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Not sure why Brian Sullivans picks did not show up today on USCHO. Did I miss them somewhere. So with 75 of 84 contestants deciding to join in the round 2 portion:
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Winner 2-0 2-1
Union 65 44 21
Colgate 10 0 10
Yale 65 51 14
SLU 10 1 9
Dart 51 13 38
Harvard 24 5 19
Cornell 44 17 27
Quinni 31 5 26
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So according to the fans the Atlantic City Four will be Union, Yale, Dartmouth and Cornell. We will see by Sunday.
Well all 4 series are going 3 games. That I believe is a first since the switch to this playoff format. Look for the final round to begin about 10PM tomorrow knight assuming all of the games are complete by then.
The Final Four for Atlantic City is set and we are set to play the final round. You have until 4:00 PM Friday to get your picks in. Here are the directions:
1) Pick the winner of each semifinal
2) Pick the winner of the consolation game
3) Pick the ECACHL Champion and pick the final score.
A total of 26 points is available
4 points for semi-final game 1 winner
4 points for semi-final game 2 winner
2 point bonus for picking both winners
5 points for the Consolation Game winner
6 points for the Championship Game winner
2 point bonus for picking both the Consolation and Championship Game winner
2 point bonus for picking the winners of all 4 games.
1 point bonus for picking the exact final score even if you did not have the correct teams.
Please give me your picks in the following order:
Yale – Colgate winner
Dartmouth – Cornell winner
Consolation winner –
Championship game Winner and Score -
The Championship game score will be used as a tie-breaker.
Closest to total goals without going over or if all go over then
Closest to winner goals without going over or if all go over then
Closest to loser goals without going over or Co-Champs are named.
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