USA Today/USA Hockey Mag 9/27
Team Points (First Place Votes) Last Poll
1 Boston College 504 (28) 1
2 North Dakota 462 (4) 7
3 Miami 437 (2) 3
4 Michigan 383 8
5 Yale 334 6
6 St. Cloud 308 5
7 Maine 281 NR
8 New Hampshire 206 11
9 Minnesota D'th 195 NR
10 Cornell 162 9
11 Denver 146 4
12 Alaska 125 15
13 Wisconsin 115 2
14 Boston U 69 NR
15 Minnesota 50 NR
Others receiving votes: University of Notre Dame 43, Rochester Institute of Technology 38, Bemidji State University 36, Ferris State University 36, Union College 34, University of Vermont 28, Northern Michigan University 18, Michigan State University 21, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 16, Colorado College 14, Northeastern University 14, University of Nebraska at Omaha 3, Merrimack College 2.
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/rankings/?data=national#ixzz10pGZ85u5
A mere 4 ECAC schools receiving votes. Must be expecting a down year. However, this is the poll where they rank only 1/4 of the schools in the country whereas the other ranks 1/3.
At least we have another year where we appear in the top 10. I do not think that's going to last very long. ::whistle::
Quote from: TrotskyAt least we have another year where we appear in the top 10. I do not think that's going to last very long. ::whistle::
I was just thinking that this might be our high water mark.
Quote from: KeithKQuote from: TrotskyAt least we have another year where we appear in the top 10. I do not think that's going to last very long. ::whistle::
I was just thinking that this might be our high water mark.
Probably, but it says something that even in a year when we are not so much rebuilding as starting from scratch, we still get the benefit of the doubt.
Well, maybe what it says is the voters just copy down last March's top 10 and move their favorites up a couple slots. But it's gratifying anyway.
For comparison, the history of our ranking (http://www.tbrw.info/weekly_Updates/cornelll_Poll_History.html) since 1995. Oct. 6 1997 and Oct. 2 2006 could be comparable starting points.
I just hope people aren't going apeshit by January if we're around .500 in conference, saying "this is a top 10 team, why are we so mediocre!?" This is probably one of the least experienced teams in the last 20 years when talking about guys in major roles returning. This should be a fun year discovering what we have to look forward to 2-3 years down the road, not a year of constantly smashing our heads against the wall because they haven't already arrived.
Name recognition goes a long way in these things, eh?
Quote from: Josh '99Name recognition goes a long way in these things, eh?
Exactly, look at Michigan at #4. Great history but they barely made the NCAA tourney last year - they had to win the CCHA tourney after a lousy overall season.
Quote from: RatushnyFanQuote from: Josh '99Name recognition goes a long way in these things, eh?
Exactly, look at Michigan at #4. Great history but they barely made the NCAA tourney last year - they had to win the CCHA tourney after a lousy overall season.
But of course the coaches and media pick them and Miami 1-2 in CCHA. Looking at who they have coming back, I'd give Mich a lot more chance than us.
For what it's worth, INCH lists us (http://www.insidecollegehockey.com/5Polls/1011/great58_0901.htm) 15, while Yale is 7 and Union, RPI are 12 and 13. USCHO's ECAC summary comes out Tuesday. I don't know about CHN, Adam?
USCHO has us at #11.
http://www.uscho.com/rankings/index.php
USCHO has us as 5 in their review. (http://www.uscho.com/news/college-hockey/id,18822/ECACHockeypreparesforanothercrazyridein201011.html)
QuoteWhy: Where will the offense come from? How close can the new goalies come to filling Scrivens' sizable shoes? But that said, this is Cornell: "Mediocre" isn't in the vocabulary.
Quote from: Jim HylaUSCHO has us as 5 in their review. (http://www.uscho.com/news/college-hockey/id,18822/ECACHockeypreparesforanothercrazyridein201011.html)QuoteWhy: Where will the offense come from? How close can the new goalies come to filling Scrivens' sizable shoes? But that said, this is Cornell: "Mediocre" isn't in the vocabulary.
I almost spat coffee when I read that Yale "hasn't lost much." Arcobello, Backman and Dignard? Christ on a diving board, they may be returning a lot, but they've certainly lost a lot too.
I already gave Brian crap for going with 5th and his reply was, "If it were anyone other than Cornell, it'd be 8th."
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: Jim HylaUSCHO has us as 5 in their review. (http://www.uscho.com/news/college-hockey/id,18822/ECACHockeypreparesforanothercrazyridein201011.html)QuoteWhy: Where will the offense come from? How close can the new goalies come to filling Scrivens' sizable shoes? But that said, this is Cornell: "Mediocre" isn't in the vocabulary.
I almost spat coffee when I read that Yale "hasn't lost much." Arcobello, Backman and Dignard? Christ on a diving board, they may be returning a lot, but they've certainly lost a lot too.
I certainly won't miss Arcobello.
I agree that the question of the day is where will the offense come from. My observation is that the game has become faster with more of a premium on speed and skill. The contrast with Yale last year could not have been clearer.
I take it as a given that we will continue to be beasts when our defense is set up but I thought we had a lot of trouble in transition and moving the puck through the neutral zone last year. Perhaps those with better credentials than mine can comment on where the offense will come from.
I think we'll be relying on a lot of "grinder" type goals from guys like J. Devin and Collins. You have to hope that our more "high skill" guys -- think Esposito, Jillson and Roeszler -- will be able to continue the improvement that they showed toward the end of last season.
Given the depth on defense that we seem to have with Gotovets and Brisson being added to our returning group, I wouldn't be surprised to see Whitney get a fair amount of time at forward to add some scoring punch.
Quote from: Jim HylaUSCHO has us as 5 in their review. (http://www.uscho.com/news/college-hockey/id,18822/ECACHockeypreparesforanothercrazyridein201011.html)QuoteWhy: Where will the offense come from? How close can the new goalies come to filling Scrivens' sizable shoes? But that said, this is Cornell: "Mediocre" isn't in the vocabulary.
New starting goalie is most likely Garman, not Iles unless there's a need - I heard this from a player. We'll still have to wait and see how Mike performs under pressure, but he was able to hold the line last year when Scrivens broke, so I have a lot of confidence in him.
As to the offense, we'll just have to wait and see as well. These pre-season polls mean very little anyways.
INCH's ECAC picks lists us at 4 (http://insidecollegehockey.com/inch/2010/10/05/1011-ecach-preview/), under the title of "PRIMED FOR A FALL". Iles is "IMPACT NEWCOMER".
The ECAC has a poll up (http://www.ecachockey.com/men/index?t=1286712595280) on who will win the ECAC regular season. Currently it's 38-31 Yale over us.
Log on and vote for Yale. Reverse woof.
Quote from: TimVLog on and vote for Yale. Reverse woof.
The Woofing Gods are not amused.
We slip to 13 in the USCHO (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/) poll based on our clutch and grab dryland training. One place better in the USA Today (http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/hockey/usatmen.htm) poll.
With Mercyhurst's losss, the Cornell women move up a notch to Number One in the USA Today (http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/hockey/usatwomen.htm) poll. The USCHO (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/d-i-womens-poll/) poll leaves them #2, with Wisconsin leapfrogging them to replace Mercyhurst.
Dropped to 14 this week in the USCHO (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/) poll and 15 in USA Today (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/usa-today-mens/).
Quote from: nyc94Dropped to 14 this week in the USCHO (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/) poll and 15 in USA Today (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/usa-today-mens/).
It's tough what a couple of wins will do to you.
Somehow we're still 19 in USCHO. (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/d-i-mens-poll/) The women are still 2. At least INCH (http://insidecollegehockey.com/5Polls/1011/polls_0905.htm) had the good sense to drop us.
Via ECAC, Schafer on All-Acess. (http://c1.libsyn.com/media/23368/collegehockeyallaccess103010.wma?nvb=20101102121251&nva=20101103122251&sid=82b410db3880d50af2111b16730d9c7c&l_sid=23368&l_eid=&l_mid=2222716&t=01764977d8b0183105bcf) and Moulson mic'd (http://video.islanders.nhl.com/videocenter/console?catid=-6&id=80979) against Montreal.
Also we're out of the top 15 in USA .... poll. (http://usahockey.com/Template_Usahockey.aspx?NAV=PL_03_01&id=198180)
Out of the top 20 in the Nov. 8 USCHO poll. (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/d-i-mens-poll/) Tied with Robert Morris for most points (30) in Others Receiving Votes. Yale up to third with five first place votes (out of 50). Union at 12th.
1st time out of the top 20 since 3/24/08.
And a single last place vote in the USA Today Poll (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/national-polls/)
The Women remain at #2 so the OT loss to Mercyhurst did not seem to hurt their standing.
Quote from: Chris 02And a single last place vote in the USA Today Poll (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/national-polls/)
That's a single
20th pace vote. ::looking::
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: Chris 02And a single last place vote in the USA Today Poll (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/national-polls/)
That's a single 20th pace vote. ::looking::
Last place, implying a 15th place vote from a single voter. Was that what you meant?
Quote from: Chris 02Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: Chris 02And a single last place vote in the USA Today Poll (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/national-polls/)
That's a single 20th pace vote. ::looking::
Last place, implying a 15th place vote from a single voter. Was that what you meant?
Yes.
Cornell drops to 24 in the USCHO poll (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/).
5. Yale
14. Union
18. RPI
22. Dartmouth
24. Cornell
27. Princeton
29. Clarkson (tied)
This week Cornell did not receive a single vote in either the USCHO or USA Today poll for the first time in 62 polling weeks dating back to Nov 5 2007.
Quote from: TrotskyThis week Cornell did not receive a single vote in either the USCHO or USA Today poll for the first time in 62 polling weeks dating back to Nov 5 2007.
While that is certainly true for the men the women are ranked #2
Quote from: Towerroad...and no one has scored on Amanda Mazzotta in the last 139:05 minutes.
Did you have to jinx her? Why not just say only another 309:35 minutes and the NCAA record's hers? **]
Quote from: ithacatQuote from: Towerroad...and no one has scored on Amanda Mazzotta in the last 139:05 minutes.
Did you have to jinx her? Why not just say only another 309:35 minutes and the NCAA record's hers? **]
I am not sure of what you speak. LGR!!!
Quote from: TowerroadQuote from: TrotskyThis week Cornell did not receive a single vote in either the USCHO or USA Today poll for the first time in 62 polling weeks dating back to Nov 5 2007.
While that is certainly true for the men the women are ranked #2
sigh
Quote from: ugarteQuote from: TowerroadQuote from: TrotskyThis week Cornell did not receive a single vote in either the USCHO or USA Today poll for the first time in 62 polling weeks dating back to Nov 5 2007.
While that is certainly true for the men the women are ranked #2
sigh
Not any more...moved up to #1 in latest USCHO poll, by a single point.
Has the women's team ever been the #1 team in the country?
Quote from: margolismQuote from: ugarteQuote from: TowerroadQuote from: TrotskyThis week Cornell did not receive a single vote in either the USCHO or USA Today poll for the first time in 62 polling weeks dating back to Nov 5 2007.
While that is certainly true for the men the women are ranked #2
sigh
Not any more...moved up to #1 in latest USCHO poll, by a single point.
Has the women's team ever been the #1 team in the country?
Maybe once back in the early days of women's college hockey, but I don't think there would have been polls then.
Lots of ECAC teams in the men's D1 poll. Just not us. Seeing Yale ranked #1 now makes our effort at Lynah seem all the better, if not a victory.
http://www.uscho.com/rankingsnew/
[b]USCHO Poll[/b]
1. Yale (up from 2)
13. Union
15. RPI
19. Dartmouth
Also getting votes: Clarkson, Princeton.
Cornell women remain #1 with 142 points and 8 firsts to 139 and 7 first for Wisconsin.
[b]USA Today / Coaches' Poll[/b]
1. Yale
6. Maine
8. Miami
13. Union
15. RPI
Also: Dartmouth
The Florida Classic teams this week are rated (USCHO)
6. Miami no change
8. Maine +1
NR Cornell and St. Cloud State
Alas, had only the "no goal" call gone the other way...
Quote from: KillerAlas, had only the "no goal" call gone the other way...
Yeah, we wouldn't be any better, but Yale wouldn't be number 1.
Quote from: Jim HylaQuote from: KillerAlas, had only the "no goal" call gone the other way...
Yeah, we wouldn't be any better, but Yale wouldn't be number 1.
Seeding committees should consider quality losses, too, as would be the case of Cornell-Yale Round I but not Jets-Patriots Round II.
Yale may be No. 1, but their fans still suck. They didn't even sell out their game Sunday afternoon against Union.
Quote from: dbilmesYale may be No. 1, but their fans still suck. They didn't even sell out their game Sunday afternoon against Union.
All true but I think this year I'm buying tickets in advance. It took 20 minutes to scrounge up 2 outside Ingalls last year, although one turned out to be free (the advantage of wearing a Cornell jersey).
Anyway I think Yale is a placeholder for someone out West who goes on a December-early January tear.
Quote from: billhowardSeeing Yale ranked #1
is causing much whining over at USCHO. (http://www.uscho.com/2010/12/07/yale-takes-over-at-top-of-mens-poll/)
Ivies atop both Division I polls. How sweet.
Quote from: nyc94Quote from: billhowardSeeing Yale ranked #1
is causing much whining over at USCHO. (http://www.uscho.com/2010/12/07/yale-takes-over-at-top-of-mens-poll/)
As expected when I saw Al's post: a lot of fans with limited access to spell/grammar-checking who are upset that their teams aren't #1. Unspoken is the greater annoyance that not only will these Ivy League twits rise to control the business world upon graduation, but now they're atop the college world, too.
A couple lucid posts such as this:
Quote from: redgopherMr. Weasel, don't be to quick to make that assumption [Yale #1 only b/c of soft schedule] until you have seen Yale Play, I grew up watching hockey in Minnesota, and this Yale Team is one of the strongest Offensively skilled teams I have seen in the last 45 years of watching college hockey. I don't know what your experience is, but I have been to alot of college games and have seen alot of hockey over the years.
Quote from: nyc94Quote from: billhowardSeeing Yale ranked #1
is causing much whining over at USCHO. (http://www.uscho.com/2010/12/07/yale-takes-over-at-top-of-mens-poll/)
AAAAAGH, MY EYES!
I should know better than to look at that crap by now.
Quote from: Josh '99Quote from: nyc94Quote from: billhowardSeeing Yale ranked #1
is causing much whining over at USCHO. (http://www.uscho.com/2010/12/07/yale-takes-over-at-top-of-mens-poll/)
AAAAAGH, MY EYES!
I should know better than to look at that crap by now.
We were all warned back in Sunday School what would happen (John 12:40), ""He hath blinded their eyes and hardened their hearts." It's worse for those who are strict grammarians.
There and
their seems to be a continuing difficulty and
its / it's approaches less than random outcome (grammar meets anti-matter).
But it's page views. Doubleclick has been served.
Quote from: billhowardQuote from: Josh '99Quote from: nyc94Quote from: billhowardSeeing Yale ranked #1
is causing much whining over at USCHO. (http://www.uscho.com/2010/12/07/yale-takes-over-at-top-of-mens-poll/)
AAAAAGH, MY EYES!
I should know better than to look at that crap by now.
We were all warned back in Sunday School what would happen (John 12:40), ""He hath blinded their eyes and hardened their hearts." It's worse for those who are strict grammarians. There and their seems to be a continuing difficulty and its / it's approaches less than random outcome (grammar meets anti-matter). But it's page views. Doubleclick has been served.
"If it weren't for my horse, ..."
Two page spread on Yale Hockey in today's NY Daily News:
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/college/2011/01/01/2011-01-01_yale_behind_the_guiding_hand_of_explayer_keith_allain_has_reached_new_hockey_hei.html
Certainly a very clear contrast in playing styles.
Here's a quote from Trotsky on September 28: "I just hope people aren't going apeshit by January if we're around .500 in conference, saying "this is a top 10 team, why are we so mediocre!?" This is probably one of the least experienced teams in the last 20 years when talking about guys in major roles returning. This should be a fun year discovering what we have to look forward to 2-3 years down the road, not a year of constantly smashing our heads against the wall because they haven't already arrived."
Two thoughts:
Geez, this guy is scarily prophetic.
Thanks for putting this season into perspective...doesn't make it any easier, though...
Cornell surges with a four-point weekend on the road and the voters apparently want to see more. At least Harvard isn't doing any better. Among ECAC teams:
http://www.uscho.com/rankings/d-i-mens-poll/
Jan 10, 2011
1. Yale
10. RPI
14. Union
Also receing votes: Princeton, Dartmouth, Clarkson.
Cornell women remain second behind Wisconsin, with 3 first place votes to the Badgers' 12
Quote from: billhowardCornell surges with a four-point weekend on the road and the voters apparently want to see more. At least Harvard isn't doing any better. Among ECAC teams:
http://www.uscho.com/rankings/d-i-mens-poll/
Jan 10, 2011
1. Yale
10. RPI
14. Union
Also receing votes: Princeton, Dartmouth, Clarkson.
Cornell women remain second behind Wisconsin, with 3 first place votes to the Badgers' 12
Looks like Cornell will host two ranked teams this weekend.
http://www.collegehockeynews.com/ratings/ncaapwcr.php
Our near-sweep (excluding the second and third periods of Saturday's game) didn't buy Cornell men even a single vote in either poll but it did knock RPI down about 4 places to the mid-teens. I still say we're the most under-rating team in the bottom half of the rankings. Yale lost but still remained #1.
Women still #2 behind Wisconsin.
Quote from: BigRedHockeyFanhttp://www.collegehockeynews.com/ratings/ncaapwcr.php
I think maybe this link (http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2011/01/18_committee_tweaks_pairwise.php) is more instructive about the changes. Basically, they redefined TUC as "team with RPI over .500" rather than "team in the top 25 of RPI" (which I personally didn't remember them ever having changed it to, but that's just because I wasn't paying attention).
Quote from: billhowardOur near-sweep (excluding the second and third periods of Saturday's game) didn't buy Cornell men even a single vote in either poll but it did knock RPI down about 4 places to the mid-teens. I still say we're the most under-rating team in the bottom half of the rankings. Yale lost but still remained #1.
Women still #2 behind Wisconsin.
The only poll that matters...
(http://blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com/valleyfever/assets_c/2009/10/stripper%20pole-thumb-308x304.jpg)
OK, that's just wrong.
Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82OK, that's just wrong.
So, so wrong.
One of the polls covers half the D1 teams in the country and we remain without even a single honorable mention vote. Wonder what our previous record is for weeks without a mention?
Women still #2.
Quote from: billhowardOne of the polls covers half the D1 teams in the country and we remain without even a single honorable mention vote. Wonder what our previous record is for weeks without a mention?
Women still #2.
I know I'm out on a limb here, but we probably didn't get any votes at all in 93-94.
Quote from: billhowardOne of the polls covers half the D1 teams in the country and we remain without even a single honorable mention vote. Wonder what our previous record is for weeks without a mention?
We're currently 34th in KRACH. USCHO poll has 31 teams with at least one point, USA Today has 20.
These records (http://www.tbrw.info/weekly_Updates/cornell_Poll_History.html) only go back to 1995. If anybody finds earlier ones, I'd be grateful. There was once a poll conducted by a Minnesota radio (TV?) station, and Don Birkmeier's old newsletter may have had records. Or there's always a library of back issues of IJ waiting for a research job by some enterprising and bored youngster.
Current stretch: 8 polls (from 22 Nov 10)
This is the longest streak in over 10 years. Prior to the streak, Cornell had received at least 1 vote in 223 of the previous 227 poll weeks, including one streak of 153 in a row.
Longest streaks without a point:
16 polls (18 Jan 99 through 15 Nov 99)
15 polls (06 Dec 99 through end of season)
10 polls (02 Mar 98 through 09 Nov 98)
The streak of 28 polls from 13 Oct 95 through 11 Nov 96 was, I believe, restricted to failure to crack the top 10.
Cornell in the Pairwise:
http://www.collegehockeynews.com/ratings/ncaapwcr.php
Our long national nightmare is over:
24th with 3 votes in USCHO (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/?data=national).
Still absent from USA Today (http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/hockey/usatmen.htm).
Quote from: TrotskyOur long national nightmare is over:
24th with 3 votes in USCHO (http://www.uscho.com/rankings/?data=national).
But ahead of the Goofers.:-}
The mid-late 1990s version of myself just fell out of his chair when I told him that Yale, RPI, Union, Notre Dame, Merrimack, & Miami (OH) make up half of the Top 12.
Reason #802 why I love college hockey.
Cornell is picking up steam. 5 votes this week in the USCHO Feb, 14 poll, which is the 24th most votes out of 26 teams receiving votes out of ~ 58 D1 schools. Union moves from 9 to 7, RPI falls from 8 to 14. That would of course be the result of the poor officiating rather than Cornell's OT goal Saturday.
http://www.uscho.com/rankings/
USA Today / Hockey Magazine only goes to 15 ranked teams and 4 others getting votes, so we're not on the list there.
http://www.uscho.com/rankings/national-polls/
North Dakota takes over the top spot. BC second, Yale third. While BC was the unanimous number one last week, four different teams received first place votes this week: UND (21), BC (13), Yale (15), and Merrimack (1). Union is fifth, RPI is 14, Dartmouth is 18. Princeton and Cornell are in the "others receiving votes" category with 33 and 24, respectively.
Cornell's dominant bye week moves them up from 25 to 23 in the USCHO poll.
Team (First Place) Record Points Last Poll
1 North Dakota (39) 26- 8-3 987 1
2 Boston College (10) 26- 7-1 953 2
3 Yale ( 1) 23- 5-1 892 3
4 Union 25- 7-4 842 4
5 Michigan 23- 9-4 784 5
6 Denver 21-10-5 709 5
7 Miami 19- 9-6 666 8
8 Notre Dame 21-10-5 620 10
9 Merrimack 22- 8-4 583 9
10 New Hampshire 19- 9-6 573 7
11 Minnesota-Duluth 20- 9-6 531 11
12 Nebraska-Omaha 21-13-2 488 12
13 Boston University 18-10-8 353 13
14 Maine 17-10-7 345 14
15 Western Michigan 16-10-10 286 15
16 Colorado College 19-16-3 221 17
17 Minnesota 16-12-6 185 19
18 Dartmouth 16-10-3 165 20
19 Wisconsin 20-14-4 164 18
20 Rensselaer 20-12-5 98 16
Others Receiving Votes: St. Cloud State 21, Ferris State 17, Cornell 10, Rochester Institute of Technology 4, Robert Morris 2, Alaska 1
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/rankings/#ixzz1G1JS0fvO
Quote from: TrotskyCornell's dominant bye week moves them up from 25 to 23 in the USCHO poll.
Team (First Place) Record Points Last Poll
1 North Dakota (39) 26- 8-3 987 1
2 Boston College (10) 26- 7-1 953 2
3 Yale ( 1) 23- 5-1 892 3
4 Union 25- 7-4 842 4
5 Michigan 23- 9-4 784 5
6 Denver 21-10-5 709 5
7 Miami 19- 9-6 666 8
8 Notre Dame 21-10-5 620 10
9 Merrimack 22- 8-4 583 9
10 New Hampshire 19- 9-6 573 7
11 Minnesota-Duluth 20- 9-6 531 11
12 Nebraska-Omaha 21-13-2 488 12
13 Boston University 18-10-8 353 13
14 Maine 17-10-7 345 14
15 Western Michigan 16-10-10 286 15
16 Colorado College 19-16-3 221 17
17 Minnesota 16-12-6 185 19
18 Dartmouth 16-10-3 165 20
19 Wisconsin 20-14-4 164 18
20 Rensselaer 20-12-5 98 16
Others Receiving Votes: St. Cloud State 21, Ferris State 17, Cornell 10, Rochester Institute of Technology 4, Robert Morris 2, Alaska 1
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/rankings/#ixzz1G1JS0fvO
How much would it cost me to have you not play?
Quote from: TowerroadQuote from: TrotskyCornell's dominant bye week moves them up from 25 to 23 in the USCHO poll.
Team (First Place) Record Points Last Poll
1 North Dakota (39) 26- 8-3 987 1
2 Boston College (10) 26- 7-1 953 2
3 Yale ( 1) 23- 5-1 892 3
4 Union 25- 7-4 842 4
5 Michigan 23- 9-4 784 5
6 Denver 21-10-5 709 5
7 Miami 19- 9-6 666 8
8 Notre Dame 21-10-5 620 10
9 Merrimack 22- 8-4 583 9
10 New Hampshire 19- 9-6 573 7
11 Minnesota-Duluth 20- 9-6 531 11
12 Nebraska-Omaha 21-13-2 488 12
13 Boston University 18-10-8 353 13
14 Maine 17-10-7 345 14
15 Western Michigan 16-10-10 286 15
16 Colorado College 19-16-3 221 17
17 Minnesota 16-12-6 185 19
18 Dartmouth 16-10-3 165 20
19 Wisconsin 20-14-4 164 18
20 Rensselaer 20-12-5 98 16
Others Receiving Votes: St. Cloud State 21, Ferris State 17, Cornell 10, Rochester Institute of Technology 4, Robert Morris 2, Alaska 1
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/rankings/#ixzz1G1JS0fvO
How much would it cost me to have you not play?
You couldn't afford it.
Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82Quote from: TowerroadQuote from: TrotskyCornell's dominant bye week moves them up from 25 to 23 in the USCHO poll.
Team (First Place) Record Points Last Poll
1 North Dakota (39) 26- 8-3 987 1
2 Boston College (10) 26- 7-1 953 2
3 Yale ( 1) 23- 5-1 892 3
4 Union 25- 7-4 842 4
5 Michigan 23- 9-4 784 5
6 Denver 21-10-5 709 5
7 Miami 19- 9-6 666 8
8 Notre Dame 21-10-5 620 10
9 Merrimack 22- 8-4 583 9
10 New Hampshire 19- 9-6 573 7
11 Minnesota-Duluth 20- 9-6 531 11
12 Nebraska-Omaha 21-13-2 488 12
13 Boston University 18-10-8 353 13
14 Maine 17-10-7 345 14
15 Western Michigan 16-10-10 286 15
16 Colorado College 19-16-3 221 17
17 Minnesota 16-12-6 185 19
18 Dartmouth 16-10-3 165 20
19 Wisconsin 20-14-4 164 18
20 Rensselaer 20-12-5 98 16
Others Receiving Votes: St. Cloud State 21, Ferris State 17, Cornell 10, Rochester Institute of Technology 4, Robert Morris 2, Alaska 1
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/rankings/#ixzz1G1JS0fvO
How much would it cost me to have you not play?
You couldn't afford it.
Ah the classics!
Quote from: TowerroadQuote from: Jeff Hopkins '82Quote from: TowerroadQuote from: TrotskySnip
How much would it cost me to have you not play?
You couldn't afford it.
Ah the classics!
Yeah, not enough Marx Brothers references here.