ECAC 2025

Started by Trotsky, October 19, 2024, 11:25:59 PM

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Trotsky

I'd trade them back for Q in a heartbeat.

RPI held Maine close until the third and then Bad Things Happened.

Iceberg

Dartmouth ties UNH and Union gets clobbered by Vermont. Poor OOC play continues

chimpfood

At least UND is about to get a big W

Iceberg

Quote from: chimpfoodAt least UND is about to get a big W

That'll at least pacify the folks on their forum. I think they're even more annoyed with Cornell's play than we are because of UND's pairwise position

stereax

Quote from: Iceberg
Quote from: chimpfoodAt least UND is about to get a big W

That'll at least pacify the folks on their forum. I think they're even more annoyed with Cornell's play than we are because of UND's pairwise position
LMFAO, I didn't know that was possible...
Law '27, Section C denizen, liveblogging from Lynah!

Trotsky

Cornell fans suck but NoDak and Minny fans are in another tax bracket of fan entitlement.  They are monsters.

dbilmes

Quote from: IcebergDartmouth ties UNH and Union gets clobbered by Vermont. Poor OOC play continues
Dartmouth hit the crossbar twice in the third period, although UNH had the better of play and failed to score on a breakaway in OT. There wasn't a single penalty called in the game.

Trotsky

Union coughs one up to UVM in the final 3 minutes.  Poopie.

marty

RPI ties Merseyhurst - 64th ranked Mercyhurst.
"When we came off, [Bitz] said, 'Thank God you scored that goal,'" Moulson said. "He would've killed me if I didn't."

JohnF81

OOC helped a bit last night. North Dakota won again and Northeastern and Wisconsin lost. We are up to 23.

Trotsky

Quote from: martyRPI ties Merseyhurst - 64th ranked Mercyhurst.
RPI did beat Mercyhurst handily tonight, though, 5-2.

Trotsky

Yale beat Union tonight and unfortunately that is relevant and helpful for us as Union is ahead in conference  .571 > .458

dbilmes

Quote from: TrotskyYale beat Union tonight and unfortunately that is relevant and helpful for us as Union is ahead in conference  .571 > .458
Union beat Yale, 4-3.
There was an unusual play late in the third period with the score tied. With the teams playing 4-on-4, a Yale player broke his stick in the defensive zone, but couldn't get off the ice since the puck was still in the defensive zone. A few seconds later a Union player was skating backwards away from the goal and the stickless Yale player used both arms to push him from behind, knocking him to the ice. He was called for a 2-minute penalty for hitting from behind. That negated what would have been an upcoming power play for Yale. Instead, still skating 4-on-4, Union scored the winning goal 35 seconds later, giving it a road sweep in southern New England (Union beat Brown Friday night).

Trotsky

Quote from: dbilmes
Quote from: TrotskyYale beat Union tonight and unfortunately that is relevant and helpful for us as Union is ahead in conference  .571 > .458
Union beat Yale, 4-3.
Yeah, sorry, CHN (I think) done me wrong.  :-(

Trotsky

There have been 3 full seasons with Derp Points.  Here are the 4th place teams' DP in each:

'22 39 Cornell (12-6-4)
'23 37 St. Lawrence (12-10-0)
'24 37 Dartmouth (9-6-7)

Cornell is currently 21 DP (5-5-4) with 8 games to play.  That is 24 possible points.  Let's assume 16 is the Mendoza line for getting to 4th.  To simplify, that's 5 regulation wins and another point, say a shoot out loss to make the record simple.  5-2-1.

We face 5 awful teams: RPI, @ Brn, @Yal, SLU, @ RPI.  I think we need to go at least 4-1-0 in those 5 (12 DP),leaving us a slight margin of error with our 3 games against good teams: Uni, Clk, @ Uni against whom we could afford to go 1-1-1.

We have played 5 awful teams already this year: Yal (1), Brn (3), Prn (3), @ Prn (3), @SLU (0).  3-1-1, 10 DP.  So... not looking great.

Of course if we get stronger as we go with everyone returning if won't matter, since by the time we hit the post-season we'll run a quick 9 and skate it off.