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The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

Try 2016. And 4 national titles since Michigan's last one.

OK, my bad. You weren't in St. Paul this past April though. I think that there were a few goopher fans around but I didn't see any on the ice. To my surprise the UMD fans that I encountered were actuially decent. They were absolutely thrilled as they should be.

And yea, we have more than you so....
 
Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

And here are #50-46:

#50 - Massachusetts Minutemen
Points: 4.0899
Conference: Hockey East
2017-2018 Record: 17-20-2 Overall; 9-13-2 Conference (8th)
2017-2018 Results: Lost in Hockey East Quarterfinals; Missed NCAA Tournament
Point Difference from 2016-2017: 0.0872 Points (Rank: 36)
5-year Total: 0.5861 Points (Rank: 44)

#49 - Alaska Nanooks
Points: 4.134
Conference: WCHA
2017-2018 Record: 11-22-3 Overall; 9-17-2 Conference (8th)
2017-2018 Results: Lost in WCHA Quarterfinal; Missed NCAA Tournament
Point Difference from 2016-2017: -0.0071 Points (Rank: 46)
5-year Total: 0.2772 Points (Rank: 47)

#48 - Holy Cross Crusaders
Points: 4.9485
Conference: Atlantic Hockey
2017-2018 Record: 13-16-7 Overall; 12-10-6 Conference (T3rd)
2017-2018 Results: Lost in Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinal; Missed NCAA Tournament
Point Difference from 2016-2017: -0.0319 Points (Rank: 49)
5-year Total: -0.1223 Points (Rank: 55)

#47 - Mercyhurst Lakers
Points: 5.0553
Conference: Atlantic Hockey
2017-2018 Record: 21-12-4 Overall; 16-8-4 Conference (1st)
2017-2018 Results: Won Atlantic Hockey Regular Season Championship; Lost in Atlantic Hockey Semifinal; Missed NCAA Tournament
Point Difference from 2016-2017: 0.7157 Points (Rank: 21)
5-year Total: 0.5468 Points (Rank: 45)

#46 - Merrimack Warriors
Points: 5.4113
Conference: Hockey East
2017-2018 Record: 12-21-4 Overall; 7-15-2 Conference (10th)
2017-2018 Results: Lost in Hockey East Quarterfinal; Missed NCAA Tournament
Point Difference from 2016-2017: -0.0677 Points (Rank: 51)
5-year Total: 0.8021 Points (Rank: 42)
 
Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

Hey, FS23, are you only going to end each entry with Last Year's Ranking only if there is a change this year? I noticed that line was included at the end of all last year's entries.

Anyway, I always enjoy this thread, along with FlagDUDE's scheduling thread, to stay engaged during the offseason. Many thanks!
 
Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

Hey, FS23, are you only going to end each entry with Last Year's Ranking only if there is a change this year? I noticed that line was included at the end of all last year's entries.

Anyway, I always enjoy this thread, along with FlagDUDE's scheduling thread, to stay engaged during the offseason. Many thanks!

Thanks for the kind words. I wasn't planning on putting in the change. I believe there have already been a couple changes (Mercyhurst and Holy Cross swapped places). Personally, I find the trends more interesting than the change in overall placement; however, maybe I can put together the full list at the end with each program's change in placement.
 
Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

I appreciate your work too FS23, especially because Michigan should regain the top spot.

Thanks.
 
Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

I appreciate your work too FS23, especially because Michigan should regain the top spot.

Thanks.

FS23 can run the numbers, but he can't created time travel and return you to 1962.
 
Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

I thought Michigan Tech won in 1962? :)

You're right, they did. I should have used '64, but that's like distinguishing between the bronze age and the iron age. Michigan was definitely at its peak then, but they've won only two since. Three other Michigan schools have won as many or more banners since then. Hard to believe with the school's assets, the development program, and that recruiting base so close by.

Gotta be the helmets,
 
Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

FS23 can run the numbers, but he can't created time travel and return you to 1962.

Come back in a few weeks....

Michigan was at the Frozen Four in April. NoDik wasn't, they didn't even make the tournament. Who is going to be ahead of Michigan? No one that was ahead of them in FS23's rankings beat them last year. How can they not go back into #1? NoDik wasn't that far ahead of them, surely a National Semi-Final appearance will put them past NoDik who (not sure if I mentioned this) DIDN'T EVEN MAKE THE TOURNAMENT.
 
being 2nd loser doesn't carry much weight.

and stop calling him Shirley!!!!

Sad times when Michigan fans use a Frozen Four appearance as some sort of way to gloat. I guess it makes sense since their team hasn’t won a title in a long time. They better raise a participation banner to the rafters at Yost.
 
Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

being 2nd loser doesn't carry much weight.

and stop calling him Shirley!!!!

No one has ever accused North Dakota fans of being intelligent (FS23 notwithstanding). He looks like a Shirley, or maybe a Cindy on a good day.
 
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Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60

Noone has ever accused North Dakota fans of being intelligent (FS23 notwithstanding).

I have often accused North Dakota fans of being intelligent, and I have yet to be proven wrong.

Good looking too. And generous.

And blessed with good humor.
 
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