ECAC Playoffs

Started by BigRedHockeyFan, February 25, 2018, 03:51:07 AM

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BigRedHockeyFan

First Round Picks
Dartmouth over St. Lawrence in 3
Colgate over RPI in 2
Princeton over Brown in 2
Yale over Quinnipiac in 3

Second Round Picks
Cornell over Yale in 2
Union over Princeton in 2
Colgate over Clarkson in 3
Harvard over Dartmouth in 3

Updated 3/5/18

Second Round Picks
Cornell over Quinnipiac in 2; (Game 1: 10-0, Game 2: 10-0)
Union over Princeton in 2
Colgate over Clarkson in 3
Harvard over Dartmouth in 3

Updated 3/12/18

Semi Final Picks
Cornell over Princeton
Clarkson over Harvard

CU2007

Not bad. I also think Clarkson doesn't make LP. And that leaves a one game SF against a Goalie who might just stand on his head.

dbilmes

The way Brown played this weekend, beating both Harvard and Dartmouth, they could upset Princeton. That would give us a quarterfinal series against them, instead of having to play one of the CT teams.

Jim Hyla

Streaming? The ECAC tournament page lists Baxcast as their streamer.

QuoteSTREAMING
All ECAC Hockey tournament games will be available for viewing by a global audience and be aired through www.ecachockey.com through the technology of BoxCast.

Fans can watch on mobile devices as well as standard PCs and Macs. The games will be available on iOS devices as well as Androids.

Fans can purchase a game for $9.95 (US) for viewing directly from www.ecachockey.com.

....Links can be found on the league's composite schedule - http://ecachockey.com/composite.

However the schedule doesn't show any links for streaming.

QuoteMarch 02, 2018
Men's Ice Hockey
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Yale    Yale    
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Brown    Brown    
Princeton    Princeton    
2018 ECAC Men's Hockey Tournament First-Round
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7:05 PM
St. Lawrence    St. Lawrence    
Dartmouth    Dartmouth    
First Round - Game One
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7:05 PM
Rensselaer    Rensselaer    
Colgate    Colgate    
2018 ECAC Men's Hockey Tournament First-Round
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I suspect that the tournament page was just modified from last year and eventually they will announce that Boxcast will stream the games, one at a time.

Hopefully they are waiting because they are going to have an all tournament offering, instead of just game-by-game.

He says, knowing full well that they'd never be that nice to us.:-O
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

BigRedHockeyFan

Quote from: BigRedHockeyFanFirst Round Picks
Dartmouth over St. Lawrence in 3
Colgate over RPI in 2
Princeton over Brown in 2
Yale over Quinnipiac in 3

Second Round Picks
Cornell over Yale in 2
Union over Princeton in 2
Colgate over Clarkson in 3
Harvard over Dartmouth in 3

Updated

Second Round Picks
Cornell over Quinnipiac in 2; (Game 1: 10-0, Game 2: 10-0)
Union over Princeton in 2
Colgate over Clarkson in 3
Harvard over Dartmouth in 3

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Scersk '97

Quote from: BigRedHockeyFanCornell over Quinnipiac in 2; (Game 1: 10-0, Game 2: 10-0)

Not to bring reality and fear to this discussion, but I would rather we were playing just about any of the other remaining lower seeds—certainly Dartmouth and Princeton, and perhaps even Colgate.

KenP

Quote from: Scersk '97
Quote from: BigRedHockeyFanCornell over Quinnipiac in 2; (Game 1: 10-0, Game 2: 10-0)

Not to bring reality and fear to this discussion, but I would rather we were playing just about any of the other remaining lower seeds—certainly Dartmouth and Princeton, and perhaps even Colgate.
Strangely, I am happy we have a potentially tough opponent this weekend.  I'm still wary of our weaker schedule and am hoping a series against a tough opponent will have them firing on all cylinders for games in the following two weeks.

BigRedHockeyFan

With a couple of bumps from Cornell, they will hopefully end up in the mid-thirties Pairwise.  

I just don't like them.  They buzz around, shoot, shoot, shoot.  They don't have a system.

Cornell95

I am considering driving up to Lake Placid for the tournament this year.
What is the ticket situation usually like, particularly if Cornell and Clarkson make the semifinals?


Do I need to buy ticket(s) in advance? Are tickets typically available at the venue day of contest?
I have anywhere from 0-4 siblings/friends considering joining me for the weekend.

-Kevin '95

BearLover

Quote from: KenP
Quote from: Scersk '97
Quote from: BigRedHockeyFanCornell over Quinnipiac in 2; (Game 1: 10-0, Game 2: 10-0)

Not to bring reality and fear to this discussion, but I would rather we were playing just about any of the other remaining lower seeds—certainly Dartmouth and Princeton, and perhaps even Colgate.
Strangely, I am happy we have a potentially tough opponent this weekend.  I'm still wary of our weaker schedule and am hoping a series against a tough opponent will have them firing on all cylinders for games in the following two weeks.
It does feel different this year, with Cornell going into the ECAC assured of a spot in the NCAA. I think Q is a tougher matchup than any of the 5-7 seeds with the possible exception of Princeton. But I would like to see Cornell back up its great season against a weaker schedule and gain some experience and confidence by taking down some more formidable opposition.

Beeeej

Quote from: BearLover
Quote from: KenP
Quote from: Scersk '97
Quote from: BigRedHockeyFanCornell over Quinnipiac in 2; (Game 1: 10-0, Game 2: 10-0)

Not to bring reality and fear to this discussion, but I would rather we were playing just about any of the other remaining lower seeds—certainly Dartmouth and Princeton, and perhaps even Colgate.
Strangely, I am happy we have a potentially tough opponent this weekend.  I'm still wary of our weaker schedule and am hoping a series against a tough opponent will have them firing on all cylinders for games in the following two weeks.
It does feel different this year, with Cornell going into the ECAC assured of a spot in the NCAA. I think Q is a tougher matchup than any of the 5-7 seeds with the possible exception of Princeton. But I would like to see Cornell back up its great season against a weaker schedule and gain some experience and confidence by taking down some more formidable opposition.

Agreed. And with any luck, the two weeks off will have given our boys a chance to get healthier and stronger.
Beeeej, Esq.

"Cornell isn't an organization.  It's a loose affiliation of independent fiefdoms united by a common hockey team."
   - Steve Worona

RichH

Quote from: Cornell95I am considering driving up to Lake Placid for the tournament this year.
What is the ticket situation usually like, particularly if Cornell and Clarkson make the semifinals?


Do I need to buy ticket(s) in advance? Are tickets typically available at the venue day of contest?
I have anywhere from 0-4 siblings/friends considering joining me for the weekend.

-Kevin '95

There will be no problem getting tickets at the door. People simply don't travel for sporting events like they used to.