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The West has won the last three, going for four. Also I agree with you, can't say I'm worried with UWRF in our corner. The Hamline vs Norwich matchup should be a great game to watch.
LOL, we're saying the same thing. Colby needed to win to make the field as the NESCAC champion, Amherst was in the field win or lose. A Colby win would have bumped Williams out of the last at large spot, instead they're celebrating.
I didn't rip on Augsburg at all? Totally agree with Augsburg and Hamline having good teams during the past decade....that was never mentioned. What I said was 3-4 years ago the MIAC and/or UWEC deserved a team between them into the playoffs beyond UWRF and Gustavus and it didn't happen...
Splitting up the three MIAC teams would make things really interesting. If they keep UWRF at home, it's most likely Hamline as a 7 playing an East team to face UWRF in the next round. Then send both CSB and Augsburg out East. I hope that's how they do it, as it would make for some fun matchups.
I'm a huge fan and advocate of the MIAC, but I think there's less bias in the index ranking results now than 3-4 years ago when the West was only Gustavus, UWRF, and Adrian representing. At the time both GAC and UWRF were easily top 4 teams in the nation and forced to play each other to move...
UWRF beats UWEC handily 6-3, but the game was closer through two. UWRF jumped on them early going up 3-0, then Eau Claire changed momentum by scoring two straight. It looked like we had a game again, but a hooking penalty by Eau Claire right before the end of the second came back to haunt...
In the MIAC, Bethel easily knocked off St Olaf 5-2. With a win or a regulation tie, Bethel takes the 5 seed in the MIAC playoffs. St. Olaf takes it with a regulation win. The only interesting game besides that one is GAC vs Hamline. Hamline took care of business last night winning 4-2, it...
The only way Concordia WI is getting in is with a win against Adrian in the NCHA Chip, loser will drop too much in the ratings. That conference is currently a wreck, one is enough. If Eau Claire pulls off another win against UWRF in their next two matchups, I'd say they're worthy of getting...
The MIAC playoff picture became clearer as Gustavus routes St Scholastica 4-0 punching their playoff ticket. Barring a St. Ben's complete meltdown in their last series, only the 5th spot is open. Bethel now has a one point edge for the 5th spot over St. Olaf who they'll play in a two game...
Well I was wrong about the total goals scored, but right about the upset last night as St Scholastica knocks off Gustavus 5-3 in a close battle. GAC needs to show up on Saturday or their streak of playoff appearances might come to an end.
Gustavus and CSB split, leaving MIAC playoff seeds 3-5 wide open for the stretch run. St Ben's gets Augsburg next, so the road doesn't get any easier for them as they seek to find consistency.
Gustavus draws St. Scholastica which is far from a guaranteed sweep for them. GAC is still...
Hamline decided not to mess around this time, putting CSB away 5-1. For CSB this is just the start of a tough stretch, the Bennies have an important series against GAC next, followed by Augsburg. A sweep by Gustavus or CSB solidifies third place in the conference to avoid the 4-5 play in game...
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