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I'd say the "easiest" regional is Allentown.
Even though it is close to PSU, I think Michigan comes out of that pretty easily if they play like they did in the B10 tourney.

I think Minnesota comes out of Fargo.  I'd love to see SCSU take them down, but SCSU looked plenty beatable against UND on Friday...UND just didn't bury their chances.  UMN with their better offensive players will take advantage of SCSU much easier than we did.

I could see any one of three teams coming out of both Manchester and Bridgeport.

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7 minutes ago, brianvf said:

Fargo (Thu/Sat)
1. Minnesota vs. 4. Canisius
2. St. Cloud State vs. 3. Minnesota State

Bridgeport (Fri/Sun)
1. Quinnipiac vs. 4. Merrimack
2. Harvard vs. 3. Ohio State

Allentown (Fri/Sun)
1. Michigan vs. 4. Colgate
2. Penn State vs. 3. Michigan Tech

Manchester (Thu/Sat)
1. Denver vs. 4. Cornell
2. Boston University vs. 3. Western Michigan

Oof.  Making sure only 1 Minnesota team makes the Frozen Four this time around.  

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4 minutes ago, brianvf said:

I'd say the "easiest" regional is Allentown.
Even though it is close to PSU, I think Michigan comes out of that pretty easily if they play like they did in the B10 tourney.

I think Minnesota comes out of Fargo.  I'd love to see SCSU take them down, but SCSU looked plenty beatable against UND on Friday...UND just didn't bury their chances.  UMN with their better offensive players will take advantage of SCSU much easier than we did.

I could see any one of three teams coming out of both Manchester and Bridgeport.

Spot on 

Posted
1 minute ago, MafiaMan said:

Oof.  Making sure only 1 Minnesota team makes the Frozen Four this time around.  

You don't see Canisius winning two?  ;) 
Geez, that state of MN would burn if that happened.

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1 minute ago, brianvf said:

You don't see Canisius winning two?  ;) 
Geez, that state of MN would burn if that happened.

Gosh that would be glorious. 

Posted
17 minutes ago, brianvf said:

You don't see Canisius winning two?  ;) 
Geez, that state of MN would burn if that happened.

I imagine there would be a run on Canisius jerseys if that happened had they not prevented us from getting into the tourney years ago.

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44 minutes ago, tnt said:

I imagine there would be a run on Canisius jerseys if that happened had they not prevented us from getting into the tourney years ago.

18-17-2, baby!  Consecutive winning seasons streak kept alive!

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1 hour ago, brianvf said:

Fargo (Thu/Sat)
1. Minnesota vs. 4. Canisius
2. St. Cloud State vs. 3. Minnesota State

Bridgeport (Fri/Sun)
1. Quinnipiac vs. 4. Merrimack
2. Harvard vs. 3. Ohio State

Allentown (Fri/Sun)
1. Michigan vs. 4. Colgate
2. Penn State vs. 3. Michigan Tech

Manchester (Thu/Sat)
1. Denver vs. 4. Cornell
2. Boston University vs. 3. Western Michigan

Manchester looks tough

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With the sole exception of Denver, nobody else has held an NCAA trophy in over a decade.  This has got to be one of the hungriest NCAA fields ever.  After Denver, the championship droughts are as follows:

Boston Univ. (14 years)

Minnesota (20 years)

Michigan (25 years)

Harvard (34 years)

Michigan Tech (48 years)

Cornell (53 years)

The remaining 9 teams (over half the field) have never won a title.

Once UND is out, my rooting interest usually becomes the team that has never won or has a long title drought.  So, lots of teams to cheer for this year.  Hope it's an interesting tournament.

 

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3 minutes ago, Dustin said:

With the sole exception of Denver, nobody else has held an NCAA trophy in over a decade.  This has got to be one of the hungriest NCAA fields ever.  After Denver, the championship droughts are as follows:

Boston Univ. (14 years)

Minnesota (20 years)

Michigan (25 years)

Harvard (34 years)

Michigan Tech (48 years)

Cornell (53 years)

The remaining 9 teams (over half the field) have never won a title.

Once UND is out, my rooting interest usually becomes the team that has never won or has a long title drought.  So, lots of teams to cheer for this year.  Hope it's an interesting tournament.

 

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rooting for harvard so the micheal bolton clone can finally have peace on his way to his skiing trip with his family....

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10 minutes ago, Dustin said:

With the sole exception of Denver, nobody else has held an NCAA trophy in over a decade.  This has got to be one of the hungriest NCAA fields ever.  After Denver, the championship droughts are as follows:

Boston Univ. (14 years)

Minnesota (20 years)

Michigan (25 years)

Harvard (34 years)

Michigan Tech (48 years)

Cornell (53 years)

The remaining 9 teams (over half the field) have never won a title.

Once UND is out, my rooting interest usually becomes the team that has never won or has a long title drought.  So, lots of teams to cheer for this year.  Hope it's an interesting tournament.

 

Has it really been that long since BU beat Miami in that heartbreaking ot game?

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15 minutes ago, SIOUXFAN97 said:

don't even need to put this to a vote....regionals should be hosted by #1 seeds!

Love the idea (it's not a new one), but I know there are some logistics problems in this case.  The biggest problem is that the venues and host institutions would not know they are supposed to hold a regional until just a few days before it is supposed to start.  Maybe there could be a week delay between the conf. championships and NCAA starting?  Not sure how much that would help.  Or announce the #1 seeds at the conclusion of the regular season?  I don't think any potential #1 seed would find its way out the NCAA tournament at that point.

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6 minutes ago, Dustin said:

Love the idea (it's not a new one), but I know there are some logistics problems in this case.  The biggest problem is that the venues and host institutions would not know they are supposed to hold a regional until just a few days before it is supposed to start.  Maybe there could be a week delay between the conf. championships and NCAA starting?  Not sure how much that would help.  Or announce the #1 seeds at the conclusion of the regular season?  I don't think any potential #1 seed would find its way out the NCAA tournament at that point.

worked in the past....

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2 minutes ago, SIOUXFAN97 said:

didn't und host a regional at REA around '05 that had Michigan up here..

2006.  That was not hosted by a #1 seed (which was Minnesota). That regional was bid well in advance. I’d be ok with a return to this format, but it’s not what is being suggested earlier in the thread. 

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6 minutes ago, Dustin said:

2006.  That was not hosted by a #1 seed (which was Minnesota). That regional was bid well in advance. I’d be ok with a return to this format, but it’s not what is being suggested earlier in the thread. 

didn't know they were advance bids...interesting.

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