Nathaniel Brose breaks down the Huskies' weekend in Alaska.

After what seemed like an eternity to very excited Huskies fans, Michigan Tech (1-1-0) resume play after an early week off in Fairbanks Alaska (1-3-0) to play the Nanooks.

The team are joined by Britton Anderson and discuss the beginning to Alaska's season, and Michigan Tech's upcoming series against the Nanooks.

The Wildcats' non-conference road schedule is complete after being swept this past weekend by Ohio State with final scores of 5-2 on Friday and 3-1 on Saturday. The Wildcats are back in the Berry for this coming weekend, facing 19th-ranked Colorado College.

I regret to inform you that I lied to you. Repeatedly actually. I told you all I wasn’t going to react to the first month or so of the season in both of my previous columns.

The team are joined by Dave Ellis to discuss Michigan Tech's series against the Minnesota Gophers.

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Brett Riley's first career win at the helm of the Ferris State program came in front of a probable fire-code-violating crowd, on National Championship banner night at Lawson Ice Arena over the #1 ranked Western Michigan Broncos.

Save big on tickets to Michigan Tech at Minnesota State, Ferris Tate, or St. Thomas!

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Opening Weekend: Correctable Mistakes, Positive Signs, Predictable Challenges Last week, I said it: I’m largely not going to react to results early in the season. I spent the weekend in the UP camping and largely leaned on listening to the voice of the Bulldogs Brody Keiser before getting a look at the tape last night in the midst of Lions and Tigers coverage.

The Wildcats will return to the road this weekend, heading to Columbus to face former CCHA foe #16 Ohio State.

Weekend Recap: Lakers Freshmen Impress Fresh with new talent, Lake State sought to send a message this weekend, and they did just that. The Lakers found themselves on the road to kick off their 2025-26 campaign, taking a trip out to the east coast to face the Stonehill Skyhawks in Boston. This is the second meeting between these two programs, with the first meeting taking place a year ago in Sault Ste.

What a weekend in Minneapolis, huh? The Huskies earned a split in Dinkytown, putting the CCHA on notice and likely reconfiguring expectations in Houghton of what this team's ceiling is. Let's get into it. One of the things I was looking for early in the year was whether the increased depth of the player pool would make "lesser" teams immediately more competitive.

Thank you to everyone who made it to Minnesota this weekend to cheer on our hockey Huskies. Our presence as a group led to rave reviews from even Gopher fans. In our first group ticket sale we helped fill over 80 seats on the road at Mariucci Arena with rambunctious Husky fans. We've already heard your feedback and we'll be announcing more group sale opportunities this week, starting with St. Thomas. Stay tuned for more information. We're aiming to help our fans gather and save across the country this year.

With a bit more than a week left in the pre-season, the new college hockey year is almost here. Michigan Tech, led by new coach Bill Muckalt, will field a team based on changes that the NCAA has made for DI hockey. These changes allow formerly ineligible players from the Canadian Major Junior leagues (and even players with some professional experience) to play college hockey.

The Huskies will start the season with a trip to Minneapolis to play against a team from the old WCHA: the University of Minnesota

Defining Success, What to Watch for, and Stock Rising October, 1989. The Loma Prieta Earthquake rocks the World Series to a dead halt. Janet Jackson has the number one song (Miss You Much, in case you were wondering), and a new assistant coach is getting his feet wet in Big Rapids. You guessed it - the yellow leather work glove-wearing, future program builder Bob Daniels is standing just down the bench from John Perpich.

Season 7 Episode 3 of the Chasing MacNaughton Podcast from Tech Hockey Guide; New Faces. In this episode, Tim Braun, Matt Cavender and Nathan Cima were joined by Eric Vegoe from Gopher Puck Live. In this episode they discussed Michigan Tech's upcoming series against the Minnesota Gophers, the roster situation for both teams, where each team stands in the recruiting landscape, CHL player eligibility, and several other BIG teams.

The Huskies will start the season with a trip to Minneapolis to play against a team from the old WCHA: the University of Minnesota

We have yet another staff addition to inform our audience about: former Ferris State SID and play-by-play man Harrison Watt. Long-time fans of our publication need no introduction to Harrison. He has rightly established himself as one of the kindest and most knowledgeable voices represented in our league. Harrison’s history with the Bulldogs’ program more than speaks for itself. A Ferris graduate himself, he spent 8 years of his career working in the Athletic Communication department for the Bulldogs, including being the hockey play-by-play man for most of those years.

The time has finally come, Wildcat Hockey is back this weekend. The team starts the season on the road, heading to Amherst to play UMass who was in the NCAA tournament last year. UMass, who last season finished the season with a record of 21-14-5 and upset Minnesota in the first round of last year's NCAA Tournament before losing to eventual national champions Western Michigan ended their season 10th in the nation, the Minutemen have 6 double-digit point scorers and their starting goalie returning to their team this season and transfer forward Matthew Wilde will add 32 points to an already high quality scoring team.

Lake State cooled quickly after a hot start last season, but the Lakers have brought in some fresh talent for their 25-26 campaign.

Season 7 Episode 2 of the Chasing MacNaughton Podcast from Tech Hockey Guide; Beatin' Cowbells. In this episode, Tim Braun, Rob Gilreath and Matt Cavender were joined by the newest Mitch's Misfits President, Norah Hughes. With Norah they discussed her rise to Misfits presidency, how she became interested in hockey, the upcoming season's road trips for the Misfits, past travel stories and horrors, and the upcoming season for Michigan Tech.

With a bit more than a week left in the pre-season, the new college hockey year is almost here. Michigan Tech, led by new coach Bill Muckalt, will field a team based on changes that the NCAA has made for DI hockey. These changes allow formerly ineligible players from the Canadian Major Junior leagues (and even players with some professional experience) to play college hockey.