Further to Charlie's summary, ...

Mostly for my own practice and edification, I put up web pages with more
detailed miscalculations than you could digest projecting the calculated NCAA
tournament selection outcome of each of the remaining 64 conference tournament
scenarios.  It's at  http://www.geocities.com/comradebobby/zam/t/tourn.html .

I'm still trying to figure out what it means and I wouldn't recommend you bet
the farm on anything I put there.  If you hate farming, give it to me.

boB



Charlie Shub wrote:

> 0 from the CHA   -       nobody is in
>                          everybody is out
> 1 from the MAAC       -  the winner of the mercyhurst - quinnipiac game
>                          is in everybody else is out
> 1 or 2 from the ECAC  -  harvard is in only if they win the
>                          championship game
>                          cornell is in with a win and most likely in
>                          with a loss
> 3 from HE             -  Maine and new hampshire are absolutely locks
>                          BU seems to be in as well.
> 3 or 4 from the WCHA  -  Denver, Minnesota, and the winner of this
>                          afternoon's 3rd place game are in and the
>                          loser of this afternoon's 3rd place game is
>                          probably in.  St. Cloud is in even if they lose
>                          and there appears to be only one or two scenarios
>                          where CC won't get in
> 2 to 4 from the CCHA  -  Ohio State needs to win the tournament to get in.
>                          Northern is squarely on the bubble.
>                          Michigan State is a lock
>                          Michigan may be in.
>                          Fairbanks has an outside shot
>                          There is no way there will be 5 CCHA teams in
>                          the tournament as 8 slots are locked up by
>                          other conferences