ECAC Pick 'em, Week 2

[Rjm7272]

Friday, November 5:
Princeton at Brown: Brown
Quinnipiac at Yale: Quinnipiac
Colgate at Dartmouth: Colgate
Cornell at Harvard: Harvard
St. Lawrence at RPI: Rensselaer
Clarkson at Union: Clarkson

Saturday, November 6:
Quinnipiac at Brown: Quinnipiac
Princeton at Yale: Princeton
Cornell at Dartmouth: Cornell
Colgate at Harvard: Colgate
Clarkson at RPI: Clarkson
St. Lawrence at Union: Union

Goals: 60

[Mike Hutter]

Friday, November 5:

Brown
Quinnipiac
Colgate
Harvard
SLU
Clarkson

Saturday, November 6:

Brown
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Clarkson
SLU

Goals: 57

[TchrBill]

FRI. NOV. 5
Princeton at Brown
Quinnipiac at Yale
Colgate at Dartmouth
Cornell at Harvard
St. Lawrence at RPI
Clarkson at Union

SAT. NOV. 6
Quinnipiac at Brown
Princeton at Yale
Cornell at Dartmouth
Colgate at Harvard
Clarkson at RPI
St. Lawrence at Union

Goals: 66

[Ralph Baer]

This may have been mentioned in an earlier thread but how are shootouts treated in this contest? The ECAC counts them in the standings, but not the same as wins in regulation. Overtime wins are not counted as full wins either. OTOH, the NCAA counts the shootouts as ties and counts OT wins as wins, but not the same as the league does.

[Rainman]

This may have been mentioned in an earlier thread but how are shootouts treated in this contest? The ECAC counts them in the standings, but not the same as wins in regulation. Overtime wins are not counted as full wins either. OTOH, the NCAA counts the shootouts as ties and counts OT wins as wins, but not the same as the league does.

I just learned about the league's new OT/shootout/point system this week. Each team now has 6 possible outcomes (regulation win/loss, OT win/loss, shootout win/loss) for its games rather than 3 (win, loss, tie).

To keep scoring and game selection simple:

• If a game goes to OT and is decided with a goal, you get a point if you correctly picked the winner.
• If a game goes to a shootout, you get 2 points if you selected "tie" for that game. Picking a team to win in a shootout just doesn't feel right.

[sshablak]

Friday

Brown
Q-Pac
Gate
Harvard
RPI
Clarkson

Saturday

Q-Pac
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Clarkson
SLU total 55

[slumulva88]

Friday, November 5:

Princeton at Brown: Princeton
Quinnipiac at Yale: Quinnipiac
Colgate at Dartmouth: Colgate
Cornell at Harvard: Harvard
St. Lawrence at RPI: St. Lawrence
Clarkson at Union: Clarkson

Saturday, November 6:
Quinnipiac at Brown: Quinnipiac
Princeton at Yale: Tie
Cornell at Dartmouth: Cornell
Colgate at Harvard: Harvard
Clarkson at RPI: Clarkson
St. Lawrence at Union: St. Lawrence

Goals: 66

[Ralph Baer]

I just learned about the league's new OT/shootout/point system this week. Each team now has 6 possible outcomes (regulation win/loss, OT win/loss, shootout win/loss) for its games rather than 3 (win, loss, tie).

To keep scoring and game selection simple:

• If a game goes to OT and is decided with a goal, you get a point if you correctly picked the winner.
• If a game goes to a shootout, you get 2 points if you selected "tie" for that game. Picking a team to win in a shootout just doesn't feel right.

That was exactly what I hoped you would say.

[sshablak]

Upset city last night !