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>It has been suggested by a few people that the strength of the various leagues
>and perhaps ratings of teams are adversely affected by the also-rans (of any
>given year). So I've run a few "scenarios" using HEAL as a ranking scheme
>(my HEAL program runs faster than my RPI program :-)). I can report that I
>cannot provide any evidence to support that contention. (But what do you
>want for 5 minutes work!).
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>2. Take the top-5 from each league. Result: the western leagues have
> a significant advantage over the eastern leagues. Individual team
> rankings are significantly jumbled with all eastern teams falling in
> the ranking except UML, who raised slightly. Note: CC played only 11
> games against these 20 teams. :-)
I can't figure how CC only played 11 games against the 2-5 places in the
WCHA and the top 5 from the other leagues.
Oct 21-22 Minnesota (2) WCHA2 T,W
Nov 24-25 North Dakota (2) WCHA5 W,W
Dec 27 Cornell (1) ECAC4 W } Denver Cup
Dec 28 Denver (1) WCHA3 L } Games
Jan 5- 6 Minnesota-Duluth (2) WCHA4 W,W
Jan 12-14 Denver (2) WCHA3 L,W
Feb 2- 3 Denver (2) WCHA3 W,W
Feb 9-10 Minnesota (2) WCHA2 L,W
That's 14 games (not much better) at 10-3-1, and 12 if you throw out the
tourney games at 9-2-1.
I must not be doing something right. Can anyone help?
TF
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Anthony J. Frolik University of Minnesota Duluth
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