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Uml@rpi 11/25/18

Re: Uml@rpi 11/25/18

rpi82 said:
I figured Baltimore too based on seeding, but the NCAA doesn’t commit to a strict seedings-based approach. They were supposed to announce sites today.
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But they do have a bracket without possibility to re-seed, so we knew we would play one of the Maryland teams if we won, as opposed to Mount Union.
 
Re: Uml@rpi 11/25/18

rpi82 said:
I don’t believe there is anything in the rule book that defines an ENG. is there any doubt, however, that the net was intentionally empty? Therefore, I still think ENG is the correct call.
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I'll have to look at the break for the rules, but empty net and extra attacker are usually agreed to be pure antonyms, so ENG would mean 6 skaters are on the ice.
 
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FlagDUDE08 said:
But they do have a bracket without possibility to re-seed, so we knew we would play one of the Maryland teams if we won, as opposed to Mount Union.
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Absolutely. I was only talking about the siting, which as of when I checked last night hadn’t been announced.


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Re: Uml@rpi 11/25/18

rpi82 said:
Absolutely. I was only talking about the siting, which as of when I checked last night hadn’t been announced.


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It can be assumed, especially if you're using it to determine who is the home team.
 
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Re: Uml@rpi 11/25/18

FlagDUDE08 said:
It can be assumed, especially if you're using it to determine who is the home team.
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No it can’t. You might think it likely, but the NCAA specifically said sites would be announced on Sunday. If it was all pre-determined they would have already known as soon as the games were over.


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