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Polls of 2/18/13 - How high can Utica get?
- Thread starter joecct
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Re: Polls of 2/18/13 - How high can Utica get?
Taking a cue from an un-named team's fans (not from either team I am about to mention
)
how an you possibly have Plattsburgh ranked behind Oswego?!?!?!?!????!?!??!?!?!!!
and please remember this is TIC.....
Taking a cue from an un-named team's fans (not from either team I am about to mention
) how an you possibly have Plattsburgh ranked behind Oswego?!?!?!?!????!?!??!?!?!!!
and please remember this is TIC.....
norm1909
Larry Normandin
LakerFan99
New member
Re: Polls of 2/18/13 - How high can Utica get?
USCHO:
1 Norwich (16) 21- 2-1 293 1
2 Wisconsin-Eau Claire ( 2) 19- 4-2 248 3
3 Oswego 21- 4-0 246 2
4 Bowdoin ( 1) 19- 2-2 238 4
5 St. Norbert ( 1) 21- 5-1 224 5
6 Hobart 19- 4-2 202 6
7 Utica 20- 4-1 197 7
8 Adrian 21- 1-3 161 8
9 Plattsburgh 18- 6-1 152 9
10 Williams 15- 6-3 105 11
11 Amherst 15- 6-3 94 10
12 Massachusetts-Boston 18- 5-2 76 12
13 Neumann 16- 6-3 49 14
14 Babson 14- 6-5 24 NR
15 Milwaukee School of Engineering 15- 8-2 23 13
Others receiving votes: Manhattanville 21, Geneseo 13, Wisconsin-River Falls 8, St. John's 7, Plymouth State 6, Wisconsin-Stevens Point 5, Wentworth 4, Middlebury 2, St. Scholastica 2.
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/rankings/d-iii-mens-poll/#ixzz2LHQpsRyk
And "the other site":
# School (1st votes) Rec Pts Prev.
1 Norwich (18) 21-2-1 298 1
2 Utica (2) 20-4-1 277 2
3 UW-Eau Claire 19-4-2 258 3
4 St. Norbert 21-5-1 225 6
5 Hobart 19-4-2 217 5
6 Oswego State 21-4 199 4
7 Bowdoin 19-2-2 184 7
8 Adrian 21-1-3 174 8
9 Plattsburgh State 18-6-1 136 10
10 Neumann 16-6-3 95 11
11 Mass-Boston 18-5-2 81 12
12 Williams 15-6-3 72 14
13 Babson 14-6-5 70 13
14 Amherst 15-6-3 69 9
15 Plymouth State 17-6-1 11 NR
Others receiving votes: UW-Stevens Point 10, Geneseo State 9, St. John's 8, Manhattanville 5, Wentworth 3, Gustavus Adolphus 3, UW-River Falls 1
Dropped out: UW-Stevens Point
USCHO:
1 Norwich (16) 21- 2-1 293 1
2 Wisconsin-Eau Claire ( 2) 19- 4-2 248 3
3 Oswego 21- 4-0 246 2
4 Bowdoin ( 1) 19- 2-2 238 4
5 St. Norbert ( 1) 21- 5-1 224 5
6 Hobart 19- 4-2 202 6
7 Utica 20- 4-1 197 7
8 Adrian 21- 1-3 161 8
9 Plattsburgh 18- 6-1 152 9
10 Williams 15- 6-3 105 11
11 Amherst 15- 6-3 94 10
12 Massachusetts-Boston 18- 5-2 76 12
13 Neumann 16- 6-3 49 14
14 Babson 14- 6-5 24 NR
15 Milwaukee School of Engineering 15- 8-2 23 13
Others receiving votes: Manhattanville 21, Geneseo 13, Wisconsin-River Falls 8, St. John's 7, Plymouth State 6, Wisconsin-Stevens Point 5, Wentworth 4, Middlebury 2, St. Scholastica 2.
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/rankings/d-iii-mens-poll/#ixzz2LHQpsRyk
And "the other site":
# School (1st votes) Rec Pts Prev.
1 Norwich (18) 21-2-1 298 1
2 Utica (2) 20-4-1 277 2
3 UW-Eau Claire 19-4-2 258 3
4 St. Norbert 21-5-1 225 6
5 Hobart 19-4-2 217 5
6 Oswego State 21-4 199 4
7 Bowdoin 19-2-2 184 7
8 Adrian 21-1-3 174 8
9 Plattsburgh State 18-6-1 136 10
10 Neumann 16-6-3 95 11
11 Mass-Boston 18-5-2 81 12
12 Williams 15-6-3 72 14
13 Babson 14-6-5 70 13
14 Amherst 15-6-3 69 9
15 Plymouth State 17-6-1 11 NR
Others receiving votes: UW-Stevens Point 10, Geneseo State 9, St. John's 8, Manhattanville 5, Wentworth 3, Gustavus Adolphus 3, UW-River Falls 1
Dropped out: UW-Stevens Point
Pioneerfan11
Registered User
Re: Polls of 2/18/13 - How high can Utica get?
They are both acceptable to me... because neither matters.
They are both acceptable to me... because neither matters.