> Does SLU take a lot of coincidentals...
 
Maybe, but apparently SLU just doesn't draw that many penalties.
Vermont and Princeton are the least-short-handed teams in the ECAC;
everybody else is about equal.
 
On the powerplay, RPI (lots) and SLU (few) are the only outliers in
# of opportunities.
 
What's this mean?  Probably that certain teams have drawn "penalize anything
that moves" refs more often...
 
 
 
The whole story:
 
     Power play (league)
 
     Team           PPG-ATT    PP PCT
     ===================================
     Cornell         28-91      30.8
     St. Lawrence    21-77      27.3
     Rensselaer      26-121     21.5
     Clarkson        20-100     20.0
     Harvard         19-99      19.2
     Dartmouth       18-97      18.6
     Brown           17-93      18.3
     Colgate         17-103     16.5
     Princeton       14-87      16.1
     Yale            13-88      14.8
     Union           12-87      13.8
     Vermont         13-96      13.5
 
     Penalty killing (league)
 
     Team           PPG-ATT    PK PCT
     ===================================
     Brown          91-103       88.3
     Clarkson       91-106       85.8
     Union          83-99        83.8
     Vermont        66-79        83.5
     Harvard        80-96        83.3
     Rensselaer     85-102       83.3
     Cornell        80-97        82.5
     Colgate        68-88        77.3
     Dartmouth      70-92        76.1
     Yale           74-99        74.7
     St. Lawrence   73-98        74.5
     Princeton      58-81        71.6
 
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