Driven by power play, potent No. 2 Michigan offensive pressure stifles Penn State, 8-3

In its first 10 games of the season, the No. 2 Michigan hockey team scored eight goals on the power play. But all it took was one night against Penn State for the Wolverines to nearly double that tally. With a dominant offense off the back of seven power-play goals, Michigan (10-1-0 overall, 3-1-0 Big Ten) gave the Nittany Lions (2-9-1, 0-5-1) no room to breathe in a commanding 8-3 Wolverines victory Saturday night. By capitalizing on its man-advantage opportunities and using its constant offensive pressure to stifle any Nittany Lions chances, Michigan pulled ahead for the win. “That’s fun hockey to watch,” Wolverines coach Brandon Naurato said. “Everything that we got, we earned. Obviously, really happy about the power play and excited for those guys to get their confidence back.

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