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Live Blog: Michigan goes for Game 1 victory over Bowling Green

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By: Michael Florek

Follow The Game's live up-to-date coverage of the Michigan hockey team's battle to get back to .500 this weekend.

This time, they take on CCHA basement-dweller Bowling Green in what many hope to be the Wolverines' springboard to finding its potential in the CCHA this season.

Check it out at below:

http://michigandaily.com/content/live-blog-michigan-hockey-takes-bowling...

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Wolverines hope for a different fate against Bowling Green this weekend

By: Ryan Kartje

The Michigan hockey team was riding high heading into last season's weekend series against Bowling Green.

They were on a six-game winning streak, including a sweep of Miami (Ohio) at home, a team that had just swept the Wolverines six weeks before.

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In just one year, Glendening moves from walk-on to sophomore alternate captain

By: Michael Florek

The Michigan hockey team is used to underclassmen making immediate impacts. Last year, sophomore Aaron Palushaj led the team in scoring before leaving for the NHL. Current goalie Bryan Hogan sits second in Michigan history in goals against average, with 1.97 — a number he posted as a sophomore.

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Wolverines look to turn fortunes with new captains and line changes

By: Nick Spar

After being swept for two straight weeks, at the hands of No. 1 Miami (Ohio) and No. 6 Michigan State, the Michigan hockey program is in unfamiliar territory.

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Notebook: Michigan's slow starts are posing problems

By: Tim Rohan

The writing was on the wall.

Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson saw how his team was performing early in games, and he knew there was a connection between how the Wolverines play in the first period and how the rest of the game goes.

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On ice hockey: Nothing is guaranteed for the Wolverines this season

By: Ryan Kartje

EAST LANSING — For nearly 20 years, the idea of the Michigan hockey team making the NCAA Tournament has been taken for granted.

The Wolverines happen to hold the nation's longest active streak of tournament appearances.

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Wolverines get swept in home-and-home with arch rival Michigan State

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By: Michael Florek

EAST LANSING — As Michigan hockey fans took their seats in Yost Ice Arena on Friday, they figured a home win over rival Michigan State would speed up the Wolverines' slow start this season. After all, Michigan had beaten the Spartans six straight times.

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Hockey Live Blog: Michigan at Michigan State, Game 2

By: Michael Florek

With emotions on the line and a 3-2 loss to avenge from last night, the Wolverines are taking on the Spartans at Munn Ice Arena in East Lansing.

Michael Florek reports live from the box at the below link. Check it out.

http://www.michigandaily.com/content/live-blog-michigan-vs-michigan-st

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Sixth-ranked Wolverines fall to No. 13 Michigan State

By: Michael Florek

The much anticipated return of Spartan forward Corey Tropp to Yost after last year's incident that got him suspended for the rest of the season went off without a problem. The crowd booed and the game was chippy, but it was a rivalry game after all.

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Michigan's Defense will play a big role in rivalry matchup with Michigan State

By: Tim Rohan

Last year, the Michigan hockey team donned the uniforms that coach Red Berenson used to wear when he played for the Wolverines. When Berenson was an upperclassman at Michigan wearing the same sweater, nearly fifty years ago, it was the last time a Wolverine knew the feeling of defeating Michigan State seven times in a row.

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Preview

Hopes lies between the pipes

This year, with new hopes of a national championship, Bryan Hogan will be one of the main pieces if Michigan is destined to break its 11-year title drought.

Feature

D-Row: The tale of the tape

Like any other team, the Michigan hockey team has its unspoken rules — and this one has become a tradition. Freshmen defensemen must pay their dues, whether it’s getting the sauna ready after practice, carrying equipment off the ice, or recycling bottles in the locker room. But every defenseman, regardless of year, is responsible for one job — they have to protect the tape. .

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Willing his way to the NHL

What got Northville, Mich native Aaron Palushaj to the NHL? Desire.

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