For the second straight night, No. 14 Notre Dame came back to hand top-ranked Michigan an overtime loss as the Fighting Irish posted a 5-4 win at Yost Ice Arena (5,800).
Max Ellis had three goals on the night, including the overtime winner, as he collected his first career hat trick.
In a game that featured four ties and a frantic pace throughout, Graham Slaggert and Jesse Lansdell also scored for the Irish.
The Notre Dame penalty kill came up big, holding the nation鈥檚 top statistical power play to an 0-for-5 mark on the night, including two extended 5-on-3 chances.
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In net, Ryan Bischel made 37 saves including three in overtime to earn the win. Michigan鈥檚 Erik Portillo finished with 16 saves for the Wolverines.
Notre Dame has now won six games in a row on the season to improve to 10-3-0 overall. The Irish have also won seven straight at Yost Ice Arena 鈥 including four straight with Bischel in net.
Notre Dame got the game鈥檚 first power play just over five minutes into the first and Grant Silianoff and Nick Leivermann had chances before the advantage was negated by an Irish minor.
Michigan struck first at 12:12 of the first when Michael Pastujov put a rebound past Bischel after Mackie Samoskevich鈥檚 initial shot bounced back into the slot after hitting the post.
The Wolverines extended the lead to 2-0 at 15:35 of the first when Thomas Bordeleau finished off a 3-on-1 chance after Bischel made a save on Samoskevich.
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Graham Slaggert answered for the Irish at 16:01 of the first with his fifth goal of the season. He picked up a loose puck that Trevor Janicke had sent towards the goal, turned and fired low past Erik Portillo. Jake Boltmann had the other assist on the play.
Just 1:29 into the second, the Irish evened it at 2-2 when Jesse Lansdell tapped in his third goal of the season at the back post. Solag Bakich deflected a Chase Blackmun pass from the point to Lansdell to deposit into a wide open net.
Ellis gave the Irish their first lead of the night at 4:37 of the second when he forced Portillo into a turnover behind the net and then scored on a wraparound into an empty net.
Leading 3-2, Notre Dame killed off a pair of overlapping penalties midway through the second, including killing off 57 seconds of a 5-on-3 chance.
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But the Wolverines evened it at 3-3 on a Nick Blankenburg goal at 9:48 of the second.
Just after a 5-on-3 advantage expired for the Irish, Ellis netted his second of the night to make it a 4-3 game at the end of the second period. The 5-on-4 power-play goal, which came at 19:02, was assisted by Nick Leivermann and Ryder Rolston.
Michigan tied it up at 4-4 at 13:29 of the third on a Bordeleau wrister from the faceoff dot.
With 1:22 left in the third, Leivermann gloved one out with a hand pass to keep it tied.
Ellis鈥 overtime winner then came at 3:29 when he tipped in an Adam Karashik feed from just outside the goal crease, with Cam Burke notching the other assist on the play.
