Level B Fishbowl

OT results are always less impactful than ones in regulation. If a team loses, it's much better to do so in OT as far as NPI is concerned and even better if it's on the road.

Screw BU. They could revel in mediocrity for the next five years as far as I'm concerned. Their issue is lack of heart and discipline, not talent

It also helps that they lost on the road. As we already know with Dartmouth (who was swept at Princeton and Quinnipiac this weekend), road losses aren't as bad as ones at home

And they roll into Lynah for two next weekend. Speaking of which, Cornell leads Omaha 2-1 headed into the 2nd

It should've never been close. Credit to Omaha for being tenacious throughout the game

3-0 Cornell now. Looks like two teams in completely different stratospheres

Going undefeated for a lot of games holds much weight. Also, it helps that the ECAC hasn't been downright awful in OOC play this year

UNH did a very good job outmuscling and outhustling Dartmouth most of the game and had a face-off advantage for a while. UNH got lucky with the breakaway at the end but well deserved win and many other teams will probably try to emulate them when it comes to shutting down Dartmouth's offense.

I almost threw up watching that. Can't stand BU

Army played better than the score. Two of the goals were ENG's and they had some good chances to tie after going down 1-0. The only teams in the ECAC that can really handle Dartmouth are Cornell and Q. Harvard is too suspect defensively and not as well coached

For spearing, there really should be no leeway. "Facemasking", though, was definitely in need of a rule change with all the light touches being called 5 minute majors last season by eastern refs

And Dartmouth is the only team without a loss. Remarkable to see such an extreme

Surprisingly Yale hasn't lost a game at home. I've seen them play live and I couldn't believe that but then I remembered they came back against Quinnipiac earlier in the month, so I guess there's something

I know there was some feeling of doom and gloom in this thread, but you folks should be optimistic given the talent this year. There are many good teams that have gone to the North Country and were lucky to not get swept by Clarkson, SLU, or both on a given weekend. Under the recently terminated Schafer regime, Cornell had a pretty sub-par record in the North Country and quite a few good Quinnipiac teams have lost games there, too.