Stories by Greg Garno
Basketball
After 10 years, Michigan basketball’s disassociation period ends
BY GREG GARNO
After 10 years of an NCAA-mandated disassociation period, the University can renew its relationship with four of its former basketball stars: Chris Webber, Maurice Taylor, Louis Bullock and the late Robert Traylor.
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Behind distance corps, women’s track concludes regular season
BY GREG GARNO
Though the meet was non-scoring, Michigan came away with five first-place finishes and five more second-place finishes.
Football seating to go general admission for 2013 season
BY GREG GARNO
Monday, the athletic Department announced that it will no longer assign seats to student ticket holders, instead opting to have student seating as general admission. In an announcement on the department’s website, the athletic department will give students general admission tickets on a first-come, first-serve basis as an incentive to arrive prior to kickoff.
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Hockey adds goaltender commit to incoming class
- Paul Sherman/Daily
BY GREG GARNO
On Thursday, the Wolverines received a commitment from goaltender Zach Nagelvoort, who comes from the North American Hockey League’s Aberdeen Wings. Nagelvoort will enter Ann Arbor this fall for the 2013-14 season.
NHL Winter Classic to come to Big House, again
BY GREG GARNO
After being postponed for a year, the NHL’s Winter Classic between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Detroit Red Wings is set to return to Ann Arbor on Jan. 1, 2014 at 1 p.m.
Balanced attack leads Wolverines to tri-meet victory
BY GREG GARNO
The Wolverines showcased their depth on Saturday, using contributions from multiple athletes to defeat Virginia and host California in a tri-meet. Michigan scored 153 points — led by seven different first-place finishers — to overcome the Golden Bears’ 143 and Virginia’s 86.
Jacob Trouba to leave Michigan, sign with Winnipeg Jets
- Patrick Barron/Daily
BY GREG GARNO
Nine days after the Michigan hockey team’s season ended, Jacob Trouba is planning on leaving to join the Winnipeg Jets of the National Hockey League, according to a source within the program. The Jets later announced the move on their website.
Notebook: Wolverines’ offense sputters after being trapped in its zone
- Paul Sherman/Daily
BY GREG GARNO
Although time of possession isn’t measured, the Wolverines found themselves skating in their own zone, trying to clear the puck away from the net for much of the game.
Lying on their stomachs, Wolverines change mentality for better
- Patrick Barron/Daily
BY GREG GARNO
In the Michigan hockey team’s practice on Tuesday, Michigan coach Red Berenson stood by his forwards on the ice, feeding pucks to a lone defenseman acting as a shooter. He provoked the forwards to get down on a knee, forcing the shooter to change the angle of his shot.
Michigan sweeps for fourth consecutive time, punches ticket to Joe Louis Arena
- Paul Sherman/Daily
BY GREG GARNO
Highlighted by a four-goal second period, the Michigan hockey team outmuscled No. 9 Western Michigan, 5-1, to finish with its fourth-consecutive sweep. With the win, Michigan advances to Joe Louis Arena for its 24th-consecutive appearance in the CCHA semifinals.
