Out-of-town interests - 2/22

Ken 70 · February 22, 2003, 05:01:17 PM

Games that help the Big Red tonight (and why):

CCHA
OSU (RPI)
WMU (RPI)

ECAC
Bruno (TUC, RPI - 3rd game likely w/Cornell in ECAC semi)
Yale (RPI - RS and possible tourn. game)
Colgate, Vermont (RPI - possible 1st round foes)

HE
BC (no TUC for NE)
BU (RPI, kick Providence from at-large)
UMASS (Cornell maybe wins ME comparison)

WCHA
SCSU (no TUC for WI)
MN-Duluth (help's Big Red in MN comparison)
MSU (kickNoDak, edge Providence for last at-large)

Top 3: Bruno, BU, MN-Duluth
Want no chance of Providence in NCAA 1st round

AdamGanderson · February 22, 2003, 09:28:48 PM

Out of town scores so far:

Lake Superior 3 at Notre Dame 6
Western Michigan 4 at Bowling Green 2 Yay!
Northern Michigan 4 at Michigan State 2
Airforce 1 at Findlay 3
Harvard 5 at Vermont 2 Oh well. There's always next week.
Princeton 2 at Clarkson 5
Rensselaer 3 at Colgate 4
Yale 3 at St. Lawrence 5
Brown 2 at Dartmouth 3
Boston College 6 at Northeastern 3
Providence 3 at Boston University 3 ot Better than another win.
Maine 3 at Massachusetts 0 Poop.
Holy Cross 3 at Quinnipiac 4 ot
Mercyhurst 3 at Army 6
Fairfield 5 at American Int'l 1
Canisius 1 at Iona 5
Sacred Heart 3 at Miami 2

Tom Pasniewski 98 · February 22, 2003, 09:34:01 PM

Harvard 5 Vermont 2. No Cleary Cup tonight.

jd212 · February 22, 2003, 10:10:21 PM

it was a good game. Harvard had two ENG and UVM had the chance to tie it in the 3rd with a penalty shot. Stoned by Grumet-morris

KeithK · February 22, 2003, 10:57:02 PM

WCHA scores
Minn-Duluth 5, Minnesota 4 (OT) [UMD ties with 20 secs left]
Wisconsin 4, St. Cloud 3
Mankato 5, North Dakota 4
Denver 5, Michigan Tech 3

KeithK · February 22, 2003, 11:49:35 PM

With all scores in, we're #3 in PWR, by virtue of a .0004 gap in RPI to Maine. providence is tied for 14th, but would lose the comparison to Denver.

Josh '99 · February 23, 2003, 05:05:49 AM

Not really relevant to anything, but Sacred Heart won at Miami tonight. This is the first time a CCHA team has ever lost to a MAAC team, according to the USCHO frontpage, so now the ECAC isn't the only one of the big four to have done so. ::nut::