No. 2 Michigan overwhelmed Penn State, 8-3, to sweep their Big Ten series in Ann Arbor. The Wolverines scored seven power-play goals, setting a program-opponent record for the most Penn State has allowed in a game.

By the Numbers
  • Michigan: 7-for-10 on the power play.
  • Penn State: 3-for-6 on the power play.
  • Shots on goal: Michigan 48, Penn State 26.
  • Ryder Fetterolf made a career-high 40 saves.
Yes, But

Penn State converted three power plays of its own and has scored at least one power-play goal in four straight games. Shea Busch and Justin Poirier scored, but Michigan’s special-teams advantage proved decisive.

State of Play
  • Penn State falls to 2-9-1 overall and 0-5-1 in Big Ten play.
  • Michigan improves to 10-1-0 overall and 3-1-0 in the conference.
  • Jayden Perron scored three power-play goals for Michigan.
What's Next

Penn State stays on the road next weekend for a two-game Big Ten series against No. 1 Wisconsin in Madison.

Bottom Line

Michigan turned its power-play chances into a record-setting rout, while Penn State’s own three goals with the man advantage offered little relief from a lopsided loss.