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gord sherven(sp)

eric fabian

I saw we will be playing merrimack next season at the ralph. there's an rpi booster.

bryan canady

colby genoway

perry berezan(sp)

jim archibald

I'll pull mine out when I get home

kevin mckinnon(sp)

the ncaa is supposed to be meeting sometime this month and making a decision on that.

If BU is the top seed they will not end up in either minneapolis or manchester as the committee set precidence last year by protecting the top 2 seeds from having to possibly play a host team on their home ice.

wonder if they would play them at the Ralph and consider them aa homes games and give aa the gate receipts?

I saw on the Dish programming guide that the DU/Duluth game will be on the nhl network friday night.

yes, and it is so much fun to speculate this time of the year, especially during a frickin bye week.

beings this will be our first week in USCHO's bracketology. here's my thoughts: west regional in minneapolis Cornell vs UMD Northeastern vs Minnesota(host) Midwest Regional in Grand Rapids Notre Dame vs RIT Michigan vs. Princeton East-Bridgeport BU-Bemidji State Denver vs. yale(host) Northeast-Manchester Vermont vs UND miami vs new hampshire(host)

maybe I was dreaming but I thought I saw on one of threads here awhile back that UND or someone was looking into to doing a charter for the AA series, what ever happened to that? like I said maybe I was dreaming.

we are only like .0016 ahead of them and a win over mass would move there rpi at least that much. plus ours would dip a little with umass losing.

this weekend will be a very interesting weekend for us in the pwr and we don't even play. I know Jim had this in his blog but games of interest for us are: du/umd- a denver sweep helps us in the pwr but but duluth wins will help us in the wcha race. notre dame/ohio state- a notre dame sweep will flip our comparison with osu which we are now losing. bc/umass-a umass win keeps this comparison in our win column, however a bc win flips it to bc yale vs harvard/dartmouth-2 yale losses would flip this comparison princeton vs colgate/cornell-as soon as we catch princeton in rpi in all liklihood we flip this comparison. that being said a cornell win helps us in two ways(rpi and cop). minnesota/wisconsin-root for a split as this helps us in both the pwr and wcha race. maine/nh-a maine sweep would probably flip the nh comparison.

6-1 northeastern over BC, looks like we move up to number 14 in the pairwise.

I hate frickin bye weeks.

they aren't and it is a legit discussuion but you could probably go to at least 3 or 4 different threads over the last two weeks and find the same discussion. and this discussion is like the old saying beating a dead horse.

you going to close it?

I'm going to predict that by the time next friday rolls around this thread will be at least 20 pages long with people bitching and moaning about shep and mcclueless.

Goon,you shouldn't get so worked up over something you know probably isn't going to happen in the first place. on a side note,didn't Gerbe get suspended last year by York or Hockey East for something that happened during a game?

I'm not that hip on UMass beating BC as they couldn't beat Maine yesterday. problem for us is in all liklihod the COP with BC will end up being tied at thend of the year as they will proabably beat UMass,lose to BU and we'll split with Wisc. If we're going to flip this comparison it needs to be with the RPI.