NCAA hockey selection show is on ESPN 2

Started by Eric, March 21, 2004, 02:37:42 PM

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Eric

The NCAA hockey selection show is on ESPN2 (2:30 PM - 3:00PM)

Pete Godenschwager

Go Adam W. !!

Harvard gets Maine in Albany
Also, OSU plays Wisc.

Josh '99

So we get to cheer for Harvard to put a few past Howard.  I guess that makes it a *little* easier to cheer for them.   ::screwy::
"They do all kind of just blend together into one giant dildo."
-Ben Rocky 04

KenP

East Regional
1 Maine
2 Ohio State
3 Wisconsin
4 Harvard

Northeast Regional
1 Boston College
2 Michigan
3 New Hampshire
4 Niagara

West Regional
1 North Dakota
2 Denver
3 Miami
4 Holy Cross

Midwest Regional
1 Minnesota
2 Minnesota-Duluth
3 Michigan State
4 Notre Dame


ugarte

A 1 seed for BC after the way they ended their season is a joke, though I certainly understand the criteria well enough that I saw it coming.

At least they are forced to play in UHN's backyard.

Cornell was 4-1 against tournament teams.  This was a good year, but it could have been a better one if we had come out of the gate strong.  I'm looking forward to 2004-05.

Tom Pasniewski 98

Minnesota started 2-7-1.  Did you see a #1 seed coming for them?  You should have after Friday night.  

Tom Pasniewski 98

That's great - Harvard vs. Howard.  If you look at it as Harvard and Lenny's record vs. Maine, it becomes a lot easier to root for Harvard if you were on the fence.

jtwcornell91

[Q]ugarte Wrote:

 A 1 seed for BC after the way they ended their season is a joke, though I certainly understand the criteria well enough that I saw it coming.

At least they are forced to play in UHN's backyard.
[/Q]
Don't count out Niagara.  They're catching BC in the same situation they caught UNH in back in 2000.

jtwcornell91

Yeah, unfortunately, we may need to root for Harvard to score a few goals on Howard and then lose, to give someone else a shot at him.  Howard needs to give up 5 goals in one game or 6 goals in two games to get his GAA back above Lenny's record.  If Harvard beats Howard and Maine 4-3, it ends his season with a 1.198 GAA (Lenny's was 1.202).

Tom Pasniewski 98

Wow, so the ECAC rep. must lose pretty much in order for Lenny's record to stand barring a 7-0 drubbing by Harvard, that's not going to happen.  That is a very very difficult predicament as a fan to be in.  But I won't lose any sleep over it.  

We've been speculating whether Howard's record would count - he meets USCHO's threshold but does he meet the NCAA's?  Anybody have an idea who to contact at the NCAA?  Or should we just wait for it all to play out.  Is there an official page somewhere that shows Lenny at the top of lowest GAA for a season.? ::help::

USCHO shows his GAA at 1.05 - if you count minutes played vs. games played, it's even lower with last night's game.  Discrepancy?

RichS

John,

Just curious, and I'm sure you can tell us...if Clarkson had beaten Harvard, is it likely they'd have been paired against Maine also?

How close was Colgate to getting the 16th spot?

Thanks!

Avash

From the TV schedule on USCHO, those of us with cable in Ithaca (and anyone with MSG, among other networks) will see FOUR back to back to back to back games on Saturday afternoon on MSG:

Noon: Boston College vs. Niagara, LIVE (Northeast Semifinal)

3:30: Michigan vs. New Hampshire, LIVE (Northeast Semifinal)

6:00: East Regional Final on tape delay (Maine vs. Ohio State as the #1 vs #2)

9:00: West Regional Final joined in progress (North Dakota vs. Denver as the #1 vs #2)

And on Sunday, the Midwest Final and the Northeast Final will be on MSG, both LIVE, at 1:00 and 4:00, respectively.

CowbellGuy

Better than showing the Rangers embarrass themselves some more ::bang::
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Chris 02

[Q]RichS Wrote:

 John,

Just curious, and I'm sure you can tell us...if Clarkson had beaten Harvard, is it likely they'd have been paired against Maine also?

How close was Colgate to getting the 16th spot?

Thanks! [/Q]

Clarkson is lower in the Pairwise than both Niagara and Holy Cross who got the AHA and CHA autobids.  The pairings would have been a bit different.  Clarkson would probably have gotten shipped west to Colorado to play North Dakota.