Newsstand: Michigan hockey arrives for Frozen Four in Saint Paul
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Michigan hockey has officially arrived in Saint Paul, Minnesota, for its NCAA-leading Frozen Four appearance. The Wolverines will take on Boston College Thursday night (8:30 p.m. ET on ESPN2).
Michigan head coach Brandon Naurato said last week that while his team wasn’t winning at a high clip earlier in the season, it always had the capability that it’s finally showed down the stretch.
“We’ve always been a good team,” Naurato said. “The record wouldn’t indicate that with the injuries and not getting things done in the third period, whether you’re up or down a goal. But it’s just the belief in there, how close they are that they believe they can do it. And now they feel like there’s no way it doesn’t happen.
“So when they go out [now], they’re just making it work. It’s the confidence within the group and the leadership.”
Michigan junior defensive tackle Kenneth Grant is ranked as the No. 6 interior defensive lineman in the nation by PFF and is primed to have a big season in 2024.
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Michigan running back prospect Blake Corum breaks down his game.
NFL insider Jordan Schultz discusses Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy.
Former Michigan tight end and current Jake Butt also gives his take on McCarthy, explaining why “stats, in college football, lie to us,” and how McCarthy’s aren’t everything when it comes to his evaluation.
“He’s capable of everything every other quarterback in this class has shown,” Butt said.
Quote Of The Day
“It’s electric. It’s awesome. We love doing it every day at practice. It’s physical practices, especially with the position, especially with what I do. I love being the stereotypical fullback with a lot of the violent downhill plays that we go with. And I also love doing the outside perimeter blocking stuff. The ‘smash’ personality is a real thing and something I love doing, and this whole team revolves around.”
— Michigan senior fullback / tight end / H-back Max Bredeson on head coach Sherrone Moore’s ‘smash’ mentality
Headlines Of The Day
• Anthony Broome, The Wolverine: Max Bredeson embraces tone-setting ‘Smash’ mentality in Ann Arbor
• Chris Balas, The Wolverine: ITF EXTRA: Michigan football intel, the defense — Nikhai Hill-Green, more
• Clayton Sayfie, The Wolverine: Michigan football the only team with three No. 1 players at their position groups, per PFF
• Clayton Sayfie, The Wolverine: Former Michigan forward Youssef Khayat announces transfer destination
• EJ Holland, The Wolverine: Three takeaways from another busy spring recruiting weekend at Michigan
