Postgame Notes: #3 Michigan 6, #10 Nebraska-Omaha 1
10/23/2010 12:00:00 AM | Ice Hockey
Oct. 23, 2010
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Series Notes
• Michigan leads the all-time series against Nebraska-Omaha at 25-7-3 (.757).
• The Wolverines are 15-2-0 at Yost Ice Arena when facing the Mavericks.
• With two assists tonight, Louie Caporusso now has four goals and seven assists in nine career games against the Mavericks.
Team Notables
• Before tonight's game, head coach Red Berenson was recognized for his 700th career win, which occurred on Oct. 8 at Bowling Green. Twenty-eight former players and assistant coach Mark Miller were in attendance.
• David Wohlberg's goal, scored at eight seconds of the first period, is a modern-era record for the fastest goal scored to start a game in Michigan history.
• Tonight's six goals scored are a season high. The last time Michigan scored six goals in a game was on March 6, 2010, against Lake Superior State, winning 6-0 in the first round of the CCHA playoffs.
• Twelve Wolverines registered at least one point tonight. Scooter Vaughan had two goals, and both Louie Caporusso and Derek DeBlois had two assists.
• Scooter Vaughan and David Wohlberg took over the team lead in goals with four each.
• Louie Caporusso leads the team in assists (6) and points (8).
Streaks and Peaks
• With a goal tonight, Luke Glendening continues his three-game point streak (1-2-3).
• David Wohlberg has scored in back-to-back games for the fifth time in his career and the second time this season.
Player Notables
• With two goals tonight, Scooter Vaughan set a single-season high in goals with four, and registered his first multi-goal game of his career.
• With an assist on Luke Glendening's third-period goal, Kevin Clare tallied his first career point.
• Goaltender Bryan Hogan had a season-high 35 saves. He is 4-2-0 in his career when notching 30-plus saves.
