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Omaha beats Duluth 1-0 OT

Northeastern leads BC 1-0

BU beats Merrimack 5-2 St. Thomas beats Ferris State 7-1

Arizona State leads CC 1-0

Michigan beats Notre Dame 2-1 BU leads Merrimack 4-2 Augustana betas Northen Michigan 5-3 Mankato beats LSSU 4-3

Michigan Tech beats BGSU 3-2 Mankato leads LSSU 4-3

Western Michigan beats Lindenwood 5-1

Michigan Tech leads BGSU 3-2 St. Thomas leads Ferris State 7-1

BU leads Merrimack 3-2

Penn State beats Minnesota 6-3

Penn State leads Minnesota 5-3

Augustana leads Northern Michigan 4-3

Penn State leads Minnesota 5-2

Penn State leads Minnesota 4-2 Mankato leads LSSU 4-2

Western Michigan leads Lindenwood 5-1

Colgate leads Cornell 1-0 RPI leads Princeton 1-0 Penn State leads Minnesota 4-1

Western Michigan leads Lindenwood 4-1

These are the two that aren't the worse that call games, but that's a 5

Duluth tv guys "its not that bad" Kleven with a 5

Dirty hit after the horn by Kleven on Ludtke

Duluth with a dumb challenge for a goal.

Mankato leads LSSU 3-2 Michigan leads Notre Dame 2-1 Penn State leads Minnesota 3-1 Northern Michigan and Augustana tied 3-3

Northern Michigan leads Augustana 3-2 St. Thomas leads Ferris State 6-1

Holy Cross beats Niagara 4-1 Mankato leads LSSU 2-1 Michigan Tech and BGSU tied 2-2 St. Thomas leads Ferris State 5-1 Quinnipiac beats Union 5-0 Clarkson and Dartmouth tied 2-2 OT St. Lawernce leads Harvard 1-0 Merrimack leads BU 2-1 Notre Dame and Michigan tied 1-1 Penn State leads Minnesota 3-0 Western Michigan leads Lindenwood 3-1 Northern Michigan leads Augustana 2-1

So, playing with the pairwise on CHN and adjusting Arizona State's PWR (what would be ASU's PWR) If Stonehill won, the Friday night OT game in regulation ASU is 23rd. If Stonehill won in OT ASU is 20th. Ties both games 23rd. Stonehill wins both games 30th. OT win and loss 24th, tie the (OT win game) and loss 24th, tie the OT win game and win 19th. If ASU lost their ties (Miami and CC) they would be 21st. If ASU would have won the 2 ties, they would be 13th. OT win and tie at Miami, they would be 16th. Win and tie 14th. OT loss and loss 20th. ASU wins both Miami games 14th. CC would have won in OT, 18th, regulation win 16th, regulation loss 21st. Wins all 3 road games in regulation 13th, win all in OT 14th. Arizona State is showing they are going to be on the bubble and can't afford to lose these road games and need to take advantage or games against Cornell (they may play 3 times), Harvard and Omaha, Lowell, and UMass if they play any of those in the two tournaments. I can see Augustana and Alaska stealing wins from Arizona State also.