Opponents and Others, 2022-23

[billhoward]

Is Lindenwood #55 a college or a barrel-aged California Chardonnay?

[Dafatone]

Is Lindenwood #55 a college or a barrel-aged California Chardonnay?

Unsure, but I think Stonehill may be a fake school invented by Dartmouth to keep them out of last place.

[Trotsky]

Is Lindenwood #55 a college or a barrel-aged California Chardonnay?

Unsure, but I think Stonehill may be a fake school invented by Dartmouth to keep them out of last place.

Stonehill actually sounds like a prep school where they get their date rapists from.

[Iceberg]

Clarkson up 1-0 at Harvard and there sure look like a lot of opposing fans in attendance

[Trotsky]

Harvard 4 Clarkson 1, final.

Clarkson down to 9-9-3; 3-6-0 (3+2+0).  That's pretty unhealthy for a consensus top 4.

[dbilmes]

Harvard 4 Clarkson 1, final.

Clarkson down to 9-9-3; 3-6-0 (3+2+0).  That's pretty unhealthy for a consensus top 4.

Harvard just dominated the final two periods of this game. It's also undefeated at home, something Cornell can hopefully do something about in a few weeks. As for Clarkson, the announcers kept pointing out that since starting the season 2-6, Clarkson had only lost twice since November 5.

[marty]

Princeton overcame multiple minor penalties and then drew a major late in the 3rd to tie Providence 2-2.

OT about to begin with 1:28 left in the major.

And the Tigers win 3x3 in OT.

[chimpfood]

I think it's time for the pairwise to give more than a 20 percent bonus for away games. If you look around the ncaa this year there are some tremendous differences in home vs away record. Just in the ECAC harvard and Q are undefeated at home, we have one loss at home and are below .500 away. Even Yale is hovering around .500 at home.

[ursusminor]

I think it's time for the pairwise to give more than a 20 percent bonus for away games. If you look around the ncaa this year there are some tremendous differences in home vs away record. Just in the ECAC harvard and Q are undefeated at home, we have one loss at home and are below .500 away. Even Yale is hovering around .500 at home.

RPI hasn't won a game away from the HFH this season.

[marty]

I think it's time for the pairwise to give more than a 20 percent bonus for away games. If you look around the ncaa this year there are some tremendous differences in home vs away record. Just in the ECAC harvard and Q are undefeated at home, we have one loss at home and are below .500 away. Even Yale is hovering around .500 at home.

RPI hasn't won a game away from the HFH this season.

And Union has won just once in regulation while away.

[nshapiro]

I just noticed that every conference leader is in the top 16.
I don't know if this has ever happened before.
I am pretty sure no season has ended this way for NCAA selections.

[Scersk '97]

I just noticed that every conference leader is in the top 16.
I don't know if this has ever happened before.
I am pretty sure no season has ended this way for NCAA selections.

Seems like RIT is really quite good this season, as KRACH agrees somewhat with the pairwise. One can only imagine how their program might develop if they were in a better conference... ::whistle::

[upprdeck]

we will see how the go as the scholie things comes into play more for them

[upprdeck]

If cornell sweeps this weekend they move into 1st-2nd.  the question is who will be in first. as Quin then plays Dartmouth sat

If harvard wins in Reg. it would be

Harv 37
Cornell 37
Quin 36 so Quin could be 36-37-38-39 after Sat.

If Harv wins in ot

QUin 37 Quin could be 37-40 after sat
Cornell 37
Harv 36

If quin wins in Reg
Quin 39 could be 39-42
cornell 37
Harv 34

If Quin wins in OT
QUin 38 could be 38-41 after Sat
Cornell 37
Harv 35

After the weekend Cornell/Quin will still have a game in hand with Harvard

1st place is not out of play.  But Harvard winning probably brings it more into play

[marty]

I just noticed that every conference leader is in the top 16.
I don't know if this has ever happened before.
I am pretty sure no season has ended this way for NCAA selections.

Anyone else notice a conference with only 7 teams that had 6 of them ranked in the top 20?  This is a conference that has had much trouble gaining traction in the Frozen Four since its (rather recent) inception.