March 15, 1991 (vol. 9, iss. 7) • Page Image 4
… particularly vivid because it was reinforced so many times. During the 1984-85 season, Berenson's first, the Wolverines lost 17 of the 21 road games they played. Yet it seems that Berenson recalls the losses not…
… announced that he would retain Mark Miller (left) as his assistant coach. Former Athletic Director Don Canham (right) made the decision to hire Berenson. Blue. The Wolverine players had settled into a bare…
… kick the shit out of these teams.'" Even then, Berenson knew. As the Wolverines prepare for the NCAA tournament tonight - their first appearance since 1977 - it would appear that "someday" is now. The…
… difference can be seen in all aspects of the Michigan program. For example, during the first road trip of Berenson's inaugural season, Michigan split with Miami, 6-4 and 4-3. This year, the Wolverines opened…
… the season by sweeping the Redskins, 11-1 and 9-3. The Michigan hockey team's trip back to the top is complete. The Wolverines have arrived at their destination, with Berenson providing the direction…
… days was a distant memory, nothing more than a page in some dust-covered history book. The look of confidence which the Wolverines of the glory years always wore was no longer present. Opponents were…
… loving every minute of the Wolverines' fall from grace. Schools which could not compare to Michigan in any other aspect - athletic or scholastic - were taking out their frustrations on the ice, laughing as…
… the once-proud Wolverines floundered. Inevitably, Michigan searched for someone to blame, and that someone turned out to be head coach John Giordano. One player's parent wrote a letter, which 22 players…
