Let's talk Wolverines Hockey.

Welcome to tonight's edition of Inside Michigan Hockey.

Now here's your host, Fred Pledge.

The Michigan Wolverines vault to the number seven position in the national polls following a sweep on the road against the Boston University Terriers.

Head coach Brandon Arato is with us to review the Beantown sweep and preview the matchup with the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame as Big Ten Conference play opens this season and we'll

hear from a pair of sophomore forwards, all freshman team member Garrett Schiffke, and transfer Evan Werner.

All coming your way on this edition of Inside Michigan Hockey from Learfield.

Well, Michigan remains undefeated on the road following 5 to 1 and 5 to 4 victories at Boston University.

And head coach Brandon Nerato joins us now to talk about that and a whole lot more.

And Brandon, what did you like most about the weekend as I ask you the 10 goals, the special teams,

the come from behind determination, or just the way this group is coming together as a team

with a capital T?

Yeah, I think you look at, there's a lot of positives, a lot of good learning moments of, you know, PK was killed four out of five.

The power play scored three goals, but it's more like the timing of the game.

Obviously, Halham doing it five seconds into that faceoff play, but it ties up the game.

I love that we came back two third periods in a row.

I think that builds belief, it builds trust in each other, that no matter this scenario,

can you hold a lead, can you come back?

We've done a little bit of both throughout, you know, the early part of this season.

So I think it's huge for confidence.

I think it's huge for team morale.

And just proud of a lot of, we had a lot of hard conversations last week, just a reset,

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