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That would be a concern indeed. I don't think that we will end up with Cornell, although if they win and either Colgate or Harvard (but not both) do also, we will.
don't forget.... it can be a beetch leaving that area after the game.Or, if you get there early enough, you can park in the lot for the doctor's office. It's halfway up the hill and has stairs leading up to the Field House. This is what I do. Of course, when I am on the air, I get there around 5:45 and have no problem. When i am not on the air, I get there at 10 after 6 and this lot is almost completly filled. (Thanks, fairweather fans.)
It apparently found a combination where we can still finish #2. That is hard to believe.
I, too, have nothing else to do in recent weeks and spent a good amount of my day on Monday making hotel reservations at EVERY possible location at which the boys may play
. The good news is that I can cancel each one that doesn't materialize. The bad news is that my Outlook crapped out on me and so my calendar won't sync; so I had to print each reservation individually enter a reminder on my phone to cancel, should the direction change...the hotels are either booked or prohibitive...
That would be AC, four regional sites, and Pittsburgh?I, too, have nothing else to do in recent weeks and spent a good amount of my day on Monday making hotel reservations at EVERY possible location at which the boys may play
I can surely see the possibility of that happening. Playing Cornell at HFH isn't as much a concern for me it's their arrogant, obnoxious fans that come with it......and I have family members who are part of it
<s>It makes no difference whether Brown or Clarkson wins as to whether or not we play Cornell. The only that we can end up playing Princeton is if Harvard, Colgate, and Cornell all lose. (That includes the scenario of all of the higher seeds winning.)</s>
Good to see that you got that off your chest.I can surely see the possibility of that happening. Playing Cornell at HFH isn't as much a concern for me it's their arrogant, obnoxious fans that come with it......and I have family members who are part of it
I, too, have nothing else to do in recent weeks and spent a good amount of my day on Monday making hotel reservations at EVERY possible location at which the boys may play
I hope it is freezing cold so we can dress appropriately for it.All the more reason for the RPI faithful to buy up the tickets....not they should need any encouragement.I can surely see the possibility of that happening. Playing Cornell at HFH isn't as much a concern for me it's their arrogant, obnoxious fans that come with it......and I have family members who are part of it
I can surely see the possibility of that happening. Playing Cornell at HFH isn't as much a concern for me it's their arrogant, obnoxious fans that come with it......and I have family members who are part of it
One thing to keep in mind here is that the two conferences with lots of teams above us (HE and WCHA) still have a week of regular season remaining. If those teams all get swept both of the next two weeks then we could still see some fairly decent changes in their RatingsPI. If Minnesota loses both games this weekend then their RPI drops from .565 down to .550. Two more losses gets them down in the .540 range. If we win our next four then we should be over .540 or close to it. So I suppose it's plausible but boy everything needs to break in the right direction for it to happen.