2005 Florida College Classic

[Trotsky]

[q]Texas > Texas Tech > West Texas State A&M[/q]

Academically, that holds true in most cases.

Michigan > Michigan State > Western Michigan
North Carolina > NC State > NC-Charlotte
Washington > Washington State > Eastern Washington State

I'm sure there are exceptions, but that they are exceptions implies there is a pattern.

[schoaff]

[Q]jtwcornell91 Wrote:

4. Did anyone else think this thread was about the West Regional?[/q]

Raises hand, lol

[Al DeFlorio]

[Q]Trotsky Wrote:

 [Q2]Texas > Texas Tech > West Texas State A&M[/Q]
Academically, that holds true in most cases.

Michigan > Michigan State > Western Michigan
North Carolina > NC State > NC-Charlotte
Washington > Washington State > Eastern Washington State

I'm sure there are exceptions, but that they are exceptions implies there is a pattern.
[/q]
Ohio State > Ohio?

[KeithK]

Ohio State is definitely a better academic institution than Ohio University.  Of course, listening to a friend who grew up in that area, that doesn't say much about OSU.

[mjh89]

Penn --> Penn State --> Penn State @ Altuna

[Avash]

UNH to play in the 2006 Florida College Classic.

Also, apparently Cornell will host RIT for at least one game next year.

http://www.uscho.com/news/2004/12/16_009430.php


"So far, [head coach] Wilson says he has 14 Division I games set up. They include pairs of games at Air Force and Robert Morris, a spot in the Quinnipiac tournament, and at least one game at Bowling Green, Colgate and Cornell."

That was written back in December, so I'm not sure if it's still true.

[Scersk '97]

The equation still holds:

Michigan > Ohio State > West Virginia

"Go Blue!"  ::help::

[CrazyLarry]

Me, too.

[jtwcornell91]

[Q]Avash '05 Wrote:

 I'd speculate the matchups will be Cornell vs. Northeastern and Maine vs. UMD - because 1) I doubt they'd match up two HE opponents in the first round and 2) Only once in the 5 years of the tournament have Maine and Cornell faced each other in the first round.[/q]

When Cornell, Maine, and tOSU were the co-co-hosts, they used to rotate the first-round pairings:

2000: tOSU
2001: NMU (guest)
2002: Maine
2003: Notre Dame (guest)
2004: BC (tOSU standin)

So I think we're actually due for Maine.  I'll be happy if we don't play tUMD in the first round so we can root for each other on the first night.

[Josh '99]

[Q]jtwcornell91 Wrote:So I think we're actually due for Maine.  I'll be happy if we don't play tUMD in the first round so we can root for each other on the first night.[/q]I don't know that you can necessarily assume anyone from Duluth will make it down to Florida.  It's a hell of a long trip even straight down, let alone if you have to come way east on top of that.

[jtwcornell91]

[Q]jmh30 Wrote:

 [Q2]jtwcornell91 Wrote:So I think we're actually due for Maine.  I'll be happy if we don't play tUMD in the first round so we can root for each other on the first night.[/Q]
I don't know that you can necessarily assume anyone from Duluth will make it down to Florida.  It's a hell of a long trip even straight down, let alone if you have to come way east on top of that.[/q]

I'm hoping you and I (and Rich) can talk tPB into taking tBandwagon on a Southern roadtrip.  (Guess we should have made that trip to Duluth  for the tUVM-tUMD series.)

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

[Q]mjh89 Wrote:

 Penn --> Penn State --> Penn State @ Altuna



Edited 1 times. Last edit at 03/22/05 02:05PM by mjh89.[/q]

Actually Penn State = Penn State @ Altoona.  They are officially the same institution.

A more suitable analogy would be Penn >  Penn State >  Kutztown U (formerly Kutztown State College)

[jy3]

so that makes the schedule like this...
unsure where RIT would fit but *maybe* January? - a home and home would be interesting. Also the Estero tourney as mentioned has these teams. Cornell, Maine, Minnesota-Duluth, and Northeastern

The 2005-6 CU Schedule (as of 11/1)

Fri Oct-21 US Nat (Ex)
Fri Oct-29 Mich St
Sat Oct-29 Mich St
Fri Nov-04 @Brown
Sat Nov-05 @Yale
Fri Nov-11 @Dartmouth
Sat Nov-12 @Harvard
Fri Nov-18 RPI
Sat Nov-19 Union
Fri Nov-25 Niagara
Sat Nov-26 Niagara @Roch or HSBC
Fri Dec-2 Princeton
Sat Dec-3 Quinnipiac
Fri Dec-30 Florida (northeastern, umd or maine?)
Sat Dec-31 Florida (northeastern, umd or maine? less first round game)
Fri Jan-6 TBA (RIT?)
Sat Jan-7 TBA (RIT?)
Fri Jan-13 @Princeton
Sat Jan-14 @Quinnipiac
Fri Jan-20 Clarkson
Sat Jan-21 St. Lawrence
Fri Jan-27 Brown
Sat Jan-28 Yale
Fri Feb-3 Colgate
Sat Feb-4 @Colgate
Fri Feb-10 @Clarkson
Sat Feb-11 @St. Lawrence
Fri Feb-17 Dartmouth
Sat Feb-18 Harvard
Fri Feb-24 @RPI
Sat Feb-25 @Union
----post season as needed----  
Fri Mar-3 ECAC
Sat Mar-4 ECAC
Fri Mar-10 ECAC
Sat Mar-11 ECAC
Fri Mar-17 ECAC
Sat Mar-18 ECAC
Fri Mar-24 NCAA
Sun Mar-26 NCAA
Thur Apr-6 NCAA
Sat Apr-8 NCAA

[jeh25]

[Q]Trotsky Wrote:

 [Q2]Texas > Texas Tech > West Texas State A&M[/Q]
Academically, that holds true in most cases.

Michigan  >Michigan State > Western Michigan
North Carolina > NC State > NC-Charlotte
Washington > Washington State > Eastern Washington State

I'm sure there are exceptions, but that they are exceptions implies there is a pattern.


[/q]

Hrmm. Is that why UConn and UC-Berkeley sometimes go by Connecticut and California in the athletics world? UConn, okay maybe, but why in hell does Berkeley get to be "Cal" over UCLA or UC-Davis or UCSD?

Anyway, more grist for the mill:

UConn > UConn Regional Campuses > CCSU/SCSU/ECSU
UMass > UMass Lowell/Boston/Dartmouth > MIT  =p  (seriously, does MA have a 3rd tier?)
Wisconsin > UWisc-River Falls/Stevens Point/etc

And you forgot MTU above

[nyc94]

[Q]jeh25 Wrote:
UMass > UMass Lowell/Boston/Dartmouth > MIT  =p  (seriously, does MA have a 3rd tier?)
[/q]

Would something like Salem State College count?