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Yeah, I guess I didn't fully explore just how volatile the ECAC teams are.
I suspect it has to do with playing relatively few games against TUCs and
Common Opponents, playing 2 games against TUCs can flip several
comparisons while teams from the WCHA & HE are less impacted since many of
'em have played around 20 games against TUCs and 2 more games neither
helps nor hurts that much.
Probably the bottom line is that there's no way for 4 ECAC teams to play
their way into the big dance. SOMEONE will have to go 0-2 (or two teams
will go 0-1-1) against TUCs and that will be costly enough to RPI and TUC
record.
Still the most wonderful day of the year...
Mike
Jeff Kahn wrote:
> Hi Mike,
> You might remember I bought your '03 FF tickets. Regarding your Hockey-L
> post, Cornell is about 99% out if they go 0-2, and might even wind up out
> at 1-1 if 3 teams currently behind them in PWR win the WCHA, HE and CCHA
> tournaments. Princeton is in roughly the same position, so tonight's
> loser will probably need to win the consolation game to qualify.
> Jeff Kahn
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