The process for seeding UAF (somewhere between 7th and 12th) in the 12 team CCHA tournament has been set. It's called "right of refusal". Let's assume the standings remain as follows: 1. Miami 2. Michigan 3. LSSU ... 10. Notre Dame 11. Ohio State CCHA commish Bill Beagan will call Miami coach George Gwozdecky (sp?) and ask him if he prefers Ohio State or UAF in the first round. If Gwozdecky chooses OSU, Beagan will call Michigan coach Red Berenson and ask him if he prefers Notre Dame or UAF, etc. This will go on until someone chooses UAF or Ferris State (6th place) gets stuck with them. Is this a fair system or does it seem bass ackwards? It seems to me that Beagan just didn't have the balls to reach a decision, although that's merely speculation because I have no information as to what went into the decision making process. John H U Mich