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Michigan holds on against Penn State, 6-5, after a near-collapse

Summary by The Michigan Daily
No lead is ever safe. And Friday against Penn State, the No. 5 Michigan hockey team nearly learned that the hard way. Despite a hot start to the game marked by four first-period goals for the Wolverines (8-2-1 overall, 3-0 Big Ten), the Nittany Lions (4-6-0, 0-1) refused to back down. Sparking a three-goal comeback, Penn State proved that Michigan’s lead wasn’t safe, until freshman forward Michael Hage broke through late to win, 6-5. Just a minu…
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