[March 15, 2010]
1 Denver (46) 27- 7-4 996 1
2 Miami ( 4) 26- 6-7 931 2
3 Wisconsin 24- 9-4 913 3
4 Boston College 23-10-3 833 4
5 North Dakota 22-12-5 792 5
6 St. Cloud State 22-12-5 726 7
7 Cornell 19- 8-4 699 9
8 Ferris State 21-11-6 610 13
9 Yale 20- 9-3 552 6
10 Bemidji State 23- 9-4 514 8
11 Minnesota-Duluth 22-16-1 503 14
12 Northern Michigan 19-11-8 454 16
13 New Hampshire 17-13-7 320 11
14 Vermont 17-13-7 298 19
15 Union 20-11-6 280 17
16 Michigan State 19-13-6 259 10
17 Michigan 23-17-1 234 NR
18 Alaska 18-11-9 224 12
19 Maine 18-16-3 107 NR
20 Boston University 18-16-3 80 NR
Others Receiving Votes: Colorado College 75, RIT 45, Nebraska-Omaha 19, Mass.-Lowell 15, St. Lawrence 11, Minnesota 6, Massachusetts 3, Minnesota State 1
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USA TODAY/USA Hockey men's poll
[March 15, 2009]
1. Denver (31)
2. Miami (3)
3. Wisconsin
4. Boston College
5. North Dakota
6. St. Cloud State
7. Cornell
8. Ferris State
9. Yale
10. Bemidji State
11. Minnesota-Duluth
12. Northern Michigan
13. New Hampshire
14. Vermont
15. Union
Here is what Jason Moy had to say about Bracketology and the NCAA tourney. Wow, the western school are really showing thier strenght this season.
- I Believe that the Top 7 are in. Denver, Miami, Wisconsin, Boston College, North Dakota, St. Cloud, Bemidji.
- I have been able to get Ferris State out of the tournament.
- I have not been able to get Cornell and Yale out of the tournament as of yet, but I think that there are scenarios that can leave either team out, I just have not found them. It may or may not be the case.
I was in St Cloud last night for game 3 and that sure was entertaining. The Huskies showed some serious resiliency even when being down by a goal twice. I felt sorry for the Mankato player that took the boarding call in OT that gave the Huskies a power play to end it. Good stuff.
ReplyDeleteCheck out this nightmare scenario.
ReplyDeleteI don' know if anybody else is talking about this so I’m just going to throw it out there. We already know spots 16 (UAH) and 15 (AHA winner) are gone to the auto bid, but if the cards fall just right 14, 13, and 12 could slip away as well. If anyone except Cornell wins the ECAC there goes 14 (even if Union wins the ECAC they probably wont be higher than 14), if BU or Maine win the HEA there goes 13 (someone may know better than I, but I don't think BU can get higher than 15 with two wins), and if Michigan were to win the CCHA than there goes 12 (Michigan could probably make it to 13, but would be forced to use the auto bid because 13 would already be taken). I know that's a lot of ifs and not very probable, but possible. Now that would be a monkey wrench in the system. You would have to be 11th or higher to get an at large bid, ouch.
By win and winner I mean the conference tournament winner that receives the auto bid.