Non-UND College Hockey 2021-22

[cberkas]

Just now, brianvf said:

And then again the following weekend to make it to the FF. 
One of those fan bases won't be at the FF, and that's good to know.   

I had to look to see if St. Cloud was close enough to Omaha that tanking the last two game to get Western Michigan was possible. Nope

[BusinessSiouxt]

11 minutes ago, tnt said:

So you’re saying the penalties weren’t warranted?

Know what I’m saying is Denver committed at least six blatant penalties in the third period. We are talking open ice stuff here, not in the scrum. At least 5 minute major, elbow to the head call the two. Omaha’s penalties were warranted. Most of them were based on frustration.

[cberkas]

None of the Michigan teams (Michigan and Michigan State) have won the B1G regular season.

Minnesota won the B1G regular season 

[cberkas]

Arizona State and Alaska tied 1-1 OT

[Blackheart]

1 hour ago, cberkas said:

None of the Michigan teams (Michigan and Michigan State) have won the B1G regular season.

Minnesota won the B1G regular season 

I'm happy that the Gofers won the BIG? #hateUmich

[cberkas]

2 minutes ago, Blackheart said:

I'm happy that the Gofers won the BIG? #hateUmich

It's the ugliest trophy but way better than the Hockey East block of wood 

[cberkas]

I wouldn't be surprised if Rowe left Wisconsin

The countdown to when Tony is no longer the head coach has to be starting soon

[SiouxFanatic]

 

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KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — A Western Michigan University hockey captain could face time in prison for allegedly raping a student in December of 2021. This isn’t the first time he’s been accused of sexual assault. 

For the first time, the mother of another alleged victim is coming forward and sharing her story.

Joi Labadie, of Kalamazoo, spoke exclusively with News 8 on Saturday afternoon. She said her daughter was sexually assaulted by Paul Washe and two other WMU hockey players at a party in August of 2017. She was 18 at the time and played soccer for the university. 

Link: https://www.woodtv.com/news/kalamazoo-county/mother-of-alleged-victim-in-wmu-sex-assault-investigation-comes-forward/

All I can say is yikes, WMU. Just awful. Someone mentioned earlier that maybe Andy Murray retired for reasons more than what was explained, definite possibility with this coming to light. 

[cberkas]

Thats a smart play

[The Sicatoka]

CHN's "probability of making NCAA" matrix:
https://www.collegehockeynews.com/ratings/probabilityMatrix.php 

See that red "10%" by Duluth?
There's a 10% chance Duluth could end the year with an under 0.500 winning percentage. They'd have PWR numbers and a high rating in KRACH, but be tournament ineligible because of overall record being under 0.500! 

[burd]

1 hour ago, The Sicatoka said:

CHN's "probability of making NCAA" matrix:
https://www.collegehockeynews.com/ratings/probabilityMatrix.php 

See that red "10%" by Duluth?
There's a 10% chance Duluth could end the year with an under 0.500 winning percentage. They'd have PWR numbers and a high rating in KRACH, but be tournament ineligible because of overall record being under 0.500! 

If that happens Sandy will have to move in with gfhockey at his grandma's basement.   Never would have thought that possible two years ago. 

[tnt]

17 hours ago, BusinessSiouxt said:

Know what I’m saying is Denver committed at least six blatant penalties in the third period. We are talking open ice stuff here, not in the scrum. At least 5 minute major, elbow to the head call the two. Omaha’s penalties were warranted. Most of them were based on frustration.

Well, next week the focus will be benefitting Omaha, so expect a lot of major reviews on UND.  The stark penalty difference between Denver and the rest of the league certainly is substantial.  

[cberkas]

BU leads BC 1-0

Harvard leads Princeton 1-0

[cberkas]

BU and BC tied 1-1

Harvard leads Princeton 2-0

[BusinessSiouxt]

1 hour ago, tnt said:

Well, next week the focus will be benefitting Omaha, so expect a lot of major reviews on UND.  The stark penalty difference between Denver and the rest of the league certainly is substantial.  

That’s why Denver is my least favorite team in the NCAA. It’s a crock that they get to operate unimpeded by the rulebookThat’s why Denver is my least favorite team in the NCAA. It’s a crock that they get to operate unimpeded by the rulebook

[90siouxfan]

8 minutes ago, BusinessSiouxt said:

That’s why Denver is my least favorite team in the NCAA. It’s a crock that they get to operate unimpeded by the rulebookThat’s why Denver is my least favorite team in the NCAA. It’s a crock that they get to operate unimpeded by the rulebook

I'd say that again.

[brianvf]

BC 3
BU 1
Final

BU's win streak ends at 8 games.
Still only their 2nd loss of 2022, pretty impressive run by them to end the regular season.

[siouxfaninseattle]

6 hours ago, The Sicatoka said:

CHN's "probability of making NCAA" matrix:
https://www.collegehockeynews.com/ratings/probabilityMatrix.php 

See that red "10%" by Duluth?
There's a 10% chance Duluth could end the year with an under 0.500 winning percentage. They'd have PWR numbers and a high rating in KRACH, but be tournament ineligible because of overall record being under 0.500! 

Does the <.500 rule come into play if a <.500 team wins their conference tournament?

[cberkas]

Harvard beats Princeton 3-0

[Sweethockey]

27 minutes ago, siouxfaninseattle said:

Does the <.500 rule come into play if a <.500 team wins their conference tournament?

No, it is used for selecting the at-large teams along with other criteria. AQ teams, Conference tournament champions are automatic no matter how their season went. "Just win baby!"

[brianvf]

38 minutes ago, siouxfaninseattle said:

Does the <.500 rule come into play if a <.500 team wins their conference tournament?

No, any team is eligible if they win the conference tourney.  CC or Miami could make the NCAA's if they win the FF.

[siouxfaninseattle]

13 minutes ago, Sweethockey said:

No, it is used for selecting the at-large teams along with other criteria. AQ teams, Conference tournament champions are automatic no matter how their season went. "Just win baby!"

 

4 minutes ago, brianvf said:

No, any team is eligible if they win the conference tourney.  CC or Miami could make the NCAA's if they win the FF.

Thanks!

[The Sicatoka]

11 hours ago, siouxfaninseattle said:

Does the <.500 rule come into play if a <.500 team wins their conference tournament?

You win a conference tournament you get that conference's automatic bid to the NCAAs ... key word being automatic. 

[siouxweet]

In order for for this to apply to Duluth they would neec to get swept this weekend by SCSU at home and then lose in quarterfinals next week.

[90siouxfan]

with daloot and clowns beating each other up over the new 2 weekends, does it appear that one could drop out of the pairwise?