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Originally posted by Fishman'81 View PostSure could, and that goes to my point.
Ironically, the big-bucks NCAA ("hypocritcal") football is selected and seeded far more equitably than is the low-budget D-3 hockey deal.
Go figger.2007-2008 ECAC East/NESCAC Interlock Pick 'em winner
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Originally posted by NUProf View PostThe NCAA does not run the college football playoffsRussell Jaslow
[Former] SUNYAC Correspondent
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The "Old" NCHA used best-of-two series in the quarters, semis and finals through 2001. Then it went to just in the quarters with single-elimination all the way through after that. The last year of the best-of-two series in the NCAA Quarterfinals was 2002.
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Originally posted by Russell Jaslow View PostNot only that, they make very little money off of it, relatively speaking. Nothing close to the money they make off the BB tourney. The NCAA gets paid a "sanction fee" from all the bowl games, and it's not all that much, even if you add up all the 35+ bowl games. That's it.LakerEagleLover
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Originally posted by LakerEagleLover View PostI read somewhere that NCAA revenues in 2019 were close to $1Billion dollars. In the past, 60% distributed back to D1 institutions and 40% kept by the association - not sure if those percentages change as the revs increase...Russell Jaslow
[Former] SUNYAC Correspondent
U.S. College Hockey Online
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Originally posted by JSicedog View PostNot sure if there’s a rule, but that’d be some entertaining hockey. That championship series would be a bloodbath5x NCAA D3 Ice Hockey Champion: 2008, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2018
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Amazingly, Adrian, Eau Claire and Hobart are tied in RPI with only one game left before selections. Hobart is currently fourth in the PWR, I assume because it wins the comparison over Eau Claire on common opponents (Hobart beat St. John's while the Johnnies tied UWEC). That means, at least for now Hobart is in line to host the first-round of the 3-4-5 group of death.
As I see it ...
First round
Adrian at Hobart
St. Thomas at Lake Forest
Plymouth at Endicott
Babson at Trinity
Quarterfinals
Adrian/Hobart at Geneseo
Babson/Trinity at Utica
Plymouth/Endicott at Norwich
St. Thomas/Lake Forest at Eau-Claire
Semis
Norwich pod vs Genseo pod
Utica pod vs UWEC pod
I'm guessing here, but I think Trinity needs to win tomorrow to be in. Williams lost about .004 off its RPI with its loss to Wesleyan today, and the Bantams' lead over Babson is just .0029. It's going to be close either way.
If Trinity wins it's also going to be very close between Trinity and Endicott for #7. That's looking like the difference between hosting #10 Babson or #40 Plymouth State in the first round.
It should also be noted that Hobart has a win over Trinity so if the Bantams win that RPI bump would all but assure Hobart of finishing ahead Adrian and hosting next weekend. If Trinity loses the Statesmen are probably headed to Michigan.Last edited by SomeRandomGuy; 03-07-2020, 09:55 PM.
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Originally posted by SomeRandomGuy View PostAmazingly, Adrian, Eau Claire and Hobart are tied in RPI with only one game left before selections. Hobart is currently fourth in the PWR, I assume because it wins the comparison over Eau Claire on common opponents (Hobart beat St. John's while the Johnnies tied UWEC). That means, at least for now Hobart is in line to host the first-round of the 3-4-5 group of death.
As I see it ...
First round
Adrian at Hobart
St. Thomas at Lake Forest
Plymouth at Endicott
Babson at Trinity
Quarterfinals
Adrian/Hobart at Geneseo
Babson/Trinity at Utica
Plymouth/Endicott at Norwich
St. Thomas/Lake Forest at Eau-Claire
Semis
Norwich pod vs Genseo pod
Utica pod vs UWEC pod
I'm guessing here, but I think Trinity needs to win tomorrow to be in. Williams lost about .004 off its RPI with its loss to Wesleyan today, and the Bantams' lead over Babson is just .0029. It's going to be close either way.
If Trinity wins it's also going to be very close between Trinity and Endicott for #7. That's looking like the difference between hosting #10 Babson or #40 Plymouth State in the first round.
It should also be noted that Hobart has a win over Trinity so if the Bantams win that RPI bump would all but assure Hobart of finishing ahead Adrian and hosting next weekend. If Trinity loses the Statesmen are probably headed to Michigan.2007-2008 ECAC East/NESCAC Interlock Pick 'em winner
2007-2008 Last Person Standing Winner,
2013-2014 Last Person Standing Winner (tie)
2016-2017 Last Person Standing Winner
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Oh, my......Wesleyan leads Trinity 3-1 at start of 3rd.2016-2017 ECAC West Pick 'em Champion
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