Re: running tally - 2013 ncaa mens hockey tournament
I guess they took your post to heart
I guess they took your post to heart
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running tally - 2013 ncaa mens hockey tournament
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mookie1995
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Re: running tally - 2013 ncaa mens hockey tournament
ezac (3 teams) THREE & oh - [F4-x1]
hea (3) - TWO & oh
ccha (2) - ONE & ONE
wcha (6) TWO & FIVE
aha (2) - oh & TWO
ezac (3 teams) THREE & oh - [F4-x1]
hea (3) - TWO & oh
ccha (2) - ONE & ONE
wcha (6) TWO & FIVE
aha (2) - oh & TWO
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If you say you had Yale in the Frozen Four and St Cloud as the last WCHA team in the tournament, you're full of siht.
If you say you had Yale in the Frozen Four and St Cloud as the last WCHA team in the tournament, you're full of siht.
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can go ahead and make HEA 2-1 (intra-conference loss) with F4x1 now....
can go ahead and make HEA 2-1 (intra-conference loss) with F4x1 now....
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: running tally - 2013 ncaa mens hockey tournament
ezac (3 teams) THREE & oh - [F4-x1]
hea (3) - THREE & ONE - [F4-x1] (cannibalism x1)
ccha (2) - ONE & ONE
wcha (6) TWO & FIVE
aha (2) - oh & TWO
ezac (3 teams) THREE & oh - [F4-x1]
hea (3) - THREE & ONE - [F4-x1] (cannibalism x1)
ccha (2) - ONE & ONE
wcha (6) TWO & FIVE
aha (2) - oh & TWO
Terrier520
Sungo
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University of its a cliche already!
Seriously, unh should just stop hosting
University of its a cliche already!
Seriously, unh should just stop hosting
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: running tally - 2013 ncaa mens hockey tournament
ezac (3 teams) FOUR & oh - [F4-x1]
hea (3) - THREE & TWO - [F4-x1] (cannibalism x1)
ccha (2) - ONE & ONE
wcha (6) TWO & FIVE
aha (2) - oh & TWO
ezac (3 teams) FOUR & oh - [F4-x1]
hea (3) - THREE & TWO - [F4-x1] (cannibalism x1)
ccha (2) - ONE & ONE
wcha (6) TWO & FIVE
aha (2) - oh & TWO
hockeyplayer1015
Capt
Re: running tally - 2013 ncaa mens hockey tournament
EZAC guaranteed a winning record for the tourney, and 2 teams in the frozen four!
Still the 4th best conference though, with Atlantic Hockey CLOSE behind.
EZAC guaranteed a winning record for the tourney, and 2 teams in the frozen four!
Still the 4th best conference though, with Atlantic Hockey CLOSE behind.
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Well, some will see it as the rise of the ECAC. It's about time!
EZAC guaranteed a winning record for the tourney, and 2 teams in the frozen four!
Still the 4th best conference though, with Atlantic Hockey CLOSE behind.
Well, some will see it as the rise of the ECAC. It's about time!
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I was at all of the West regional games. I do not agree with that assessment; I thought the officiating was very fair. Yale took a number of dumb penalties in the Minnesota game, and it almost cost them the game. But those were fair calls.
Today against North Dakota they played much more disciplined hockey, and that was a big reason why they were able to come back and win.
I was at all of the West regional games. I do not agree with that assessment; I thought the officiating was very fair. Yale took a number of dumb penalties in the Minnesota game, and it almost cost them the game. But those were fair calls.
Today against North Dakota they played much more disciplined hockey, and that was a big reason why they were able to come back and win.
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Honestly, you guys can't dispute that the ECAC deserves the reputation it has based on the NCAA results the last two decades.
The ECAC teams have done a great job this year and can start to change that perception, but it will take more than one FF.
EZAC guaranteed a winning record for the tourney, and 2 teams in the frozen four!
Still the 4th best conference though, with Atlantic Hockey CLOSE behind.
Honestly, you guys can't dispute that the ECAC deserves the reputation it has based on the NCAA results the last two decades.
The ECAC teams have done a great job this year and can start to change that perception, but it will take more than one FF.
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The ECAC (Harvard, Cornell and RPI) have won 4 National Titles since 1948 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_NCAA_Division_I_Men's_Ice_Hockey_Tournament_champions the latest being Harvard in 1989. The ECAC actually does not deserve the reputation of being a weakling, as of recent, if you look at how their teams have done against the middle of the other leagues these past few years. For example, the ECAC played HE about even this year and I even think our last placed team might have beaten a very good BU team twice. Over the past three years the ECAC (and the AH) has been steadily improving. Neither league deserves the fuselage of abuse handled to them by the fans of other leagues, like the HE. Where the imbalance comes from is at the very top. The handful of top teams, like Minnesota, BC and UND in the old WCHA, the CHCA and HE were very much superior. Look at BC last year. All those teams lost to ECAC teams this year.
Yale and Union made it to the NCAA championship two years ago but were placed against an outstanding Minn Duluth team who went on to win it all. They played as well as anyone against Minn Duluth. That perception about the ECAC being being "cupcakes", "pantywaists", "girliemen", "muppets" etc. should have started to change two years ago. The notion that the East Region was a "cakewalk" for BC because it contained two ECAC teams, was dispelled.
The ECAC fans deserve to have a chip on their shoulder and are showing a great deal of class by restraining themselves and not gloating.
Next year the ECAC will be loaded. RPI, BROWN, DARTMOUTH, HARVARD, QUINN, are returning a boatload of young talent. I think the improvement in the ECAC might have really been demonstrated if RPI and/or Brown and/or a healthy St. Lawrence had made it as well. We might then be looking at more than two ECAC finalists. But you could say that about the other leagues as well. You have to admit, these result didn't just materialize out of thin air. There has been a steady progression in the ECAC (and the AH).
ECAC 4-0
HE 3-2
CCHA 1-1
WCHA 2-5
AH 0-2
The ECAC (Harvard, Cornell and RPI) have won 4 National Titles since 1948 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_NCAA_Division_I_Men's_Ice_Hockey_Tournament_champions the latest being Harvard in 1989. The ECAC actually does not deserve the reputation of being a weakling, as of recent, if you look at how their teams have done against the middle of the other leagues these past few years. For example, the ECAC played HE about even this year and I even think our last placed team might have beaten a very good BU team twice. Over the past three years the ECAC (and the AH) has been steadily improving. Neither league deserves the fuselage of abuse handled to them by the fans of other leagues, like the HE. Where the imbalance comes from is at the very top. The handful of top teams, like Minnesota, BC and UND in the old WCHA, the CHCA and HE were very much superior. Look at BC last year. All those teams lost to ECAC teams this year.
Yale and Union made it to the NCAA championship two years ago but were placed against an outstanding Minn Duluth team who went on to win it all. They played as well as anyone against Minn Duluth. That perception about the ECAC being being "cupcakes", "pantywaists", "girliemen", "muppets" etc. should have started to change two years ago. The notion that the East Region was a "cakewalk" for BC because it contained two ECAC teams, was dispelled.
The ECAC fans deserve to have a chip on their shoulder and are showing a great deal of class by restraining themselves and not gloating.
Next year the ECAC will be loaded. RPI, BROWN, DARTMOUTH, HARVARD, QUINN, are returning a boatload of young talent. I think the improvement in the ECAC might have really been demonstrated if RPI and/or Brown and/or a healthy St. Lawrence had made it as well. We might then be looking at more than two ECAC finalists. But you could say that about the other leagues as well. You have to admit, these result didn't just materialize out of thin air. There has been a steady progression in the ECAC (and the AH).
ECAC 4-0
HE 3-2
CCHA 1-1
WCHA 2-5
AH 0-2
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Tipsy McStagger
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Are you F-ing serious?
JeffShriver
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Re: running tally - 2013 ncaa mens hockey tournament
The ECAC had a winning record last year in the tournament 3-2 and had Cornell tried a little harder last year might have had two in the final four then as well.
EZAC guaranteed a winning record for the tourney, and 2 teams in the frozen four!
Still the 4th best conference though, with Atlantic Hockey CLOSE behind.
The ECAC had a winning record last year in the tournament 3-2 and had Cornell tried a little harder last year might have had two in the final four then as well.
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Ralph Baer
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5, not 4, and as been said that is 5 by current ECAC teams. One of those, RPI's in 1948, was before the ECAC started. Also, BU won 3 titles while a member of the ECAC.
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Tried a little harder? The ECAC has been the 4th best league for many years now, it's not even debateable. A year like this was going to happen eventually. Even then, quinnipiac almost lost to freakin canisius and union beat an average bc team (outsiders thought bc was a lot better based on name only).
Yale deserves a lot of credit, certainly. But one year does not erase the countless years of futility.
It's a starting point but now let's see how your teams do in the FF.
Tried a little harder? The ECAC has been the 4th best league for many years now, it's not even debateable. A year like this was going to happen eventually. Even then, quinnipiac almost lost to freakin canisius and union beat an average bc team (outsiders thought bc was a lot better based on name only).
Yale deserves a lot of credit, certainly. But one year does not erase the countless years of futility.
It's a starting point but now let's see how your teams do in the FF.
Re: running tally - 2013 ncaa mens hockey tournament
hahaha, what planet are you from clown?
restraint... IALTO
hahaha, what planet are you from clown?
restraint... IALTO
Re: running tally - 2013 ncaa mens hockey tournament
You should exclude losses to teams in their league. Therefore, HE should be 3-1 and ECAC is going to be 5-0 later today.
You should exclude losses to teams in their league. Therefore, HE should be 3-1 and ECAC is going to be 5-0 later today.