When the season began, few people would have thought that the Michigan hockey team would be playing in April. Lots of question marks surrounded the Wolverines. The answers have finally arrived.
Where would the goals come from? 
Questions answered by Blue defense
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Call them the Comeback 'Cats.
Kentucky capped a truly maddening March with an unprecedented second-half rally, beating Utah 78-69 last night to win its second NCAA championship in three years. And the Wildcats did it this time with a new coach and without stars in their lineup.
Tubby time: Kentucky uses late rally to top Utah
For the Michigan baseball team, this week's schedule is very similar to last week's: Play an overmatched Mid American Conference team or two in the middle of the week, then visit a Big Ten foe for a crucial weekend series.
And while the formula may be the same, the Wolverines are hoping the results will be different.
Baseball plays same story versus Western
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