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> I think we'll also have to keep an eye on the "have-nots". Harvard swept
this
> weekend (UVM & Dartmouth), Yale was a preseason #4 by the coaches and
looked
> very good last night, and Union really could be just a few games away from
> putting everything together.
 
I was just referring to the records of the teams in conference, and with
less than half the season in the books those are of course subject to shake
up.
 
I'd expect at least one pair from the top 7 / bottom 5 breakdown to change
places in the final standings, though I do suspect our 5 (wince) home ice
teams will come from the current top 7.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
>
> The ECAC has traditionally been very competitive, despite its reputation
of
> being the 4th best conference in Division I. I don't think this year will
be
> any different. I don't recall who said it, but 5 OT games in Lake Placid
could
> very well happen - not to mention a few cardiac arrests.....
>
> Andy Weise
> SUNY Potsdam '93
> Union College '95
>
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