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As JJ McCarthy stood in the raining purple and black confetti on the last day of the 2022 calendar, he knew (as did a lot more of us) that if the right people wanted to give it one more go, it could be magical. Yes, they blew a really big opportunity, but there was still a lot of eligibility to be had across the program. Sure enough, almost everyone with said eligibility wanted one more shot. They got it. And, oh boy, did they make it count. 2023-24 was supposed to be about football...and it was (I still have certain items on backorder). Michigan came together, pulled out some historic victori...

3/29/2024 – Michigan 4, North Dakota 3 – 22-14-3  3/31/2024 – Michigan 5, Michigan State 2 – 23-14-3, Frozen Four  Twice this Easter weekend Michigan Hockey plodded onto the ice, through the tunnel that led from the shanty locker rooms to the playing surface inside this bizarrely small NHL practice facility in suburban St. Louis, facing the biggest twenty minutes of their season. Make it or break it to continue playing hockey with this same group of 26 men. On Friday night, Michigan was down 2-1 entering the third period against a team that was 20-0-0 this season when leading after t...

After the departure of Erik Portillo to professional endeavors following the Frozen Four last spring, it was paramount for the Wolverines coaching staff to find replacements in net for this upcoming hockey season. Enter Jacob Barczewski, who comes to Michigan as a grad transfer after playing four years at Canisius University in Buffalo. Barczewski is expected to be Michigan’s starting goalie this season, so let’s get to know him in another Hockey Hello. Quick Background Jacob Barczewski hails from O’Fallon, Missouri, in the outer reaches of the St. Louis area. He played two seasons in th...

Jacob Barczewski, who played the past four seasons at Canisius, announced his commitment to the Wolverines on Thursday.

Connor Kurth put Minnesota ahead for good late in the second period before the Gophers, the No. 1 overall NCAA seed, went on to crush the Golden Griffins 9-2 in an NCAA men's hockey Fargo Regional semifinal.