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3/25/2022 – Michigan 5, American International 3 – 30-9-1   3/27/2022 – Michigan 7, Quinnipiac 4 – 31-9-1, Frozen Four The NCAA Hockey Tournament is one of the more absurd exercises on earth, distilling a sport that is highly random and variable on a game-to-game level into exactly that: a series of single games where everything is on the line. In terms of setting out to crown the "best" team, it falls far short of that aim, generally recognizing champions who were more lucky than good, although every team in the tournament is good. It's just that each game often hinges on a whim, a lightning bolt moment of chance decided by the margin of a few inches. We saw that twice this weekend in games Michigan was not involved in. Western Michigan defeated Northeastern after the puck crossed the goal line by the tiniest of margins before being swatted out by goaltender Devon Levi:  Devon Levi turns the puck over behind the Northeastern goal, and Luke Grainger makes him

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