ECAC 2013-14

Started by Trotsky, October 06, 2013, 12:45:21 AM

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Robb

My dad worked with John Forsyth, a descendant of the guy for whom forsythia is named (William, I think?).

Carry on.
Let's Go RED!

Trotsky

Quote from: RobbMy dad worked with John Forsyth, a descendant of the guy for whom forsythia is named (William, I think?).

Carry on.
Which John?  That whole family is fascinating.

Trotsky

Princeton does the ECAC a solid and wins at Quinnipiac tonight, snapping their 13-game unbeaten streak.

Swampy

In related news, UNO swept #8 Miami over the weekend. Since we swept them during the first weekend of our season, UNO has gone 6-2, with wins over Denver, #8 Miami, #15 North Dakota, and #5 Michigan -- the two losses were to North Dakota & Michigan. Next weekend's opponent, currently unranked BU got a win & tie over those #15 Nodak characters. Possible future opponent Maine, crushed #7 BC 5-1. Princeton, currently in 10th place out of 12 in ECACHL, beat #4 Q (currently in 1st place in ECACHL). RIP split a weekend series with Merchhurst, as did St. L. with RIT.

If we take care of business against Niagara on Tuesday, this week's rankings should make the PR group at the World's Most Famous Arena happy.

RichH


Scersk '97

Quote from: RichHN-I-A-G-A-R-A

But said "nye-AGG-gruh," like but unlike "Cuh[not Caye!]-YOO-guh."

"Hey Vern, you ever been to see them Nye-AGG-arr-uh Falls?"
"Nope, Earl, I never been out of Yates County."

nyc94

Quote from: SwampyIn related news, UNO swept #8 Miami over the weekend. Since we swept them during the first weekend of our season, UNO has gone 6-2, with wins over Denver, #8 Miami, #15 North Dakota, and #5 Michigan -- the two losses were to North Dakota & Michigan. Next weekend's opponent, currently unranked BU got a win & tie over those #15 Nodak characters. Possible future opponent Maine, crushed #7 BC 5-1. Princeton, currently in 10th place out of 12 in ECACHL, beat #4 Q (currently in 1st place in ECACHL). RIP split a weekend series with Merchhurst, as did St. L. with RIT.

If we take care of business against Niagara on Tuesday, this week's rankings should make the PR group at the World's Most Famous Arena happy.

Not that I would normally be looking at Pairwise in Novemeber but the rankings are part of the CHN app. And I was surprised we weren't a little higher. Looking closer I don't even see UNO. Something isn't right. USCHO doesn't have Pairwise up but they have RPI and their numbers are much different.  Edit: CHN website has different Pairwise and RPI than the app. RPI appears to match USCHO.

CowbellGuy

Quote from: nyc94
Quote from: SwampyIn related news, UNO swept #8 Miami over the weekend. Since we swept them during the first weekend of our season, UNO has gone 6-2, with wins over Denver, #8 Miami, #15 North Dakota, and #5 Michigan -- the two losses were to North Dakota & Michigan. Next weekend's opponent, currently unranked BU got a win & tie over those #15 Nodak characters. Possible future opponent Maine, crushed #7 BC 5-1. Princeton, currently in 10th place out of 12 in ECACHL, beat #4 Q (currently in 1st place in ECACHL). RIP split a weekend series with Merchhurst, as did St. L. with RIT.

If we take care of business against Niagara on Tuesday, this week's rankings should make the PR group at the World's Most Famous Arena happy.

Not that I would normally be looking at Pairwise in Novemeber but the rankings are part of the CHN app. And I was surprised we weren't a little higher. Looking closer I don't even see UNO. Something isn't right. USCHO doesn't have Pairwise up but they have RPI and their numbers are much different.  Edit: CHN website has different Pairwise and RPI than the app. RPI appears to match USCHO.

Sorry. The PWR script wasn't running correctly. It's been updated and should continue to going forward. Having said that, it doesn't take into account the changes made to Pairwise calculations for this year yet. Waiting on JTW for that (hint, hint).
"[Hugh] Jessiman turned out to be a huge specimen of something alright." --Puck Daddy

ajh258

It's still early and there might be changes to the calculations that might affect how this is going to pan out, but ECAC has had 5 teams in the top 16 for a few weeks already. If the conference could hold it together through the holiday weeks and not lose too many NC games, we might see 5 ECAC teams in the playoffs, which I'd guess would be the first time in a very long time.

Robb

Quote from: ajh258It's still early and there might be changes to the calculations that might affect how this is going to pan out, but ECAC has had 5 teams in the top 16 for a few weeks already. If the conference could hold it together through the holiday weeks and not lose too many NC games, we might see 5 ECAC teams in the playoffs, which I'd guess would be the first time in a very long time.
As best I can tell, it never happened (the TBRW page I'm going by is missing some data, e.g. UVM in 1997).  There were 4 ECAC representatives each year from 81-84, but then the Great Divorce happened and it's been 2 or 3 each year except 2001 and 2004, when only the autobid made it.
Let's Go RED!

Trotsky

Quote from: RobbAs best I can tell, it never happened (the TBRW page I'm going by is missing some data, e.g. UVM in 1997).
Corrected.  Thank you!

nyc94

Quote from: ajh258It's still early and there might be changes to the calculations that might affect how this is going to pan out, but ECAC has had 5 teams in the top 16 for a few weeks already. If the conference could hold it together through the holiday weeks and not lose too many NC games, we might see 5 ECAC teams in the playoffs, which I'd guess would be the first time in a very long time.

I have a feeling we said this last year and it didn't go so well.

You can track interconference record here.  ECAC is just slightly behind Hockey East in winning percentage.

Trotsky

Quote from: nyc94I have a feeling we said this last year and it didn't go so well.

You can track interconference record here.  ECAC is just slightly behind Hockey East in winning percentage.

Gotta happen eventually.

Boy, Atlantic Hockey is awful.  We need to beat NU.

KeithK

Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: nyc94I have a feeling we said this last year and it didn't go so well.

You can track interconference record here.  ECAC is just slightly behind Hockey East in winning percentage.

Gotta happen eventually.

Boy, Atlantic Hockey is awful.  We need to beat NU.
The ECAC appears to be on an upswing.  The WCHA sheds most of it's top teams to the Big Ten and the NCHC. And we *still* have a losing record against them.  Argh!

Scersk '97

Quote from: TrotskyBoy, Atlantic Hockey is awful.  We need to beat NU.