigan struggled before eventually winning 79-66. The win improved the Wolverines to 5-0 on the sea…

… hang onto the lead. Goodlow responded. Ten points, good defense, and an inside presence kept the Friars honest. Her effort allowed the Wolverines to stay within three points at the half, 35-32. "I really…

… for sophomore Raina Goodlow "picking up the slack" and contributing 10 first half points off the bench, the Wolverines may have found themselves with a huge deficit at the half. Even with a late half…

… surge, Michigan was still down three at the break. Fortunately for the Wolverines, Miller and Kipping made the necessary adjustments at halftime. After a one- for-five performance with just three rebounds…

… consecutive games at home since before the fall of the Berlin Wall Eleven seasons, nine NCAA Tournament berths and two national championships after the 1988- 89 season saw the Wolverines drop four games at home…

… Hockey Showcase. All of this at home, a place where the Wolverines lost only four games all year last season, a place where the 1996-97 Wolverines never lost. Michigan was desperate. "We had to battle and…

… will and the blade of his skate exemplified just what Saturday's game meant to the captain and his Wolverine teammates. Already trailing in the game, Peach threw his body in front of a Michigan net left…

… Wolverines had their backs to the wall this weekend, but they responded with an emotion-packed victory against Wisconsin. TOURNEY Continued from Page 11 Michigan did so while ranked sec- ond-to-last in the…

… to compete and play, so we all stuck in there for that reason." Another big factor in the Wolverines' selection was their non- conference record. Michigan upset then-No. 7 Brigham Young to start off…

… throughout the whole year. It's a big relief that everything paid off." The bid is the first since the Wolverines' initial bid in '97. That squad finished with a 13-7 Big Ten record, but was 21-12 overall…

… Wolverines' first winning season since '97. But the Wolverines said they weren't nervous or overly antic- ipating what will be for most of them their first tournament experience. "At this point anything can…

… happen and often does," Rosen said. Bowling Green this weekend to face the Falcons, maybe the Wolverines will see that the real luck was in going through an educational losing streak. "We regrouped and we…

… than they could have in winning. It's still unknown if despera- tion has made Michigan a more focused squad. What the Wolverines proved with certainty was that when the outlook seemed bleak and forecast…

… took the ice Saturday. With their backs against the wall, the Wolverines, clad in their gold sweaters, fashioned a 4-1 thriller to close the 1999 College Hockey Showcase as fans stood cheering after the…

…'s predicament, the rarely-tested Scarpace who started the year as the third- stringer, sparked his team with the calmness of a veteran as the Wolverines moved to 11-4 on the season. In a game Michigan coach Red…

…@" picks for Michigan's three stars of the weekend. - L.J. SCARPACE - GOALIE The junior goalie recorded his first win at Michigan on Saturday in the Wolverines' 41 win over No. 3 Wisconsin. - JAY VANCIK…

… starting goalie plus several all-freshmen lines plus a few intangibles, including some good offici- ating, a little bit of luck and desperation. The dramatic overhaul resulted in the Wolverines' first…

…- ointers to break Louis Bullock's Big Ten career cord. Something to think about, perhaps - but for ow the freshman can take satisfaction in know- ng he leads all Wolverines this season from ehind the arc…

…. roninger was 2-3 from downtown Saturday gainst Western, and is eight for 14 on the season. e also leads the Wolverines in 3-point percent- x ge at .571, followed by surprise early-season k tandout Leon Jones…

…-season" schedule, as the Wolverines refer to it. But the truth is Michigan can com- pete, but couldn't win in its own confer- ence. As close as their resilience could bring them to the brink of winning, it never…

… Wolverines to make a decision on their season. The consistent development and all-out effort that Michiganhad prided itself on was in question by their own coach, none the less. The Wolverines had to make a…

…-6," Holy Cross coach Bill Gibbons said. Just how ugly was the first half? Consider: f Holy Cross shot 26 percent from the field, opped by Michigan's 39 percent. M The Crusaders and Wolverines both had 12 j…

… my team, 'Where is the that was in Colorado? Did we lose it in the ntains?"'" This hardly resembled the Wolverines that won >n the road to open their season at Colorado State md Colorado "You know they…

… at, Crisler Arena in two years last night, and in the process passed the first test of its young season. From the opening tip, things looked ugly for the Wolverines. After two tries at a clean tipoff…

… senior guard, Rashad Phillips. That was the start of an 11-0 run for Detroit, and a chorus of miscues by the Wolverines. Shot after shot clanged off the iron for Michigan, as the jumpers flowed on the…

…Hokies' 1 By Benjamin Singer Daily Sports Writer While Michigan fans wait until bowl season rolls around to see the Wolverines play again (and Ohio State fans wait until next season for theirs…

… National Champions over the Wolverines. Colorado: Kordell Stewart to Michael Westbrook. While Michigan fans hate both, this time around, they will hate the Buffaloes more. The Cornhuskers must win to face…

… Kea Collegiate Invitational. Tuesday November 23, 1999 1 Leaders of the pack How the Wolverines fared at the NCAA cross-country championships yesterday in Bloomington. (Official team scoring in…

… 18th? Clearly, yesterday was a day when the little things that happened translated into success for the lucky teams. And 'the Wolverines ended up sur- prisingly successful as a result. Jay Cantin…

… cramped up so bad in the last 100 meters." A little bit further down the leader board, Michigan capped off what had been a topsy-turvy season with a 15th place finish. Even though the Wolverines weren…

…," Clifford said. "I ran a minute faster than I did last time I was here (in September)." The Wolverines also got stellar perfor- mances from seniors Kampfe and Akard, who each ran their last cross-country the…

…-tournament selections Jessica Fisher and Shelley Noland, the Wolverines won their pool with close wins over Illinois, San Diego State and Colorado. The team also beat Colorado State in an earlier round, but was unable to…

…. Other players have played terribly." But all other factors aside, the Wolverines find themselves in an unfa- miliar position - they have to recuper- ate from a pair of losses to Lake Superior State last…

… Messimer took a pass from sopho- nore forward Dina Rizzo and scored to give the Terrapins a 2-0 lead they. would never relinquish. Though the Wolverines will settle for cke falls short I second place in…

… the NCAA Tournament, Michigan coach Marcia Pankratz feels the Wolverines gave Maryland all they had to offer, "We're proud of our team for continuing to fight after going down 2-0," Pankratz said. "They…

… outplayed Michigan - especially in the first half, when the Terrapins outshot the Wolverines, I11- 2. But their final shot on goal - - swhich officially came with one sec- ond left in the half, seemed to kill…

… any hopes of Michigan winning the game. Though the goal hurt, there were still 35 minutes left to play, and Michigan had to try to forget the goal during halftime. The Wolverines "tried not to dwell on…

…-1. Michigan senior co-captain and guard Stacey Thomas led the Wolverines with 10 rebounds as she a#,senior forward/center Alison Miller both contributed 16 points in yesterday's victory over the Buffs. Thomas…

…-high, also led the team in points on Friday night with 15. Junior forward/guard Ruth Kipping fouled out at 9:02 in the second half. Despite the fouls, Kipping con- tributed 10 points and three rebounds to theWolverine…

… Goodlow matIe-her return to the line-up after recovering from a dislocated patella on Fray. Goodlow scored just one point in Fri y's game, and just three in yester- day'st S , Wolverines made history in…

… first time since the 19-85 season. 'M' doesn't give up in semi-finals By David Roth Daily Sports Writer BOSTON - Though the Wolverines lost to Maryland 2-1 in the NCAA Championship game, the victory…

… tied four times. In the first half, Michigan con- trolled the game, but even though the Wolverines outshot the Huskies, 5-1, Vile was impenetrable, helping her team stay in the game. "Danielle is going…

… past Michigan goalie Kati Oakes. But the Wolverines stormed back in the second period. "At halftime, we talked about how we were playing well, but that we had to continue to stay patient and relentless…

… substituted in just minutes before, followed suit, redirecting freshman Jessica Rose's pass past Vile to give the Wolverines a 2-1 lead, and to spark a scoring frenzy. The Huskies' Nicole Castonguay quickly…

… Connecticut scored, the Wolverines came right back, on a penalty corner of their own two min- I MARJORIE MARSHALL/Daily Kelli Gannon and the Michigan field hockey team were the first women's team at Michigan…

… flicked it into the cage with 4:33 remaining. With the game tied at three, Powers, who claimed that the Wolverines would shock the Huskies, gave them a jolt with 1:56 to play, when she scored alone inside…

… knew my defender was coming. I just tried to get it off as quickly as possible. I didn't even look up, I just hoped that it would go in." The Wolverines' captain, senior Ashley Reichenbach, was proud of…

… period of the second game. didn't h In fact, Platt held the Wolverines score- tion of less for 85:37 -- an impressive feat, con- reason sidering Michigan's forwards have into the outscored their opponents…

… 57-30 this sea- "We son. But as the Wolverines said, it was just do," Co ne of those weekends. but we s "There are nights when the passing is off, didn't s the shots are off and you're just out of…

… they were brought down quickly. The Lakers went right after goalie L.J. Scarpace, who was making his first start as a Wolverine. With an extra attacker on the ice because of an ensuing penalty, Lakers…

… right winger Jeff Cheeseman sent a shot past Scarpace just 6:31 into the game. The goal put the Wolverines in the unenviable position of playing catch up all game - something they were never able to do…

… six seconds remaining to round out the scoring. But Saturday's loss was a significant improvement from the night before. On Friday the Wolverines looked out of sync, and were shut-out at home for the…

… shutout was the first the Wolverines had suffered this season, and the first they had suffered since last January against Ferris State. The Wolverines have now dropped four straight to Lake Superior - a…

…." The poor play of the Wolverines may be a combination of a bad week of practice and a lack of veterans as well. "I think our team was enjoying last week- end too much," Berenson said. "I sensed that in…

… will spend the holiday season at home for the first time since 1988. That alone leaves the Wolverines wary of their rivals to the south. "Being an underdog in this game means nothing," coach Lloyd Carr…

… Stadium. "We were huge favorites in this game," Carr said. "We went up 13-0 in the first half, but they came back to beat us. It just shows how competitive this game is." The Wolverines fully realize the…

… offense that has given the Wolverines the edge in the early going this season as Michigan has outscored opponents 55-23. Leading the way, sophomore Mike Comrie is also lead- ing the league - in overall…

… scoring. Tallying points at a near dizzying pace the speedy forward headlines a group of four Wolverines among the top 10 in league scoring with 23 points already this season. Meanwhile as a team the…