I'm online at the moment, but as soon as I'm off I'll dress up the
tiebreaking rules for all conferences.  They are fairly straightforward
and good for the CCHA, extremely complex for the ECAC, terse and ambiguous
for HE and verbose and ambiguous for WCHA, but ...
 
In the meantime, the first tiebreaker for WCHA is head-to-head; second is
most wins in the conference (helpful, huh?), then it degenerates.  Outta
be able to get it our tonight yet.  (well, very early morning then,
considering the time now).
 
-glen-
 
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