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College Hockey Imperialism

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This week's map: https://i.imgur.com/uY3sMN8.png

Storylines:

-Cornell defeats both Yale and Brown on consecutive days to take over Yale's old territory.
-Clarkson defeats RPI on Friday to consolidate their land in the midwest, but loses to Union on Saturday, who regains its old territory and more.
-Princeton defeats Dartmouth 7-1 on Friday to take Dartmouth's land in New Hampshire. Princeton then ties with Harvard 4-4 on Saturday to keep its new territory.
-Quinnipiac defeats Harvard 5-3 on Friday to keep their land (and also preventing Harvard from once again gaining land), but loses 5-1 to Dartmouth on Saturday, giving Dartmouth different territory from what they originally had.
-North Dakota sweeps Wisconsin, taking over their land.
-BU ties Northeastern on Thursday, and then defeats them 4-1 for their first win of the season on Saturday to take over their territory.
-St. Cloud sweeps Colorado College, taking over their chunk of the Southwest in addition to parts of Alaska and Hawaii.
-Air Force sweeps Army, taking control of their one county in Massachusetts.
-Ferris State splits with Michigan State, but wins the goal differential 7-6 to take some land back in Michigan.
 
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Love the idea but think you should have used an equal pop district map:

<img src="https://images.dailykos.com/images/146447/story_image/Intro1.png?1433269941">

Start with each team occupying only its home district. With each win expand one (except or home), with each loss contract one.

Even better, just use a single TEAM cell map like this and allow teams to overwrite each other. A home can only disappear when defeated by a direct cell neighbor.
 
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Split-N said:
If that means Bridgeport and the endless traffic jams on the Conn. Turnpike and Merritt Pkwy, you can have it back. Long Island might be a different story if that tiny piece includes The Hamptons.
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If it meant everything east of the Port Jefferson ferry, I would gladly serve as NU's ambassador.
 
Kepler said:
Love the idea but think you should have used an equal pop district map:

<img src="https://images.dailykos.com/images/146447/story_image/Intro1.png?1433269941">

Start with each team occupying only its home district. With each win expand one (except or home), with each loss contract one.

Even better, just use a single TEAM cell map like this and allow teams to overwrite each other. A home can only disappear when defeated by a direct cell neighbor.
Click to expand...

Did Yellowstone blow up? :)
 
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So this weekend's border battle between Wisconsin and Minnesota was a fight over no land? (I guess its a good thing they split.........)
 
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MissThundercat said:
And Cornell takes over Marquette County in the UP.
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That's, uhh, not now this works.

Cornell wins NMU's current territory: North Dakota, Northwest Minnesota, and Northeast Montana. (Thanks to NMU previously beating Bemidji in total goals, and Bemidji beating North Dakota before that). NMU already ceded their starting territory by losing in total goals to Michigan State.


Thanks to Michigan Tech's sweep of Ferris, MQT county is now Husky territory. *vomit*
 
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Also, if I'm seeing this right (prior to this past weekend), are Mankato, Denver, Lake State, and Penn State the only schools to not lose their home territory?

<img src=https://i.imgur.com/zEC9wWd.gif>
 
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aparch said:
Also, if I'm seeing this right (prior to this past weekend), are Mankato, Denver, Lake State, and Penn State the only schools to not lose their home territory?

<img src=https://i.imgur.com/zEC9wWd.gif>
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Denver, UMass, BGSU, Lake State, Penn State, Mankato. IIRC. Union lost theirs to RPI but won it back from Clarkson. Lake State and Denver both lost their territories this week, though.
 
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Soo, Northeastern with a weekend sweep and all they get to show for it are a couple of abandoned buildings in Lowell and a traffic jam somewhere near Hartford?
 
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This week's map: https://i.imgur.com/luA9f6wr.png

-Cornell sweeps Northern Michigan to take over their land.
-Princeton defeats Union 4-3 in Overtime on Friday to take their chunk of territory in the Midwest, and defeats RPI 4-1 on Saturday to keep their land.
-St. Cloud sweeps Denver to connect their land on the West Coast.
-Michigan Tech sweeps Ferris State to take back some land on the Upper Peninsula.
-Alaska ties Lake Superior on Friday, but defeats them on Saturday to finally earn back some land.
-Penn State demolishes Robert Morris, and now extends their land towards Lake Ontario
-Brown defeats Dartmouth 4-2 on Friday, and then promptly loses to Harvard 5-2 on Saturday, meaning that Harvard finally gets land. Ugh.
 
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This week's map: https://i.imgur.com/Tum8Dg8.png

-Quinnipiac defeats Cornell 4-2 on Friday, while Colgate defeats Princeton 2-1 at the same time. Quinnipiac defeats Colgate 5-0 on Saturday to take over both Cornell and Princeton's land.
-Lake Superior splits the series with Bowling Green, but wins the overall goal differential 7-5, causing Bowling Green to lose territory for the first time all season.
-Maine splits with BU, but wins the goal differential 5-4 and takes their land
-Michigan splits with Penn State, but wins the goal differential 12-11, and causes Penn State to lose territory for the first time all season.
-Alabama-Huntsville splits with Alaska, but wins the goal differential 4-3, and takes some land back in Michigan and Massachusetts.
-Clarkson sweeps Michigan Tech to gain back some territory.
-Western Michigan sweeps North Dakota and takes over their land
-AIC sweeps Air Force, and takes their single county in Massachusetts.
-Denver splits with Minnesota-Duluth, but wins the goal differential 5-4, so it takes all of Duluth's massive chunk of land.
 
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Kepler said:
Love the idea but think you should have used an equal pop district map:

<img src="https://images.dailykos.com/images/146447/story_image/Intro1.png?1433269941">

Start with each team occupying only its home district. With each win expand one (except or home), with each loss contract one.

Even better, just use a single TEAM cell map like this and allow teams to overwrite each other. A home can only disappear when defeated by a direct cell neighbor.
Click to expand...

Yes please
 
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This week's map: https://i.imgur.com/9CZTyJA.jpg

Harvard defeats Colgate 6-1 on Friday, but loses 2-1 to Cornell on Saturday, losing its land.

Michigan Tech ties Bemidji State on Friday, but defeats them 7-2 on Saturday, taking over its single territory.

Clarkson defeats Brown 5-1 on Friday, but loses to Yale 2-1, giving Yale its land.

Michigan State ties Michigan on Friday, but wins on Saturday to take over its land in the east.

Minnesota State sweeps Lake Superior to take back some land after losing their territory the previous week.

Bowling Green sweeps Alabama-Huntsville to take over their territory.
 
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As if it wasn’t already an important enough series to begin with, there’s alot of land up form grabs in the UMass-Quinnipiac home and home this weekend.
 
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