but both CC and denver avoided minnesota.
and hey, cornell was in CC's boat 2 years ago (getting mankato state instead
of the cha/aha qualifier).

If you want irate, just talk to any cornell fan.... 18-1-1 record in their
last 20 games, winners of the regular season and conference tourney, and the
numbers say we get to go to minneapolis, where host minnesota is a #1 seed in
spite of losing the last 2 games in the conference tourney, not winning their
regular season conference title and having a 11-8-1 record in the last 20. so,
any of you du/cc fans have regional tixs for minneapolis that you are willing
to sell to big red fans?

LET'S GO RED!!!
rita

Rita-Ann Monde
Trinity College 1991
Cornell University 2000

Quoting Charlie Shub <[log in to unmask]>:

> not only that, but they also then violated the highest ranked team
> stays close to home
>
> what i really don't understand is bemidji going east and colgate going
> west
>
> > Date:         Sun, 20 Mar 2005 11:41:10 -0500
> > From: Craig Powers <[log in to unmask]>
> > Subject: The return of the smoke-filled room?
> > To: [log in to unmask]
> >
> > Any reactions to the committee's lame justification for giving Denver the
> > better first-round matchup than CC?  For my part (as you might have
> guessed
> > by my description of it as "lame"), I'm not at all thrilled with them
> giving
> > Denver the edge based on one extra head-to-head win in five games,
> > considering that CC has the edge in every single other pairwise category,
> > and breaking with over ten years of precedent -- where we may sometimes
> > argue about the specific statistics they use, but most of us seem to be
> > pretty happy with having a more transparent process.
> >
>
>
>
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