Predict the polls

I know they have no meaning but lets predict the top 10.

1.) Minnesota
2.) Wisconsin
3.) Miami
4.) BU
5.) MSU
6.) Cornell
7.) BC
8.) Colorado College
9.) Maine
10.)Denver


I see MSU making a huge jump after the sweep over miami. Cornell should stay around the same, wouldnt be suprised to see them move up one. Depends on how high the voters want to move MSU up. Its wierd but that loss to harvard really didnt hurt us all that much seeing how many other teams had tough weekends.

Feb 20, USCHO poll

1	Minnesota	(37)	21- 6-5	796	1
2	Wisconsin	( 2)	21- 7-3	751	3
3	Miami		( 1)	21- 7-4	683	2
4	Boston University	19- 9-2	665	5
5	Michigan State		19-10-7	588	10
6	Colorado College	21-12-1	563	9
7	Cornell			17- 6-4	533	6
8	Maine			21-10-1	527	11
9	Boston College		19- 9-2	492	4
10	Nebraska-Omaha		18-11-5	421	13
11	Michigan		18-12-4	402	8
12	Denver			18-12-2	382	7
13	North Dakota		20-13-1	382	12
14	New Hampshire		16-11-5	202	17
15	Harvard			15-10-2	194	18
16	Vermont			18-10-4	159	15
17	Providence		16-12-2	156	16
18	St. Lawrence		18-12-2	123	NR
19	St. Cloud State		17-12-3	121	14
20	Colgate			16-10-6	74	20

Ouch. Falling past even our PWR spot...

USA TODAY/American Hockey men's poll

Feb. 20, 2006
    Team (first-place votes)   Record     Points   LW
 1. Minnesota (34)             21-6-5      510      1
 2. Wisconsin                  21-7-3      476      3
 3. Miami (Ohio)               21-7-4      424      2
 4. Boston University          19-9-2      384      5
 5. Colorado College           21-12-1     325      9
 6. Michigan State             19-10-7     312     10
 7. Maine                      21-10-1     310     11
 8. Boston College             19-9-2      299      4
 9. Cornell                    17-6-4      281      6
10. North Dakota               20-13-1     187     12
11. Denver                     18-12-2     170      7
12. Michigan                   18-12-4     144      8
13. Nebraska-Omaha             18-11-5     114     15
14. New Hampshire              16-11-5      57     NR
15. Vermont                    18-10-4      35     13

Others receiving votes:  Providence College, 16; Harvard University, 11;
Clarkson University, 9; St. Lawrence University, 9;
College of the Holy Cross, 7.

neb-o gettin no respect

ebilmes
Ouch. Falling past even our PWR spot...

True, but the distince in the poll between teams ranked 5-9 is smaller than the distance between us and the North Dakota(ranked 10th).

Frankly, I'm just glad that our lack of front-page attention on USCHO has carried over into these past few games of woe.

Darren Leung
Frankly, I'm just glad that our lack of front-page attention on USCHO has carried over into these past few games of woe.

I could have sworn we were the lead article after the Dartmouth win.

ebilmes

Darren Leung
Frankly, I'm just glad that our lack of front-page attention on USCHO has carried over into these past few games of woe.

I could have sworn we were the lead article after the Dartmouth win.

If that's the case, then I stand corrected (my connection went down during the 3rd period of that game and was out for 2 days) and am even more grateful that they chose an upbeat article for our turn on homepage.

USCHO NCAA predictions..



West Regional:

Alabama-Huntsville vs. Minnesota
Maine vs. Cornell


could we get a worst matchup? Maine first round followed by MN if we get back Michigan....though a win against Minnesota would be o so sweeet


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If this trial bracket holds for more than, say, 36 hours, what a sweet trip it would be if we won the opening weekend: knocking off Minnesota (regional final) about three hours away from where Custer got his, followed the next week by a Frozen Four semi where it would be sweet to meet any of them: head-of-stateless Harvard, BU (do we reverse the cheer to "Screw BU, Harvard too"?), Michigan State, or Ohio State (whose number we have, so maybe they'd be looking for the rematch).

I know a lot of people complain about how we get screwed by being sent west, but its not like we're the only ones being sent out there. Holy Cross and Maine join us from the Northeast and I don't think Alabama-Huntsville is exactly close to North Dakota either. Thats roughly 4 teams being sent to the western regionals from either the Northeast or the South. On the other side of the coin, how much do you think Nebraska and Michigan St. want to travel to Albany or Worcester? Throw in Ohio St. and Miami which don't often come this far East (even if they're not that far away) and everything just seems messed up. I know I'd rather have the team playing in Albany so I could have the chance to go and see them but if it doesn't work out like that I'll take comfort in the fact that we're seeded higher than Harvard

If UMD could beat (fairly easily) the Maine I saw in Florida, I feel confident that a match-up vs. Maine wouldn't be THAT bad...though I would prefer it weren't in Grand Forks or the like...