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| Date: | Wed, 16 Mar 1994 20:59:11 -0600 |
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> Since RPICH historically has been a good predictor if the NC$$ Tournament
> picks/seedings in the past, I thought it might be fun to look at the current
> seeds (as extracted from this week's posting) heading into the play-offs:
> EAST WEST
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> Boston Univ. 1 Michigan
> New Hampshire 2 Minnesota
> Harvard 3 Wisconsin
> Maine 4 Lake State
> UM-Lowell 5 W. Michigan
> N'Eastern 6 N. Michigan
> RPI 7 Michigan State
> Clarkson 8 Colorado College
I see it (based on the 3/13 RPICH) as follows, using this simple
rule for seeding: take the next highest spot, if there are two
equal spots, go with the nearest region. This ignores the
cross-overs and all that (are they doing that this year?):
E W
1 BU Michigan
2 UNH Harvard
3 Maine Minnesota
4 Lowel Wisconsin
5 Northeastern LSSU
6 NMU WMU
(top 16 from 3/13 RPICH for those who already deleted it)
G W L T Win% Win% Win% RPICH
1 Boston University 36 28- 7- 1 .7917 .5624 .5219 .6096
2 Michigan 38 31- 6- 1 .8289 .5010 .4977 .5822
3 New Hampshire 36 22-12- 2 .6389 .5376 .5203 .5586
4 Harvard 29 21- 4- 4 .7931 .4691 .4912 .5556
5 Minnesota 38 22-12- 4 .6316 .5268 .5120 .5493
6 Maine 36 17-15- 4 .5278 .5728 .5204 .5484
7 Wisconsin 38 24-13- 1 .6447 .5175 .5139 .5484
8 Mass Lowell 36 21- 8- 7 .6806 .4932 .5156 .5456
9 Lake Superior 39 26- 9- 4 .7179 .4740 .5079 .5434
10 Northeastern 36 19-11- 6 .6111 .5074 .5297 .5389
11 Western Michigan 36 22-11- 3 .6528 .4945 .5016 .5358
12 Northern Michigan 38 22-15- 1 .5921 .5120 .5155 .5329
13 Michigan State 37 21-11- 5 .6351 .4924 .5064 .5316
14 Colorado College 39 23-11- 5 .6538 .4743 .5171 .5299
15 RPI 32 19- 9- 4 .6563 .4872 .4845 .5288
16 Clarkson 30 17- 8- 5 .6500 .4866 .4862 .5274
--david
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