Cornell Women's Ice Hockey: March 2012

Started by Jim Hyla, March 03, 2012, 06:07:15 PM

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Jim Hyla

OK, it never happened. It's now March and the NCAAs start. Anyone who needs to talk about today, go back to Feb.
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

Trotsky


Jeff Hopkins '82

If pairwise holds we either play Robert Morris or the Hockey East winner (probably BU).

Thomas Larson

Robert Morris will not make the tournament. That conference doesn't get an auto-bid. Mercyhurst still likely to make the tournament based on Pairwise. Likely teams to come to Ithaca next week include St. Lawrence (again), Northeastern, BU or Providence (if it beats BU tomorrow). Obviously you'd hope for Providence.

dag14

Why are you so sure that the women will be in Ithaca next weekend?  Has the NCAA announced the venues for the next round?

Al DeFlorio

Quote from: dag14Why are you so sure that the women will be in Ithaca next weekend?  Has the NCAA announced the venues for the next round?
Higher seeds at home, unless the Sioux.:-P
Al DeFlorio '65

dag14

Not necessarily; Cornell put in a bid to host but had not been informed of a decision as of game time today.

mattj711

Quote from: dag14Why are you so sure that the women will be in Ithaca next weekend?  Has the NCAA announced the venues for the next round?

The top 4 seeds host the first round of the NCAAs. Cornell is currently second in the Pairwise Ranking, which is used to select the teams selected to the NCAA tournament.

dag14

Women's hockey is not the same as men's hockey for first round scheduling. Not sure why.  Harvard hosted one year and didn't even play in the tournament.

Al DeFlorio

Quote from: Thomas LarsonObviously you'd hope for Providence.
Careful what you wish for.  Providence's goalie did to top-seeded Northeastern today what St. Lawrence's did to Cornell:   A 41-save shutout in a 2-0 win.
Al DeFlorio '65

Ben

Quote from: Al DeFlorio
Quote from: Thomas LarsonObviously you'd hope for Providence.
Careful what you wish for.  Providence's goalie did to top-seeded Northeastern today what St. Lawrence's did to Cornell:   A 41-save shutout in a 2-0 win.
That's a lie. We didn't have a game today.

Thomas Larson

Providence was a 16-16-4 team this season. One game does not a season make, and that counts for Cornell too. I stand by my Providence preference.

Al DeFlorio

Quote from: Thomas LarsonProvidence was a 16-16-4 team this season. One game does not a season make, and that counts for Cornell too. I stand by my Providence preference.
Thomas, you take this board too seriously.
Al DeFlorio '65

jtn27

The NCAA selection show is today at 6. For anyone interested in watching, you can watch for free on the NCAA's website. If for whatever reason you feel the need to torture yourself you can also watch the selection shows for DIII men's hockey, DII women's basketball, and DII men's basketball today. I'm personally looking forward to the bowling selection show later this month.
http://www.ncaa.com/news/ncaa/article/2012-02-20/winter-championships-selections
Class of 2013

Thomas Larson

Quote from: Al DeFlorio
Quote from: Thomas LarsonProvidence was a 16-16-4 team this season. One game does not a season make, and that counts for Cornell too. I stand by my Providence preference.
Thomas, you take this board too seriously.

THIS IS A SERIOUS SERIOUS MATTER AND I WILL BACK UP MY OPINIONS WITH STATISTICS WHENEVER POSSIBLE