Other Scores, Sunday March 14

[Ronald '09]

Sioux 4-1 win just went final.  1:16 left, 2-2 in St. Cloud and Mankato - audio at http://den-a.plr.liquidcompass.net/standard_plr/audio_player.php?id=KCMLFM&playerType=silverlight

[Jim Hyla]

Sioux 4-1 win just went final.  1:16 left, 2-2 in St. Cloud and Mankato - audio at http://den-a.plr.liquidcompass.net/standard_plr/audio_player.php?id=KCMLFM&playerType=silverlight

Thanks

[Trotsky]

Min-Duluth beats CC.

[Ronald '09]

St Cloud takes it in OT.

[Rita]

SCSU huskies win in OT.

Is that good, bad or too early to tell?

[jkahn]

SCSU huskies win in OT.

Is that good, bad or too early to tell?

Probably good, since they are in anyway.
Plus it gives UMD a tougher path, as they now have NoDak in play-in game rather than Mankato

[ajh258]

Wow... look at the PWR now... if you think it was bad for Yale, look at UNH... It's down to 15th place as of this moment.

[Al DeFlorio]

Wow... look at the PWR now... if you think it was bad for Yale, look at UNH... It's down to 15th place as of this moment.

Maybe you lose comparisons if you go 135+ minutes without scoring.::bolt::

[ryeguy]

I guess Backman was missed and hopefully he will be back for the NCAAs.

He's not going to be back for the NCAAs...it was a completely shattered heel.

Thanks. Didn't know it was that serious.

[margolism]

Wow - the Brown goal was shorthanded, too. Cornell vs Brown 4pm on Friday

[andyw2100]

Wow - the Brown goal was shorthanded, too. Cornell vs Brown 4pm on Friday

The goal was scored in the first period, and I only started listening during the first intermission, but the Yale announcers later said that two Yale players collided and took each other out of the play, leading to the shorty.

[Jim Hyla]

Using USCHO Pairwise Predictor I can get us to 7, but no higher.

[amerks127]

Using USCHO Pairwise Predictor I can get us to 7, but no higher.

Strictly out of curiosity, what's the lowest Cornell could go?

[Ronald '09]

Using USCHO Pairwise Predictor I can get us to 7, but no higher.

Strictly out of curiosity, what's the lowest Cornell could go?

I got us down I think to 17th, but I didn't get us worse than a tie for 11th (with Yale) if we beat Brown.  That would be 5 lowly ranked conference winners, making us the last at large bid.  So, unless I missed a scenario, it's beat Brown and we're in with either a 2 or 3 seed depending on lots of stuff.

[andyw2100]

Using USCHO Pairwise Predictor I can get us to 7, but no higher.

I saw this, and was going to ask questions like "how many crazy results have to happen for Cornell to wind up at 7", or "what is a more realistic number", but then I decided not to be lazy, and start fooling around with the Pairwise Predictor myself. What you failed to say, Jim (or perhaps did not know because you used different combinations) is that if all the higher seeds win their games from here on out, Cornell winds up at number 7. I thought that was significant, because it means it could happen without a bunch of crazy upsets.