Re: Wolverines vs Broncos
Here is a quote from the Pairwise and Bracketology thread that may be or may not be somewhat helpful:
You might want to ask a question about Michigan winning tonight in that thread; they're pretty good about responding. I think if Michigan wins WMU might fall out of the top 16, but don't know for sure. A lot of it has to do with how UNH, Niagara, SCSU, NoDame, Union, Wisco, RPI, and others do tonight and Sunday.
That, I'm sure of. I'm wondering of the change of status for other teams if Michigan becomes a TUC and changes their PWR (or if it does).
Here is a quote from the Pairwise and Bracketology thread that may be or may not be somewhat helpful:
A few comments on moves in the PWR from tonight's [last night] games:
Because their overall positions were solid, neither QU nor Miami suffered from losing.
BU defeating Merrimack caused Merrimack to drop out of the ranks of TUCs, and thus, winning the game cost BU a few comparisions.
Notre Dame PWR rank continues to be several points below their RPI rank.
Wisconsin was helped by Denver tonight, because CC dropped from being a TUC. Again, the effect of this was to bring Wisco's TUC record in line with their RPI. A sort of normalization.
For tomorrow night [tonight]:
CCHA:
If Michigan again defeats WMU, this will change, as Michigan will become a TUC, and NoDame was 4-0 vs Michigan.
In contrast, if Ferris again beats OSU, then No Dame will lose a 1-0-1 from their TUC record. However, I believe that if both of these happen, then Notre Dame will still rise in the PWR in comparison to their RPI.
About OSU: Miami was 3-1-1 against them. So, if FSU beats OSU again, then Miami's TUC record drops to 9-5-1. This is still very good, and would not change anything. Add their 1-1 with Michigan, and still nothing changes.
WCHA:
CC winning the next 2 would hurt Wisconsin for the above reason in reverse.
Miami and QU are still more (QU) or less (Miami) safe.
The Bubble (in this case from #15 Union down to maybe Cornell at #21, is very unpredictable due to close RPIs.
You might want to ask a question about Michigan winning tonight in that thread; they're pretty good about responding. I think if Michigan wins WMU might fall out of the top 16, but don't know for sure. A lot of it has to do with how UNH, Niagara, SCSU, NoDame, Union, Wisco, RPI, and others do tonight and Sunday.