UNIVERSITY PARK
Pegula Ice Arena was rocking Friday night after a dramatic comeback win for the Penn State hockey team.
Chase Berger scored with 92 seconds left in regulation, and Blake Gober netted the winner 53 seconds into overtime to give the No. 15 Nittany Lions a 5-4 victory over Michigan.
Andrew Sturtz, Denis Smirnov and Alex Limoges scored the other goals for Penn State (4-3, 2-1 Big Ten), which got back to its preferred style of play, peppering the net with a 54-35 advantage in shots.
“Even if we lost, I thought we played our best game, and absolutely 100 percent (played) the game most to our identity,” coach Guy Gadowsly told the media at the arena.