Live Updates: Michigan vs. Minnesota Duluth Hockey – Time and TV Channel

The top-seeded Michigan Wolverines play second-seeded Minnesota Duluth in the regional final on Sunday, March 29, 2026. The puck drops at 5:30 p.m. ET at MVP Arena in Albany, New York. Filmogaz.com will publish Live Updates: Michigan vs. Minnesota Duluth Hockey – Time and TV Channel, including in-game scoring and broadcast notes.

Game essentials

Television coverage is on ESPN. Streaming access is available on Fubo. The winner advances to the Frozen Four in Las Vegas.

How each team got here

Michigan reached the regional final after a 5-1 win over Bentley in the first round on March 27. The Wolverines earned the tournament’s top overall seed. They claimed the Big Ten Tournament title and finished No. 1 in the major national rankings.

Minnesota Duluth advanced by defeating No. 4 seed Penn State in the regional semifinal. The Bulldogs closed the regular season ranked No. 6 in the USCHO poll. They were No. 8 in the NPI standings.

Key players and roster notes

Michigan announced its forward and defensive lines with captain TJ Hughes leading the unit. The Wolverines will wear maize for the matchup. Minnesota Duluth features Detroit Red Wings prospect Max Plante.

Plante finished the regular season fifth in NCAA scoring. His production has been vital to the Bulldogs’ success this year.

Rankings and streaks

Michigan has reached the Frozen Four in three of the past four seasons. The program is pursuing its 10th national championship. The Wolverines’ last title came in 1998.

Minnesota Duluth seeks a fourth national crown. Their most recent championship arrived in 2019.

Road ahead

The Frozen Four will be held April 9 in Las Vegas. The national championship game is set for April 11. The regional final winner will move on to those dates.

Follow live coverage

Filmogaz.com will provide live updates, play-by-play notes, and postgame reaction. Look for score updates and lineup changes as the game unfolds.