Let's talk Wolverines hockey. Welcome to tonight's edition of Inside Michigan Hockey, live from the Pretzel Bell. Whatever the occasion, Pretzel Bell is where Ann Arbor unites. Pretzel Bell on Main Street in Ann Arbor. Now, here's your host, Fred Fletch. Well, good evening, everyone, and welcome to Prezobel for this edition of Inside Michigan Hockey.

Head coach Brandon Erado, scheduled to join us, and right on cue.

He walks in.

Sophomore defenseman Luca Fantilli and Brandon Miles, defensemen,

joining us along with Adam Fantilli,

who was unable to make it a couple of weeks ago

and will also talk about senior night.

Andrew Albano, Jake Barchesky, Chase Pletsky, Marshall Warren,

the grads will be honored along with Jacob, Truscott, Chase Pletsky, Marshall Warren, the grads.

We'll be honored along with Jacob, Truscott, Philip LePoint, Stephen Holtz, and Noah West. We'll rewind to last weekend at Begoula Ice Arena, where the Wolverine split a pair

with a nitty lion, a 5-3 victory on Friday night, and then falling 4-2 on Saturday.

And look ahead to the Fighting Irish coming to town.

Friday night, 8 o'clock at Yost Ice Arena and 6.30 for the rematch on Saturday.

And that series will likely determine whether the Irish or the Wolverines get home ice advantage in the quarter final round on March 8th, 9th, and 10th.

So lots coming up in the next hour. Stay with us. This is Inside Michigan Hockey on Learfield.

Brandon Norado, the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines, with us on Inside Michigan Hockey.

And let's go back to last Friday night.

First of all, you change things up a little.

First time I've seen the team on the road take a morning skate collectively.

And it was more loosening up in 20 minutes you

kicked them off but boy were they ready to play two goals in the first 61 seconds yeah it's kind of

we usually don't do that just kind of getting away from morning skates at all levels just because

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