Lowe's Senior Class Award_Vote for Keir Ross

[Rita]

The Cornell University press blurb:

vote here:

You may remember that Colin Greening won the award in 2010.

[Robb]

Also of note: unlike Hobey, fan voting actually matters as it is 1/3 of the total score.  You can vote once per day at the link Rita provided and also once per day on the CLASS Facebook page.

[Jim Hyla]

Also of note: unlike Hobey, fan voting actually matters as it is 1/3 of the total score.  You can vote once per day at the link Rita provided and also once per day on the CLASS Facebook page.

And if I remember correctly, once per day per computer. (Or per address?)

[Jim Hyla]

Completely unrelated, but reading his bio reminded me to ask: where can I find +/- stats for all college players? Anyone know?

[CowbellGuy]

Completely unrelated, but reading his bio reminded me to ask: where can I find +/- stats for all college players? Anyone know?

If it's not on collegehockeystats.net, it's unlikely to be anywhere. They don't seem to be reporting it anywhere, which is just as well since it's such a useless stat.

[marty]

Also of note: unlike Hobey, fan voting actually matters as it is 1/3 of the total score.  You can vote once per day at the link Rita provided and also once per day on the CLASS Facebook page.

And if I remember correctly, once per day per computer. (Or per address?)

Likely once for each IP address.  So once at home, once at work and once on your smartphone when connected by cell tower rather than wifi.

[Jim Hyla]

Ross is on top, keep those cards and letters coming.

[jts15]

Ross is in second place at 21.1% to Weisgarber at 23.9%.  Keep voting.

[dag14]

Just a reminder to keep voting.  Keir is no longer in the lead.

[dag14]

We need to vote.  Keir Ross may drop to third place if the faithful don't step it up.

[Jim Hyla]

We need to vote.  Keir Ross may drop to third place if the faithful don't step it up.

He has dropped to third. Behind Air Force and Notre Dame, so we have our work cut out. Remember, home, work, smartphone, and anyone's computer you can find.

[Beeeej]

We need to vote.  Keir Ross may drop to third place if the faithful don't step it up.

He has dropped to third. Behind Air Force and Notre Dame, so we have our work cut out. Remember, home, work, smartphone, and anyone's computer you can find.

Now a distant third.  And for some reason the Facebook app thinks I've already voted today.

[billhoward]

Completely unrelated, but reading his bio reminded me to ask: where can I find +/- stats for all college players? Anyone know?

If it's not on collegehockeystats.net, it's unlikely to be anywhere. They don't seem to be reporting it anywhere, which is just as well since it's such a useless stat.

What stats would you rate higher? Adjusted plus-minus, relative to team even-strength GF-GA? Or was that said tongue-in-cheek?

[CowbellGuy]

Completely unrelated, but reading his bio reminded me to ask: where can I find +/- stats for all college players? Anyone know?

If it's not on collegehockeystats.net, it's unlikely to be anywhere. They don't seem to be reporting it anywhere, which is just as well since it's such a useless stat.

What stats would you rate higher? Adjusted plus-minus, relative to team even-strength GF-GA? Or was that said tongue-in-cheek?

+/- is already adjusted to even strength/SH only. It's just a useless stat because it's meaningless. If you're a top-2 defenseman, you're probably always out against the other team's best forwards. A 5/6 D-man might have better +/- but does that mean he's a better defenseman? If I skated as the third man with the Sedins, my +/- would probably be pretty good. Should that say anything about what I actually contributed? Useless stat.

[RichH]

Completely unrelated, but reading his bio reminded me to ask: where can I find +/- stats for all college players? Anyone know?

If it's not on collegehockeystats.net, it's unlikely to be anywhere. They don't seem to be reporting it anywhere, which is just as well since it's such a useless stat.

What stats would you rate higher? Adjusted plus-minus, relative to team even-strength GF-GA? Or was that said tongue-in-cheek?

+/- is already adjusted to even strength/SH only. It's just a useless stat because it's meaningless. If you're a top-2 defenseman, you're probably always out against the other team's best forwards. A 5/6 D-man might have better +/- but does that mean he's a better defenseman? If I skated as the third man with the Sedins, my +/- would probably be pretty good. Should that say anything about what I actually contributed? Useless stat.

Otherwise known as the "J.C. Ruid effect."