If all higher seeds win tomorrow:
Fargo
#2 North Dakota vs RIT
Omaha vs Minnesota
South Bend
#3 Miami vs Harvard
Michigan Tech vs St Cloud
Providence
#1 Mankato vs Providence
Denver vs Colgate
Manchester
#4 Boston U vs Quinnipiac
Duluth vs Boston C
It would be a shame to see UMass-Lowell miss the tourney. I think that they are built for a deep run if they make it.
I know that PWR involves a lot of number crunching but I look at some of the mediocre records and wonder how a team like UML at 21-12-6 would be out while 19-18-1 St. Cloud would be in.
It would be a shame to see UMass-Lowell miss the tourney. I think that they are built for a deep run if they make it.
I know that PWR involves a lot of number crunching but I look at some of the mediocre records and wonder how a team like UML at 21-12-6 would be out while 19-18-1 St. Cloud would be in.
It would be a shame to see UMass-Lowell miss the tourney. I think that they are built for a deep run if they make it.
I know that PWR involves a lot of number crunching but I look at some of the mediocre records and wonder how a team like UML at 21-12-6 would be out while 19-18-1 St. Cloud would be in.
How's this for awkward: Yale has to hope Harvard wins tomorrow night.
Not awkward at all.......Go Crimson !!!
An overemphasized quality win bonus and the non-con record of NCHC.
I think Bowling Green is out. If anyone has a scenario where they make it, please post it.
we dropped the ball mid-season, and HEA dropped the ball in non-conf.
im serious, we took the away the TUC Cliff which was a good thing and replaced it with an adjusted RPI that is the tiebreaker for all comparisons and made it impossible to turn a comparison without playing head to head...that's wrong. I posted before how I think the QWB should be used, I'll do the math again after the regular season is over and show the difference. QWB is a good thing but it should not be incorporated into the first comparison and tiebreaker comparison.Simple solution.
Play better teams.
Essentially what we have is this
In:
Mankato, Michigan Tech
North Dakota, Miami, Denver, Duluth, Omaha, St Cloud
Boston University, Boston College
ECAC Champ
AHA Champ
4 open spots
Still alive, playing, can be at-large
Minnesota, Harvard
Still alive, playing, need AQ
RIT, Mercyhurst
Colgate
Michigan
Lowell
Still alive, not playing:
Providence
Quinnipiac
Yale
I think Bowling Green is out. If anyone has a scenario where they make it, please post it.
hockey east had the 2nd best non-league record but without looking it up again, perhaps that was primarily built up against atlantic hockey.
bgsuhockey.com says BG is in with wins by MTU, BU, Harvard, Miami, and Minnesota.