The College Hockey Discussion List Poll for January 13, 1993:
Teams were given 15 points for a first-place vote, 14 for a second-place
vote, and so on down to 1 point for a fifteenth-place vote. Total first-
place votes are in parentheses.
Though the CCHA continues to be the most-represented league in the HOCKEY-L
poll, with five teams this week plus affiliate Alaska-Fairbanks, it was not
a good week for them in the poll. Lake Superior continues its recent slump,
falling three spots, while Michigan drops two places, as did Western
Michigan and Alaska-Fairbanks. Miami was the only CCHA team this week to
gain ground, moving up one.
Composite poll (15 responses):
Last
Record Pts. Week Range
1. Maine (14) 21-0-1 224 1 1-2
2. Harvard (1) 12-1-1 192 4 1-8
3. Minnesota-Duluth 14-5-1 183 3 2-8
4. Michigan 14-4-3 182 2 2-7
5. Boston University 12-4-2 174 6 2-6
6. Miami 13-6-3 155 7 2-9
7. Lake Superior 11-6-4 125 4 5-12
8. Wisconsin 12-7-1 121 8 5-11
9. Yale 8-5-2 88 14 3-14
10. Michigan State 12-7-1 67 10 7-13
11. Minnesota 9-6-5 66 11 7-15
12. St. Lawrence 9-5-2 43 9 9-15
13. Alaska-Fairbanks 15-6 37.5 11 7-15
14. UMass-Lowell 12-8 35 -- 9-14
Western Michigan 11-7-1 35 13 10-15
Others receiving votes: St. Cloud, New Hampshire, Ferris State, RPI,
Brown, Michigan Tech, Clarkson, Providence
Teams named on all responses: Maine, Harvard, Minnesota-Duluth,
Michigan, Boston University, Miami, Lake Superior, Wisconsin
Dropped out of Top 15: Denver (#15 last week)
Eastern responses: Western responses:
1. Maine (11) 179 1. Maine (3) 45
2. Harvard (1) 159 2. Minnesota-Duluth 41
3. Boston University 143 3. Michigan 39
Michigan 143 4. Harvard 33
5. Minnesota-Duluth 142 5. Boston University 31
6. Miami 124 Miami 31
7. Lake Superior 97 7. Lake Superior 28
8. Wisconsin 96 8. Wisconsin 25
9. Yale 76 9. Minnesota 21
10. Michigan State 57 10. Alaska-Fairbanks 15
11. Minnesota 45 11. Yale 12
12. St. Lawrence 39 12. Michigan State 10
13. UMass-Lowell 31 13. Ferris State 5
14. Western Michigan 30 New Hampshire 5
15. St. Cloud 29 Western Michigan 5
Only one media poll this week -- the _Times-Union_. Here's the comparison,
which once again is pretty close except for the Nanooks:
Times-
HOCKEY-L Union
Team Record Rank Rank
Maine 21-0-1 1 1
Harvard 12-1-1 2 2
Minnesota-Duluth 14-5-1 3 4
Michigan 14-4-3 4 3
Boston University 12-4-2 5 5
Miami 13-6-3 6 6
Lake Superior 11-6-4 7 8
Wisconsin 12-7-1 8 7
Yale 8-5-2 9 9
Michigan State 12-7-1 10 10
Minnesota 9-6-5 11 (11)
St. Lawrence 9-5-2 12 (13)
Alaska-Fairbanks 15-6 13
UMass-Lowell 12-8 14 (15)
Western Michigan 11-7-1 14 (15)
Tadpoll (polls only):
1. Maine (2) 30
2. Harvard 28
3. Michigan 25
Minnesota-Duluth 25
5. Boston University 22
6. Miami 20
7. Lake Superior 17
Wisconsin 17
9. Yale 14
10. Michigan State 12
11. Minnesota 10
12. St. Lawrence 7
13. Ferris State 4
14. Alaska-Fairbanks 3
New Hampshire 3
UMass-Lowell 3
Western Michigan 3
A composite of the three ratings:
TCHCR RPICH CHODR
Team Record Rank Rank Rank
Maine 21-0-1 1 1 1
Harvard 12-1-1 2 3 4
Minnesota-Duluth 14-5-1 9 7 9
Michigan 14-4-3 4 4 2
Boston University 12-4-2 3 2 3
Miami 13-6-3 5 5 7
Lake Superior 11-6-4 6 8 5
Wisconsin 12-7-1 13 10 6
Yale 8-5-2 8 11 10
Michigan State 12-7-1 12 13 13
Minnesota 9-6-5 20 17 18
St. Lawrence 9-5-2 14 19 12
Alaska-Fairbanks 15-6 10 6 20
UMass-Lowell 12-8 16 20 17
Western Michigan 11-7-1 7 9 23
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Ferris State 11-7-3 11 12 21
RPI 7-5-2 15 15 16
Providence 9-9-2 17 14 22
Clarkson 6-7-3 26 31 8
St. Cloud 10-7-1 19 16 11
Michigan Tech 9-11-2 27 24 14
Bowling Green 11-13 23 26 15
Tad-rate (ratings only):
1. Maine (3) 45
2. Boston University 40
3. Harvard 39
4. Michigan 38
5. Miami 31
6. Lake Superior 29
7. Minnesota-Duluth 23
8. Wisconsin 19
Yale 19
10. Alaska-Fairbanks 16
Western Michigan 16
12. Michigan State 10
13. Ferris State 9
14. Clarkson 8
15. St. Lawrence 6
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