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New hockey apparel commemorates ‘Michigan’ goal that started in Ann Arbor

The “Michigan” goal is FINALLY getting the love it deserves!

By Von Lozon

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In 1996, Michigan Wolverines hockey player Mike Legg scored a goal that is now known today as the “Michigan” goal. He picked up the puck on his stick and wrapped it around the top corner of the net to score a lacrosse-style goal.

That play has been well-known in the hockey world ever since, but it is now finally starting to get the love and recognition it deserves by sports fans everywhere. And now you can get your hands on some brand new apparel released by our friends at BreakingT honoring the goal-scoring craze that started right here in Ann Arbor!

T-SHIRTS AND HOODIES ON SALE HERE

  • Officially licensed product of the University of Michigan.
  • Adult T-Shirt: Super-comfortable, cotton/poly-blended crewneck in heather navy. Unisex sizing with a snug fit. S-3XL
  • Hoodie: Premium cotton/poly blended-fleece in navy. Drawcord in natural. Front pouch pocket. Unisex sizing. S-3XL
  • Youth T-Shirt: Super-comfortable, cotton/poly-blended tee in navy. Unisex sizing. S=6/7, M=8, L=10/12
  • Women’s V-Neck T-Shirt: Relaxed fit, 100% cotton v-neck in navy. Fits just right without being too tight. S-XL
  • Designed by Colin Gauntlett.
  • Screened in the USA.

Be sure to get yours today in time for Michigan to make a run in the NCAA Tournament!