ECAC OOC Performance 12-13

[Chris '03]

Don't look now, but the ECAC has put together its best OOC season in a long while so far this year.

There's a long way to go, but the ECAC is sporting a 30-16-2 OOC record and is 16-12-5 vs. "big three" opponents. http://www.uscho.com/stats/interconference/division-i-men/2012-2013/ The ECAC is the only conference that can brag that it's at or over .500 against all other conferences.

Let's hope the trend holds through the holiday tournament season.

[Jim Hyla]

Don't look now, but the ECAC has put together its best OOC season in a long while so far this year.

There's a long way to go, but the ECAC is sporting a 30-16-2 OOC record and is 16-12-5 vs. "big three" opponents. http://www.uscho.com/stats/interconference/division-i-men/2012-2013/ The ECAC is the only conference that can brag that it's at or over .500 against all other conferences.

Let's hope the trend holds through the holiday tournament season.

And at least a little beyond.

[Trotsky]

It makes a huge difference.  Look at PWR right now:

3. Dartmouth
5. Yale
6. Union
12. Quinnipiac
13. Harvard
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18. Cornell
21. SLU
22. Colgate

The conference could be headed for 4 teams in the NCAAs for the first time since the Hockey East split after 1984.

[ftyuv]

I was talking about this with a friend after Cornell kicked Michigan's ass even though we've struggled against ECAC teams (plus our 4 points against CC). Could it be the ECAC is really good this year?

[Trotsky]

I was talking about this with a friend after Cornell kicked Michigan's ass even though we've struggled against ECAC teams (plus our 4 points against CC). Could it be the ECAC is really good this year?

I leave it to younger, more flexible brains to be able to adapt to that kind of revolutionary concept.  

[ursusminor]

Don't look now, but the ECAC has put together its best OOC season in a long while so far this year.

There's a long way to go, but the ECAC is sporting a 30-16-2 OOC record and is 16-12-5 vs. "big three" opponents. http://www.uscho.com/stats/interconference/division-i-men/2012-2013/ The ECAC is the only conference that can brag that it's at or over .500 against all other conferences.

Let's hope the trend holds through the holiday tournament season.
 

Could someone explain the algorithm used for the decimal fractions beneath each "league vs. league" record?

[jkahn]

Don't look now, but the ECAC has put together its best OOC season in a long while so far this year.

There's a long way to go, but the ECAC is sporting a 30-16-2 OOC record and is 16-12-5 vs. "big three" opponents. http://www.uscho.com/stats/interconference/division-i-men/2012-2013/ The ECAC is the only conference that can brag that it's at or over .500 against all other conferences.

Let's hope the trend holds through the holiday tournament season.
 

Could someone explain the algorithm used for the decimal fractions beneath each "league vs. league" record?

In the total column on the right, it's winning percentage.  In the other columns, it's bad programming.

[jtwcornell91]

I've also got that broken down by team.

[adamw]

In the total column on the right, it's winning percentage.  In the other columns, it's bad programming.

You could always try here instead ...

http://www.collegehockeynews.com/reports/standings-interconf.php

Thank you

[ursusminor]

In the total column on the right, it's winning percentage.  In the other columns, it's bad programming.

You could always try here instead ...

http://www.collegehockeynews.com/reports/standings-interconf.php

Thank you

So, the way to get around bad programming is not to program at all.

[Robb]

In the total column on the right, it's winning percentage.  In the other columns, it's bad programming.

You could always try here instead ...

http://www.collegehockeynews.com/reports/standings-interconf.php

Thank you

So, the way to get around bad programming is not to program at all.

As Bill Lear (founder of Learjet) said of design simplicity, "You never have to fix anything you leave out."

[Larry72]

I'm definitely showing my age - Lear also invented the eight track tape cartridge (the iPod/Mp3 player of the 1960s) and the radio direction finder.

[marty]

I'm definitely showing my age - Lear also invented the eight track tape cartridge (the iPod/Mp3 player of the 1960s) and the radio direction finder.

And it was after inventing the eight track that he realized that "You never have to fix anything you leave out."  These were hilariously unreliable.  My wife's aunt even owned a Panasonic eight track recorder which I never was able to resuscitate in spite of many repair attempts.

The only thing more out of place in a car might have been this:

[Trotsky]

The only thing more out of place in a car might have been this

More of a blondes guy?

[Chris '03]

If the season ended today, there would be six ECAC teams in the tournament with Colgate being first team out. Harvard is 16 but Niagara, presumptive AHA rep, is 14.


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1   Boston College   
2   New Hampshire   
3   Dartmouth   
4   Notre Dame   
5   Boston University   
6   Quinnipiac   
7   Western Michigan   
8   Yale   
9   Cornell   
10   Miami   
11   North Dakota
12   Minnesota
13   Union
14   Niagara   
15   Denver   
16   Harvard