A former University of Michigan hockey coach and NHL champion reflects on his career, offering insights into the evolution of college and professional hockey coaching. His perspective spans decades of leadership, from guiding student-athletes to managing elite NHL teams, highlighting key lessons in player development and team culture. The piece explores how coaching philosophies have adapted to modern demands while preserving core principles of the sport. Readers interested in hockey history, leadership, or the intersection of college and pro athletics will find value in his firsthand observations.

Red Berenson, NHL champion and ex-University of Michigan hockey coach  The Detroit News