Red Berenson denies involvement in Michigan hockey hazing allegations
mlive.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 4:37 PM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026
HockeyFormer Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson has officially disputed allegations of hazing within the program. The response follows a lawsuit that implicates the former head coach in misconduct claims. Berenson maintains his innocence regarding the specific activities cited in the legal filings. The litigation alleges a culture of hazing that persisted under his leadership at the university. Legal representatives for Berenson have formally denied the claims as the proceedings continue. No further details regarding the court schedule have been confirmed at this time.
- •Red Berenson disputes allegations contained within a Michigan hockey hazing lawsuit.
- •The former coach denies personal involvement in the reported misconduct.
- •Legal filings against the university program allege systemic hazing.
- •Berenson remains a central figure in the ongoing legal action.
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