I think this just goes to prove that the PPG statistic isn't very useful
after the first few weeks, as you can see already, except for Minnesota,
the standings are exactly the same.  I agree with Charlie in the early
going, but we're only three weeks into the season, and the anomolies (SP?)
are pretty much wiped out.
 
Besides, all it really is is winning percentage, which people probably
have more experience with and would be more familiar with.
 
Tony
 
On Sun, 9 Nov 1997, Charlie Shub wrote (and I edited):
 
>                       WCHA
>                        GP  W-L-T   Pts  GF-GA  ppg  || Win Pct.
>                        ========================================
>  1  St Cloud            4  3-1-0    6   13-10  1.50 ||  .750
>     Wisconsin           4  3-1-0    6   12-9   1.50 ||  .750
>  3  Colorado College    4  2-1-1    5   14-12  1.25 ||  .625
>     North Dakota        4  2-1-1    5   15-13  1.25 ||  .625
>  5  Minnesota-Duluth    4  2-2-0    4   12-14  1.00 ||  .500
>     Minnesota           6  3-3-0    6   22-19  1.00 ||  .500
>  7  Alaska-Anchorage    3  1-2-0    2    4-7   0.67 ||  .333
>     Denver              3  1-2-0    2    9-8   0.67 ||  .333
>  9  Michigan Tech       6  1-5-0    2   16-25  0.33 ||  .167
 
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