ECAC playoffs 2022

[dbilmes]

Princeton ends the season in style with 8 straight losses.

[billhoward]

I think if [John McGraw] gets a partner to share the microphone with, he would be great

If he gets another camera or two, he'd be greater still. Colgate video is one step up from the security cams at the (used loosely) downtown Hamilton Exxon Tigermart, and I bet Exxon has multiple camera angles.

[billhoward]

Princeton ends the season in style with 8 straight losses.

And Princeton ends the season the way it started, with an endowment of $4 million per student. That continues to be the most money of any school anywhere. #MakeHobeyProud

[Trotsky]

In the third period:

Dartmouth 3 RPI 1
Brown 3 SLU 2

[Trotsky]

SLU has tied Brown.

RPI has come all the way back with 2 ppg and a shorty and leads Dartmouth 4-3 with 4 minutes to go.

[billhoward]

SLU has tied Brown.

RPI has come all the way back with 2 ppg and a shorty and leads Dartmouth 4-3 with 4 minutes to go.

I wanted Colgate to go three games and make them tired coming into Lynah. Much prefer the Quinnipiac, Clarkson and Harvard opponents be fresh for next weekend.

[ursusminor]

SLU has tied Brown.

RPI has come all the way back with 2 ppg and a shorty and leads Dartmouth 4-3 with 4 minutes to go.

5-3, 3rd PPG which was an ENG also.

[underskill]

They have5 days to recover. I don't think a 3rd game makes a difference.

[scoop85]

Brown goalie gave up the softest goal you can imagine in the 1st couple of minutes of OT, and SLU moves on.

[Iceberg]

Brown goalie gave up the softest goal you can imagine in the 1st couple of minutes of OT, and SLU moves on.

No kidding. Brown had the lead for most of that game. Goaltending was basically the reason they lost

[billhoward]

Who has the best chance of taking down a higher seed this weekend (March 11-13), ECAC quarterfinals? Anybody?

St. Lawrence at #1 Quinnipiac
Union at #2 Clarkson
RPI at #3 Harvard
Colgate at #4 Cornell



St. Lawrence really doesn't need room reservations Saturday night in Hamden. Q's only non-wins in the ECAC are:
2-2 tie and 3-1 loss vs. Clarkson
2-1 loss, OT, and 1-0 loss vs. Cornell
1-0 loss vs. Harvard
... so any of the top-four teams perhaps could beat Quinnipiac in a single-game elimination in Lake Placid. St. Lawrence, taking 2 of 3 this weekend?

Union beat Clarkson 4-3 in OT then lost 8-2 in Potsdam.

RPI beat Harvard 2-0 then lost 5-1 in the final weekend.

Colgate as we know too well has a 2-2 tie and 3-2 loss to Cornell.

[Tcl123]

They have5 days to recover. I don't think a 3rd game makes a difference.

My thoughts exactly.

[Tcl123]

Who has the best chance of taking down a higher seed this weekend (March 11-13), ECAC quarterfinals? Anybody?

St. Lawrence at #1 Quinnipiac
Union at #2 Clarkson
RPI at #3 Harvard
Colgate at #4 Cornell



St. Lawrence really doesn't need room reservations Saturday night in Hamden. Q's only non-wins in the ECAC are:
2-2 tie and 3-1 loss vs. Clarkson
2-1 loss, OT, and 1-0 loss vs. Cornell
1-0 loss vs. Harvard
... so any of the top-four teams perhaps could beat Quinnipiac in a single-game elimination in Lake Placid. St. Lawrence, taking 2 of 3 this weekend?

Union beat Clarkson 4-3 in OT then lost 8-2 in Potsdam.

RPI beat Harvard 2-0 then lost 5-1 in the final weekend.

Colgate as we know too well has a 2-2 tie and 3-2 loss to Cornell.

My guess is Harvard loses and we play Casey and company first round at lake placid.

[billhoward]

My guess is Harvard loses and we play Casey and company first round at lake placid.

Hard to see Union taking down Clarkson this weekend. I trust we've learned our lesson from the RS Colgate games, And Cornell the last two weekends of play really stepped up its game. Maybe Cornell and Quinnipiac are the ECAC's two best teams as of season's end. Just don't make us play St. Lawrence.

[Trotsky]

Who has the best chance of taking down a higher seed this weekend (March 11-13), ECAC quarterfinals? Anybody?

I hate this but it's clearly Colgate, because Cornell is the team that has proven they can lay an egg.

It's twoo, it's twoo.