Friday: other scores

[Greg Berge]

The ECAC:

Cornell 3 RPI 2
Brown 4 Yale 3 (ot)
Harvard 4 Vermont 2

Colgate-Dartmouth 3-3 and now going to their 4th overtime period!

[Jim Hyla]

Colgate wins 4-3. How about tomorrow or Sun.?



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[Greg Berge]

Looks like CC has it wrapped up against UAA tonight, so no 35:1 upset there. ;-)

Gate had 70 shots on goal.



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[Greg Berge]

BU-BC 5-5 in their 2nd overtime.

[Greg Berge]

CC 5 UAA 3.  Not a bad showing by the Seawolves.

NoDak is going down the toilet -- lost to Denver 4-1 tonight.

[Justin Nachod \'04]

BU beats BC 6-5

[Greg Berge]

BU 6 BC 5, 2ot.

[Greg Berge]

As of now there is a 5-way tie of teams with 13 pairwise comparison wins.  Good luck, committee.  :-D

[Al DeFlorio]

Greg wrote:

As of now there is a 5-way tie of teams with 13 pairwise comparison wins.  Good luck, committee.  :-D

Time to get the bonus points out of the mayonnaise jar. ::nut::

[Mike Steinfeld]

BTW, the BU gamewinner was also a hat trick, just in case BU needed any more sparkle on the end of the game.

[Al DeFlorio]

Someone posted on USCHO that BU's announcers said Parker's record against BC in tournament games was 29-4 going into tonight's game.  Can that be?  Yikes!  Sounds like a "Ned" statistic.  Even counting the B(U)eanpot, that's amazing.



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[Keith K \'93]

In the early to mid 90's BC was only a middle of the pack HE team.  During that time BU was usually near the top. So Parker had plenty of chances to rack up wins.  Plus, BU has a great record in the Beanpot.