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Straight bracket: Albany: Michigan - Bentley Duluth - Penn State Sioux Falls: North Dakota - Merrimack Providence - Quinnipiac Worcester: Michigan State - UConn Dartmouth - Cornell Loveland: Western Michigan - Mankato Denver - Wisconsin Projected: Albany: Michigan - Bentley Duluth - Cornell Sioux Falls: North Dakota - Merrimack Providence - Quinnipiac Worcester: Michigan State - UConn Dartmouth - Penn State Loveland: Western Michigan - Mankato Denver - Wisconsin Some how the committee will do something other than just changing the one matchup.

I agree with you, looking at NPI in the 4 seeds Mankato and UConn are the closest

With Providence

Mankato and Merrimack are not remotely close as Mankato and UConn are

The moment 1-4 are all in the East the bitching will be loud, especially from here and Denver.

Dartmouth will be moved to Sioux Falls and Cornell to Albany. Providence to Worcester

Only 1 intra-conference Cornell/Dartmouth. Dartmouth goes West Cornell to Albany

Penn State

The only team that has issues with altitude is UND

4-3 Denver 2OT

MFCPA Make Failed Challenges Penalties Again

This Denver guy having to block the screen is funny

So the money went through lol

The Michigan school have to fly UND doesn’t.

If you swap a 4 seed it would be Mankato and UConn

Ohio State lost

It's a big gap between the two

UConn is now in

Payment was late

I wouldn’t even have Western in Loveland if Denver is the 5 seed

These refs need to goto ref school, man has the NCHC reffing been bad this year

If Duluth wins, there is no reason that Western should be in Loveland

No, but Cornell will probably stay in Albany. So Penn State would move.

That gives UND a higher 4 seed or Western a lower 4 seed same for Michigan State. The rules state 5 or more intra-conference matchups can happen. I remember this happening to the WCHA once when they got 6 in. The 2008 NCAA tournament had 3 WCHA teams in Madison

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