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Thomas Daskas transfers to Michigan
Former Miami (Ohio) forward Thomas Daskas has transferred to Michigan.
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Daskas, a product of Rochester Hills, Mich., has spent the past three seasons with the RedHawks. In 36 games this past season, he scored three goals and added four assists for seven points.
Across his four seasons in the NCAA (spent his freshman season with Air Force Academy), Daskas has collected 12 goals and 15 assists for 27 points in 107 career games.
As Daskas gets sets to suit up for the Wolverines in his final season of college eligibility, he has the chance to be a solid depth player. He makes smart decisions with the puck on his stick and should benefit from playing on a talented Michigan team.
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