CARDS_rule_the_Burgh
Nate LePage, Siena '13
As with last year, the competition will continue into the Conference Playoff weekends, consisting of the entirety of the ECAC-East and NESCAC tournaments, as well as the NE-10 games involving St. Anselm and St. Michael's. For these weeks, you will receive 4 points for correctly predicting the winne However, +8 and -2 seems a bit excessive for the exact/opposite score reward and penalty, so those will remain +4 and -1.
Additionally, since there are no ties to pick, you will have the added bonus of predicting whether or not a game goes into overtime. You will receive 4 bonus points for correctly picking that a game goes to overtime (regardless of the winner), but in this risk/reward system, you will lose 2 points in a game you predicted would require an extra period ends in regulation!
So, our point values will be as such:
+4 for a correct winner
+0 for an incorrect winner
+4 for an exact score
-1 for an opposite score
+4 for a correct OT pick
+0 for not picking OT
-2 for an incorrect OT pick
This means our point per game scoring range is -3 to +12.
Playoff Week #1
Saturday, 23 February
ECAC:
#8 Southern Maine @ #1 Norwich
#7 Univ. New England @ #2 UMass-Boston
#6 Skidmore @ #3 Babson
#5 New England Coll. @ #4 Castleton
NESCAC:
#8 Hamilton @ #1 Bowdoin
#7 Colby @ #2 Williams
#6 Wesleyan @ #3 Trinity
#5 Middlebury @ #4 Amherst
NE-10:
#4 Stonehill @ #1 St. Anselm
**Unless I'm horribly wrong: In the event of a St. Anselm win or a tie on 2/19, the first game will be played. In the event of a Stonehill win, the second game will be played. If picking before this game is complete, you may pick BOTH possible combinations and your pick will be valid. I will remove this incorrect match-up from this post after the game.
Additionally, since there are no ties to pick, you will have the added bonus of predicting whether or not a game goes into overtime. You will receive 4 bonus points for correctly picking that a game goes to overtime (regardless of the winner), but in this risk/reward system, you will lose 2 points in a game you predicted would require an extra period ends in regulation!
So, our point values will be as such:
+4 for a correct winner
+0 for an incorrect winner
+4 for an exact score
-1 for an opposite score
+4 for a correct OT pick
+0 for not picking OT
-2 for an incorrect OT pick
This means our point per game scoring range is -3 to +12.
Playoff Week #1
Saturday, 23 February
ECAC:
#8 Southern Maine @ #1 Norwich
#7 Univ. New England @ #2 UMass-Boston
#6 Skidmore @ #3 Babson
#5 New England Coll. @ #4 Castleton
NESCAC:
#8 Hamilton @ #1 Bowdoin
#7 Colby @ #2 Williams
#6 Wesleyan @ #3 Trinity
#5 Middlebury @ #4 Amherst
NE-10:
#4 Stonehill @ #1 St. Anselm
**Unless I'm horribly wrong: In the event of a St. Anselm win or a tie on 2/19, the first game will be played. In the event of a Stonehill win, the second game will be played. If picking before this game is complete, you may pick BOTH possible combinations and your pick will be valid. I will remove this incorrect match-up from this post after the game.
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