A correction on the ECAC playoff stuff I posted a couple of days ago:
 
>St. Lawrence:
> [...]
>     WORST CASE:  Finishes fifth if they lose twice, Cornell sweeps, and
>     Yale gets exactly 1 point.  This would set up a three-way tie between
>     St. Lawrence, Cornell, and Yale, and the tiebreakers would put St.
>     Lawrence fifth.
 
Robin Lock wrote to me mentioning that local papers were claiming St. Law-
rence had clinched home ice.  This is correct; I screwed up the tiebreakers
above.  In a three-way tie among St. Lawrence, Cornell, and Yale, St. Law-
rence would wind up in fourth place, not fifth.
 
Wow, somebody actually read that thing!
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