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  1. I've come up with several where we win tomorrow and lose fri and don't end up with minny in grand rapids(most of the time facing UNH in manchester)

    I know what you are saying, but even if UND and New Hampshire end up in the #8 & #9 spots, I would bet money the committee ends up moving us to Grand Rapids while moving somebody else to Manchester with New Hampshire. If you look at Moy's bracketology today, he did the same thing with Notre Dame.

  2. I've run a bunch of scenarios, and I believe if we don't win the Broadmoor, we're all but guaranteed to end up in Grand Rapids with Minnesota. If we don't win 3 games this weekend, we'll probably end up as a low 2 seed, and with Minnesota guaranteed to be #2 in the PWR, that's the region we'll be sent to. Winning the Broadmoor would move us up to a high 2 seed or possibly a low 1 seed and avoid the Grand Rapids regional.

  3. Here's Moy's bracket for this week:

    This week’s brackets

    Grand Rapids

    14 Western Michigan vs. 2 Minnesota

    9 Notre Dame vs. 7 North Dakota

    Toledo

    13 Denver vs. 3 Miami

    12 St. Cloud State vs. 5 Yale

    Manchester

    15 Union vs. 4 Boston College

    10 Minnesota State vs. 8 New Hampshire

    Providence

    16 Wisconsin vs. 1 Quinnipiac

    11 Niagara vs. 6 Massachusetts-Lowell

    Read more: http://www.uscho.com/bracketology/2013/03/20/just-days-out-and-theres-quite-a-pack-on-the-bubble/#ixzz2O6ZUXOtm

  4. They are the sexy pick right now, and I believe they would get Quinnipiac, the locked in number 1 seed, correct?

    No, as the host of the Grand Rapids regional, they would be placed there. Quinnipiac should get placed in Providence, the closest regional to their school.

  5. Just got an email from UND. As a season ticket holder, we're being given access to purchase tickets now to the NCHC tournament. Seat locations will be prioritized based on when you purchase the tickets. Just bought my four. Hopefully I'm one of the earliest and will get good seats.

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  6. Can't believe this hasn't been posted on here yet.

    Press release from the NCHC:

    Minneapolis, MN (Tuesday, March 5, 2013) -- The National Collegiate Hockey Conference is aggressively taking several major steps as its inaugural season grows ever closer.

    As the State of Hockey gets set to crown Minnesota's champions in boys' high school hockey, the NCHC and its member schools will be in Minneapolis on March 7 for a Hat Trick of announcements:

    - Unveil the Conference logo, which will act as the NCHC's visual stamp for years to come.

    - Reveal details about its first-ever NCHC post-season tournament, which will be played at Target Center in downtown Minneapolis.

    - Introduce the launch of the new Conference website.

    Meanwhile, in neighboring St. Paul, the NCHC will have a booth at the Let's Play Hockey Expo in downtown St. Paul, just steps away from where the Class AA and A boys' tournaments are unfolding. This presence will give thousands of hockey fans the opportunity to get to know the NCHC and understand why the NCHC will arguably be the strongest college hockey conference in America.

    I'll be sure to stop by their booth at the hockey expo and ask them how I convert my center-ice lower-level tickets at the Final Five into priority seating at the NCHC conference tournament, like the Big Ten is offering.

  7. Usually FSN does a pretty good job of being non-homerish on calls and missed calls. They usually say it like it is, so if it wasn't worth mentioning it probably wasn't questionable. Maybe Goon DVR'd the game? If he did we can get video of it.

    Wally and Frank on the radio, however, is a different story :lol:

    I wonder if Common Man accepts quotes from college hockey fan forums for his Preposterous Statement Tournament.

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  8. I will say this, it seems like some people on this board believe that winning the final five is more important than winning a nat title. I would trade a nat title for any of the last three FF championships.

    Agree. I would settle for a first-round exit in the WCHA tournament if it meant being in better position to win 4 in a row in the NCAAs.

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  9. Not sure how he has Providence as the conference leader right now. UMass-Lowell wins the head to head matchup with them.

    There's a 4-way tie for first in Hockey East:

    Hockey East: Providence, based upon the first tiebreaker using percentage of head-to-head play: Providence (2-1-2) .600, Boston College (3-2-2) .570, New Hampshire (4-3-2) .550, Massachusetts-Lowell (2-5-0) .280
  10. No thanks on that one. Region of death.

    So much for bracket integrity with those predictions, with a potential regional final of #2 Minnesota and #5 North Dakota. But I wouldn't doubt that the NCAA may try to stick us in the same regional.

  11. I agree with this. At least a full NCHC schedule provides four games each year against Dever and CC, and those two schools are the most appealing NCHC schools, to me anyways, outside of UND. I know all about Lucia's blockage of the Gopher series, but I assumed that with the Big Ten only having 6 teams there would be a good chance that there would be at least one Big Ten school on the schedule every year. Even a crappy school like Ohio St. or Penn St. would be more intriguing to the casual observer like me than most WCHA schools. Even though most WCHA schools probably would benefit UND more in the Pairwise and such.

    Is the BU game a return trip for an earlier game, or the start of a new contract?

    I would assume it's a return trip for the series with them in Grand Forks this season.

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