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Started by chimpfood, September 23, 2024, 08:52:56 PM

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Swampy

Cornell picked as favorite in ECAC Hockey men's preseason coaches poll ahead of 2024-25 season

ECAC Men's Hockey Preseason Poll (First-place votes)
1. Cornell – 120 (10)
2. Quinnipiac – 111 (2)
3. Dartmouth – 93
4. Clarkson – 82
5. Colgate – 75
6. Harvard – 73
7. St. Lawrence – 66
8. Union – 60
9. Princeton – 32
10. Yale – 30
11. RPI – 26
12. Brown – 24

ECAC Men's Hockey Preseason All-League Team
Goalie – Ian Shane*- Cornell
Defender – John Prokop – Union
Defender – Ben Robertson – Cornell
Forward – Luke Haymes – Dartmouth
Forward – Dalton Bancroft – Cornell
Forward – Mason Marcellus – Quinnipiac

* = Unanimous selectiom

Trotsky

We are still drawing a first place vote in USCHO.

Beeeej

Quote from: TrotskyWe are still drawing a first place vote in USCHO.

Well, we're undefeated so far.
Beeeej, Esq.

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

BearLover

Quote from: TrotskyWe are still drawing a first place vote in USCHO.
I don't think that one voter is aware that we have racked up multiple injuries before the season has even started.

billhoward

eLynah drinking game: First person to post ...
Quote from: eLynah Faithful posterEvery week we don't play and other schools lose, we'll be in the top five before our first puck drop.
... takes a shot of tequila

billhoward

Cornell's first two games and a sweep of North Dakota pushes Cornell from 9th to 6th in the coaches poll. One first-place vote (48 to Denver, 1 to Minnesota, 1 to Cornell). (ND falls 6th to 10th.) Coaches poll, via USCHO. Every other top twenty team has played at least six to eight games save Cornell with two and Western Michigan with four. Other ECAC teams in the poll: Quinnipiac (3-3) is 15th, also receiving votes are Union, Dartmouth, Harvard, Clarkson, and Brown with 1 vote.

Trotsky

Last time we were this high was 2020.

JasonN95

I was looking forward to Cornell's one first place vote disappearing so that I could joke that Cornell didn't beat UND handily enough to satisfy the voter. :-) Fun to speculate who is that voter: Maybe Denver's Coach Carle throwing a vote Cornell's way for how tough the team played his in the regional (and maybe not wanting to vote on his own team this early)? Pecknold or another ECAC coach wanting to give the conference some shine?

Chousnake

Anybody understand how Dartmouth is #2 in Pairwise after wins vs Harvard and Stonehill??????

chimpfood

Quote from: ChousnakeAnybody understand how Dartmouth is #2 in Pairwise after wins vs Harvard and Stonehill??????
I believe the "opponents opponents record" is lifting them because Harvard's is 1 as they have only played Dartmouth.

djk26

Quote from: TrotskyLast time we were this high was 2020.

And the last time I was this high was...never mind
David Klesh ILR '02

Chousnake

Quote from: ChousnakeAnybody understand how Dartmouth is #2 in Pairwise after wins vs Harvard and Stonehill??????
That's incredibly circular, isn't it?

I'm sure it will sort itself out as games are played, but it makes no sense to me.

ugarte

Quote from: Chousnake
Quote from: ChousnakeAnybody understand how Dartmouth is #2 in Pairwise after wins vs Harvard and Stonehill??????
That's incredibly circular, isn't it?

I'm sure it will sort itself out as games are played, but it makes no sense to me.
Yes, and correct. People post the week one PWR as a joke / curiosity.

arugula

Quote from: ugarte
Quote from: Chousnake
Quote from: ChousnakeAnybody understand how Dartmouth is #2 in Pairwise after wins vs Harvard and Stonehill??????
That's incredibly circular, isn't it?

I'm sure it will sort itself out as games are played, but it makes no sense to me.
Yes, and correct. People post the week one PWR as a joke / curiosity.

This also explains why the second win over ND was worth much less than the first.

KenP

Cornell drops 2 places to #8.
Dartmouth, Quinnipiac, and Clarkson also in the top 20.
Harvard and Union also receiving votes.