well, I would have like to have seen the CC-michigan game played at a
neutral site. granted, CC put themselves in a hole [especially with the
goalie giveaway in the 2nd period, and the late penalty], I do think
playing on their home rink was worth at least a goal for michigan. and
in the East and MidWest regionals, a single goal was worth a lot this
weekend.

As for the bracket pairings, how pleased were BU-UNH at meeting for the
5th time this season? I know having 4 hockey east teams and 5 wcha
teams was a headache for the committee, but as discussed in detail last
week here and elsewhere, some unfavorable matchups [like BU-UNH part V]
could have been avoided.  So, i think "some" credit, still might be too
much.

All of the 5 games i saw this weekend [cornell - msu, bc-osu,
maine-michigan, bc-cornell and maine-cc], all were great!!!

thanks to all who gave me the direct tv-satellite tv primer... the
sports bar i went to had no trouble finding the stations.

Let's Go Red!!!

Rita-Ann Monde

Trinity College 1991
Cornell University 2000

On Sunday, March 30, 2003, at 03:43 PM, Thom Davis wrote:

> Pam Sweeney wrote:
>
> "Correct me if I'm wrong (and I'm sure someone will), but not only does
> each "major" conference have a representative in the Frozen Four, but I
> believe each is represented by their playoff champion. Four teams that
> got
> hot at playoff time -- should make for a great Frozen Four!"
>
>
> And, three of the four teams are the same that played in St. Paul last
> April, and three of the four teams were #1 seeds this year. Gotta give
> the
> bracketeers some credit, I guess?
>
> Go Cats!
>
> Thom Davis
> UNH '71
>