At some time before 2 am eastern, CC ended the marathon by scoring at
the 83:57 mark of the game (final, 5-4). Seven overtimes in one weekend
is amazing.
 
Keith
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The College Hockey Computer Rating
compiled by Keith Instone
 
NOTE: TCHCR is *not* used in conjunction with the NCAA selection process.
 
Includes games on  3/15/92. Last week's ranking includes games on 3/9/92.
 
     Last                      Division I          Schedule Schedule
Rank Week Team                   Record    Rating  Strength   Rank
  1    1  Michigan              30  7  3    84.19    62.33     11
  2    2  Minnesota             32  9  0    82.36    60.05     16
  3    3  Lake Superior         23  9  4    80.85    64.47      5
  4    4  Maine                 29  3  2    77.96    47.17     25
  5    5  Michigan State        21  9  8    77.07    64.10      7
  6    6  Northern Michigan     22 13  3    72.41    61.00     15
  7    7  Wisconsin             23 12  2    70.06    59.98     17
  8    8  Western Michigan      16 14  6    66.11    64.20      6
  9   10  Miami                 17 15  6    65.09    63.91      8
 10    9  Alaska-Anchorage      21  7  1    64.29    46.31     27
 11   11  Boston University     21  8  4    62.09    47.97     24
 12   14  Colorado College      18 16  5    60.31    58.77     18
 13   15  New Hampshire         22 12  2    59.68    48.85     23
 14   12  Ferris State          13 18  7    59.43    65.70      4
 15   17  St Lawrence           22  8  1    59.32    40.53     39
 16   13  Providence            21 13  2    59.03    50.01     22
 17   22  North Dakota          17 21  1    56.78    61.69     14
 18   19  Minnesota-Duluth      15 20  2    56.62    61.90     13
 19   16  Clarkson              20  9  1    56.29    40.16     42
 20   20  Ohio State            12 21  5    55.94    66.17      3
 21   18  Michigan Tech         15 22  1    55.56    63.85      9
 22   21  Illinois-Chicago      10 20  6    55.15    66.37      2
 23   25  St Cloud              13 21  1    54.31    63.07     10
 24   24  Harvard               14  7  6    53.98    43.75     33
 25   23  Bowling Green          8 21  5    53.91    67.81      1
 26   27  Yale                  12  7  7    47.97    42.33     36
 27   26  Boston College        14 18  3    47.71    53.07     20
 28   28  Cornell               14 11  4    46.44    41.30     37
 29   29  Denver                 9 25  2    44.66    62.08     12
 30   30  Vermont               15 12  3    44.33    40.09     44
 31   31  UMass-Lowell           9 19  4    42.12    54.92     19
 32   32  Alaska-Fairbanks      14 17  0    41.53    44.47     30
 33   33  Kent                  10 14  2    41.17    46.40     26
 34   34  RPI                   13 15  4    40.60    43.51     34
 35   35  Northeastern          12 20  0    39.53    50.39     21
 36   36  Princeton             12 14  1    38.06    40.48     40
 37   37  Brown                 10 16  4    36.95    44.02     32
 38   38  Colgate               12 16  1    36.69    41.09     38
 39   39  Merrimack             12 21  0    35.53    46.30     28
 40   40  Alabama-Huntsville     8 11  0    33.93    40.11     43
 41   41  Notre Dame             8 19  0    27.11    44.89     29
 42   42  Dartmouth              3 21  2    16.28    44.12     31
 43   43  Air Force              4 22  0    14.04    39.40     45
 44   44  Union                  2 21  1    12.06    42.87     35
 45   45  Army                   2 16  0     9.51    40.35     41
 
 
The College Hockey Computer Rating uses a connected schedule graph and a
least squares optimization to rate the 45 Division I college hockey teams.
This method considers a team's opponents, and their opponents, etc., until
all 731 Division I games are included.
 
In addition to rating the teams, a strength of schedule is calculated for
each team. The schedule strength can be computed by averaging the ratings
of a team's opponents for each game.
 
For every game, the teams are evaluated based on: the outcome (win, lose,
tie); the margin of victory; percentage of goals allowed; the site of the
game (home, away, neutral ice); and overtime or regulation time.
 
Only games against other Division I teams are considered.
 
Play-off games are weighted more than regular season games.