Rpi ratings etc.

[ursusminor]

I think that the distinction is that RMU is a D-I school in all sports while RIT is a D-III school playing D-I hockey.

[Robb]

Yeah, ursa - I think we understand WHAT the distinction is, just not WHY that should be a distinction.   ::screwy::

[ursusminor]

[quote Robb]Yeah, ursa - I think we understand WHAT the distinction is, just not WHY that should be a distinction.   ::screwy::[/quote] D-III schools haven't been properly blessed by the NCAA heirarchy. :-D

[jy3]

some interesting tidbits I noticed.
LSSU and Cornell have no common opponents. hopefully this will go CUs way when LSSU play mich state at the end of the year. they would need to take no more than 1 point.
hahvahd and SLU(T) can be flipped with wins in the ECAC, especially over them
uvm has some tough games ahead...
fsu losing to mich state would be helpful
and of course the big red winning out would be quite helpful. it is early and not every team is connected by common opponents so that should change things.
gonna be interesting.
now to find a home game to which i can go

[Trotsky]

Winning out would be 14 + 4 = 18 games!  Man, I'll just take a sweep this weekend...

[Josh '99]

[quote jy3]and of course the big red winning out would be quite helpful. it is early and not every team is connected by common opponents so that should change things.[/quote]Bit early to be talking about winning out, isn't it?

[KeithK]

[quote Trotsky]Winning out would be 14 + 4 = 18 games!  Man, I'll just take a sweep this weekend...[/quote]No, winning out would be 14 + 4 + 4 = 22 games.  National Champions, baby! :-D  (But I know what you were getting at...)

Edit: Twice in one day.  I really should stop posting at work.  *shakes head sadly*

[Give My Regards]

[quote KeithK]No, winning out would be 14 + 4 + 4 = 18 games.[/quote]

There are three kinds of people in the world:  those who can do math, and those who can't  ;-)

[Josh '99]

[quote fenwick][quote KeithK]No, winning out would be 14 + 4 + 4 = 18 games.[/quote]

There are three kinds of people in the world:  those who can do math, and those who can't  ;-)[/quote]Huh, I would've figured JDeafv would've made the analogous joke about binary by now.  :-D