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Tuesday, February 12, 2013

How some of us voted; Tech Hockey Guide Web Media Poll

Andy Johnson, Bucky’s Fifth Quarter

1. Minnesota

2. Saint Cloud

3. North Dakota

4. Denver

5. Nebraska-Omaha

6. Wisconsin

7. Minnesota State

8. Colorado College

9. Minnesota Duluth

10. Michigan Tech

11. Bemidji State

12. Alaska Anchorage

Mathew Semisch, Radio Free Omaha

1. Minnesota

2. Saint Cloud

3. North Dakota

4. Nebraska-Omaha

5. Wisconsin

6. Denver

7. Minnesota State

8. Michigan Tech

9. Colorado College

10. Minnesota Duluth

11. Bemidji State

12. Alaska Anchorage

Eric Burton, Goon’s World

1. Minnesota

2. Saint Cloud

3. North Dakota

4. Minnesota State

5. Denver

6. Nebraska-Omaha

7. Wisconsin

8. Colorado College

9. Minnesota Duluth

10. Michigan Tech

11. Bemidji State

12. Alaska Anchorage

Tim Braun, Tech Hockey Guide

1. Minnesota

2. Saint Cloud State

3. North Dakota

4. Nebraska-Omaha

5. Denver

6. Minnesota State

7. Wisconsin

8. Colorado College

9. Minnesota Duluth

10 Michigan Tech

11. Bemidji State

12. Alaska Anchorage

Troy Mills, The Beaver Pond

1. Minnesota

2. Saint Cloud State

3. North Dakota

4. Denver

5. Minnesota State

6. Nebraska-Omaha

7. Wisconsin

8. Minnesota Duluth

9. Colorado College

10 Michigan Tech

11. Bemidji State

12. Alaska Anchorage

Monday, February 11, 2013

WCHA Web Media Poll: Week 18

Each week, I participate in a WCHA Web Media Poll that is put on by the Tech Hockey Guide with 11 other people that represent both the print media as well as the hockey blogosphere.

The Minnesota Gophers are still the #1 team in this week’s WCHA Web Media Poll, garnering seven of 12 votes. Second in this week’s poll, are the Saint Cloud State Huskies, as they picked up five of 12 first place votes. Coming in third is the University of North Dakota.

Again, there wasn’t a lot of movement again during this week’s poll. Spots one through five remain the same, as well as spots 10-12. The only real movement is spots six, seven, eight and nine, they all traded places. Meaning, Minnesota State trades places with Wisconsin and Colorado College trades places with Minnesota Duluth.

Here’s a look at the results the Tech Hockey Guide WCHA Web Media Poll for Week 18:

		Pts	Previous	Record	High	Low
1.	Minnesota (7)	138	1	19-5-4	1	3
2.	St. Cloud State (5)	136	2	18-11-1	1	3
3.	North Dakota	122	3	16-8-6	2	3
4.	Denver	96	4	15-9-5	4	6
5.	Nebraska Omaha	95	5	16-12-2	4	7
6.	Minnesota State	88	7	18-9-3	4	7
7.	Wisconsin	78	6	12-9-7	4	8
8.	Colorado College	62	9	11-14-5	7	9
9.	Minnesota Duluth	46	8	10-15-3	9	10
10.	Michigan Tech	39	10	9-14-4	8	10
11.	Bemidji State	24	11	5-17-6	11	11
12.	Alaska Anchorage	12	12	4-17-7	12	12

Representing Name Publication Twitter

Alaska-Anchorage, Taylor Hall College Hockey News @thall907
Bemidji State, Troy Mills The Beaver Pond
Colorado College, Joe Paisley, Paisley Hockey @Paisleyhockey
Denver, Mike Chambers, Denver Post @MChambersDP
Michigan Tech, Tim Braun, Tech Hockey Guide @TBraunTHG
Minnesota, Dan Myers, Minnesota Hockey Magazine @1DanMyers
Minnesota Duluth, Bruce Ciskie, The Ciskie Blog @BruceCiskie
Minnesota State, Chris Dilks, Western College Hockey @ChrisDilks
Nebraska-Omaha, Matt Semisch, Radio Free Omaha @matthewsemisch
North Dakota, Eric Burton The Hockey Writers Combine and Goon’s World @goon48
St. Cloud State, Jeremy Larson, Husky Hockey Time @jclarson02
Wisconsin, Andy Johnson, Bucky’s 5th Quarter @andyjohnsonB5Q

Cross Posted at the Hockey Writers - Combine...

Wednesday, February 06, 2013

How some of us voted in the WCHA Web Media Poll

Each week, 12 of us participate in the WCHA Web Media Poll put on by the Tech Hockey Guide.

Matthew Semisch, Radio Free Omaha
1. Minnesota
2. St. Cloud State
3. North Dakota
4. Nebraska-Omaha
5. Denver
6. Wisconsin
7. Minnesota State
8. Minnesota Duluth
9. Michigan Tech
10. Colorado College
11. Bemidji State
12. Alaska Anchorage

Troy Mills, The Beaver Pond
1. St. Cloud State
2. Minnesota
3. North Dakota
4. Denver
5. Nebraska-Omaha
6. Wisconsin
7. Minnesota State
8. Colorado College
9. Minnesota Duluth
10. Michigan Tech
11. Bemidji State
12. Alaska Anchorage

Tim Braun, Tech Hockey Guide
1. Minnesota
2. Saint Cloud State
3. North Dakota
4. Nebraska-Omaha
5. Denver
6. Minnesota State
7. Wisconsin
8. Minnesota Duluth
9. Michigan Tech
10. Colorado College
11. Bemidji State
12. Alaska Anchorage

Eric J. Burton, Goon’s World.
1. Minnesota
2. Saint Cloud State
3. North Dakota
4. Nebraska-Omaha
5. Denver
6. Minnesota State
7. Wisconsin
8. Colorado College
9. Minnesota Duluth
10. Michigan Tech
11. Bemidji State
12. Alaska Anchorage

Andy Johnson, Bucky’s Fifth Quarter
1. Minnesota
2. Saint Cloud
3. North Dakota
4. Denver
5. Nebraska-Omaha
6. Wisconsin
7. Minnesota State
8. Minnesota Duluth
9. Colorado College
10. Michigan Tech
11. Bemidji State
12. Alaska Anchorage

Monday, January 28, 2013

WCHA Web Media Poll: Week 16

Each week, I participate in a WCHA Web Media Poll that is put on by the Tech Hockey Guide with 11 other people that represent both the print media as well as the hockey blogosphere.

The Minnesota Gophers are still the #1 team. The Gophers received 9 first place votes this week’s poll after splitting with the Mavericks of Minnesota State. The Saint Cloud State Huskies are this week’s number two team; the Huskies also received 3 first place votes. North Dakota, remains at number three. Denver and Omaha traded places and well as Wisconsin and Minnesota State. Places eight through 12 remained unchanged.

Here’s a look at the results the Tech Hockey Guide WCHA Web Media Poll for Week 16:

Place	Team	Pts	Prev	Record	High
1)	Minnesota (9)	141	1	17-3-4	1	2
2)	St. Cloud State (3)	135	2	15-10-1	1	2
3)	North Dakota	117	3	13-8-5	3	4
4)	Nebraska-Omaha	106	5	15-9-2	3	7
5)	Denver	91	4	13-8-4	3	7
6)	Wisconsin	84	7	11-8-5	4	7
7)	Minnesota State	81	6	16-9-3	7	9
8)	Minnesota Duluth	60	8	10-11-3	7	9
9)	Colorado College	47	9	10-14-2	8	10
10)	Michigan Tech	37	10	7-12-4	9	11
11)	Bemidji State	25	11	5-12-5	10	11
12)	Alaska Anchorage	13	12	3-13-4	12	12

Representing Name Publication Twitter

Alaska-Anchorage, Taylor Hall College Hockey News @thall907
Bemidji State, Troy Mills The Beaver Pond
Colorado College, Joe Paisley, Paisley Hockey @Paisleyhockey
Denver, Mike Chambers, Denver Post @MChambersDP
Michigan Tech, Tim Braun, Tech Hockey Guide @TBraunTHG
Minnesota, Dan Myers, Minnesota Hockey Magazine @1DanMyers
Minnesota Duluth, Bruce Ciskie, The Ciskie Blog @BruceCiskie
Minnesota State, Chris Dilks, Western College Hockey @ChrisDilks
Nebraska-Omaha, Matt Semisch, Radio Free Omaha @matthewsemisch
North Dakota, Eric Burton The Hockey Writers Combine and Goon’s World @goon48
St. Cloud State, Jeremy Larson, Husky Hockey Time @jclarson02
Wisconsin, Andy Johnson, Bucky’s 5th Quarter @andyjohnsonB5Q

Cross Posted the Hockey Writers - Combine

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

WCHA Web Media Poll: Week 15

Each week, I participate in a WCHA Web Media Poll that is put on by the Tech Hockey Guide with 11 other people that represent both the print media as well as the hockey blogosphere.

The Minnesota Gophers are this week’s unanimous #1 team. The Gophers received all 12 first place votes this week’s poll. North Dakota, Denver and Omaha all fell one place in this week’s poll. Places Six through 12 remained unchanged.

Here’s a look at the results the Tech Hockey Guide WCHA Web Media Poll for Week 15:

Place	Team	Pts	Prev	Record	High
1)	Minnesota (12)	143	1	17-3-4	1	1
2)	St. Cloud State	126	5	14-10-0	2	3
3)	North Dakota	125	2	13-7-4	2	4
4)	Denver	102	3	13-8-4	4	6
5)	Nebraska-Omaha	101	4	13-9-2	3	6
6)	Minnesota State	77	6	15-8-3	5	8
7)	Wisconsin	71	7	9-8-5	6	8
8)	Minnesota Duluth	69	8	10-11-3	5	9
9)	Colorado College	47	9	10-14-2	8	10
10)	Michigan Tech	37	10	7-12-4	9	11
11)	Bemidji State	25	11	5-12-5	10	11
12)	Alaska Anchorage	13	12	3-13-4	12	12

Representing Name Publication Twitter

Alaska-Anchorage, Taylor Hall College Hockey News @thall907

Bemidji State, Troy Mills The Beaver Pond
Colorado College, Joe Paisley, Paisley Hockey @Paisleyhockey
Denver, Mike Chambers, Denver Post @MChambersDP
Michigan Tech, Tim Braun, Tech Hockey Guide @TBraunTHG
Minnesota, Dan Myers, Minnesota Hockey Magazine @1DanMyers
Minnesota Duluth, Bruce Ciskie, The Ciskie Blog @BruceCiskie
Minnesota State, Chris Dilks, Western College Hockey @ChrisDilks
Nebraska-Omaha, Matt Semisch, Radio Free Omaha @matthewsemisch
North Dakota, Eric Burton The Hockey Writers Combine and Goon’s World @goon48
St. Cloud State, Jeremy Larson, Husky Hockey Time @jclarson02
Wisconsin, Andy Johnson, Bucky’s 5th Quarter @andyjohnsonB

Cross Posted at the Hockey - Writers Combine.

Monday, January 07, 2013

(Updated) How some of us voted..

Here is some of us voted for the TECH Hockey Guide WCHA Web Media Poll.

Matthew Semisch, Radio Free Omaha

1. Nebraska Omaha

2. Minnesota

3. North Dakota

4. Denver

5. St. Cloud

6. Minnesota State

7. Wisconsin

8. Minnesota Duluth

9. Michigan Tech

10. Colorado College

11. Bemidji State

12. Alaska Anchorage

Andy Johnson, Bucky’s Fifth Quarter

1. UMTC

2. UND

3. UNO

4. Mankato

5. Denver

6. SCSU

7. UW

8. UMD

9. C.C.

10. TECH

11. Bemidji

12. UAA

Troy Mills, Beaver Pond

1. UNO

2. Minnesota

3. North Dakota

4. Minnesota State

5. Denver

6. St. Cloud

7. Minnesota-Duluth

8. Wisconsin

9. Colorado College

10. Bemidji State

11. Michigan Tech

12. Alaska-Anchorage

Eric J. Burton, Goon’s World.

1. UMN

2. UND

3. DU

4. Minnesota State

5. UNO

6. SCSU

7. Saint Cloud

8. Wisconsin

9. Minnesota Duluth

10. Colorado College

11. Bemidji State

12. Alaska Anchorage

I have had a few people ask me why UNO isn’t higher… UNO is 4-5 in their last 9 games and are 4-7 against teams that are under consideration (TUC). The reason that I have Minnesota State above UNO is that the Mavericks has lost one game in 12 games (11-1-0) and split with UNO as well.

Tim Braun, Tech Hockey Guide

1. Minnesota

2. UND

3. UNO

4. SCSU

5. MSU-M

6. DU

7. MTU

8. UMD

9. CC

10. UW

11. BSU

12. UAA

Friday, January 04, 2013

WCHA Web Media Poll: Week 12

Each week, I participate in a WCHA Web Media Poll that is put on by the Tech Hockey Guide with 11 other people that represent both the print media as well as the hockey blogosphere. This the first Web Media Poll of the new year.

This week we have a new number one. Yay! The Minnesota Golden Gophers move up one spot from number two. Idle North Dakota, moves down one spot from one to two. Denver moves up two spots from six to four. Nebraska Omaha falls two spots from four to six.

The Michigan Tech Huskies are the biggest mover this week. The Huskies move to eight place from 11th. There was no other real significant movement in this week's poll.

Here are the results of the Tech Hockey Guide WCHA Web Media Poll for Week 12:

	Team	Pts	Previous	Record	High	Low
1)	Minnesota	140	2	13-3-3	1	3
2)	North Dakota (8)	133	1	10-5-3	1	3
3)	St. Cloud State	117	3	12-8-0	1	5
4)	Denver	106	6	10-6-3	3	6
5)	Minnesota State	96	5	12-6-2	3	10
6)	Omaha	79	4	11-8-1	5	9
7)	Colorado College	72	7	8-10-2	6	9
8)	Michigan Tech	64	11	6-10-3	5	10
9)	Minnesota Duluth	45	8	7-10-3	8	11
10)	Wisconsin	38	9	4-7-5	8	11
11)	Bemidji State	34	10	5-10-3	9	11
12)	Alaska Anchorage	12	12	3-9-4	12	12

Cross Posted at the Hockey Writers - Combine.

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

WCHA Web Media Poll: Week 10

Each week, I participate in a WCHA Web Media Poll that is put on by the Tech Hockey Guide with 11 other people that represent both the print media as well as the hockey blogosphere.

This will be the final WCHA Web Media Poll till 2013. This week, there is a new number one team. The Green and White from North Dakota are ranked number one with their impressive 4-0-1 run during the month of December. Minnesota drops one spot to second over-all.

St. Cloud State jumped two spots from fifth to second. The Denver Pioneers mired in a horrid 0-5-3 streak have fallen from third to sixth. According to Tim Braun from the Tech Hockey guide, the next WCHA poll will be out on January 1, 2013.

Here are the results of the Tech Hockey Guide WCHA Web Media Poll for Week 10:

	Team	Pts	Previous	Record	High	Low
1)	North Dakota (8)	140	2	10-5-3	1	2
2)	Minnesota (4)	130	1	11-3-3	1	4
3)	St. Cloud State	125	5	11-7-0	2	3
4)	Nebraska Omaha	102	4	11-6-1	3	6
5)	Minnesota State	96	6	10-6-2	4	6
6)	Denver	90	3	9-6-3	4	7
7)	Colorado College	67	7	8-10-2	6	9
8)	Minnesota Duluth	62	8	7-8-3	7	9
9)	Wisconsin	45	10	4-7-5	7	11
10)	Bemidji State	40	11	5-8-3	8	11
11)	Michigan Tech	26	9	4-10-3	9	12
12)	Alaska Anchorage	13	12	3-9-4	11	12

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Originally posted at the Hockey Writers – Combine

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

WCHA Web Media Poll: Week 9

Each week, I participate in a WCHA Web Media Poll that is put on by the Tech Hockey Guide with 11 other people that represent both the print media as well as the hockey blogosphere.

This week, Denver drops two places from the top spot after getting a single point in Grand Forks last weekend. The Minnesota Gophers are again the top team according to the voters.

The University of North Dakota moved from third to second place while garnering three first place votes. Minnesota State moved from seventh place to sixth place after seeping the hapless University of Anchorage Seawolves.

Here are the results of this week’s Tech Hockey Guide WCHA Web Media Poll for Week 9

	Team	Pts	Previous	Record	High	Low
1)	Minnesota (9)	140	2	10-3-2	1	3
2)	North Dakota (3)	123	3	7-5-2	1	6
3)	Denver	122	1	9-4-1	2	5
4)	Nebraska Omaha	109	4	9-4-1	2	6
5)	St. Cloud State	96	5	8-6-0	4	6
6)	Minnesota State	91	7	7-5-2	2	7
7)	Colorado College	75	6	8-7-1	6	7
8)	Minnesota Duluth	53	8	4-7-3	8	10
9)	Michigan Tech	50	9	4-7-1	8	10
10)	Wisconsin	40	10	2-7-3	8	11
11)	Bemidji State	25	11	3-7-2	10	11
12)	Alaska Anchorage	12	12	3-5-4	12	12

Monday, December 03, 2012

Edit: How they voted

Each week 12 us of vote in the WCHA Web Media Poll put on by the Tech Hockey Guide. There are approximately five of us put our picks on-line.

Chris Dilks of Western College Hockey

1. Denver
2. Minnesota
3. North Dakota
4. Nebraska
5. Colorado
6. St. Cloud State
7. Minnesota State
8. Wisconsin
9. Minnesota-Duluth
10. Michigan Tech
11. Bemidji State
12. Alaska-Anchorage

Andy Johnson of Bucky’s Fifth quarter

1. DU
2. UMTC
3. UND
4. SCSU
5. UNO
6. CC
7. Mankato
8. Wisconsin
9. UMD
10. Tech
11. Bemidji
12. UAA

Eric Burton of Goon’s World

1. Denver University
2. University of North Dakota
3. Minnesota Gophers
4. Nebraska Omaha
5. Saint Cloud State
6. Colorado College
7. Minnesota State Mankato
8. Minnesota Duluth
9. Michigan Tech
10. Wisconsin
11. Alaska Anchorage
12. Bemidji State

Troy Mills of the Beaver Pond

1.) DU
2.) UND
3.) UMN
4.) SCSU
5.) UNO
6.) CC
7.) MANKATO
8.) DULUTH
9.) Michigan Tech
10.) WISCONSIN
11.) BSU
12.) UAA

Matthew Semisch Radio Free Omaha

1.)DU
2.)UMN
3.)SCSU
4.) UNO
5.) UND
6.) CC
7.) MTU
8.) UMD
9.) UW
10.) MSU
11.) BSU
12.)UAA

Monday, November 19, 2012

EDIT: How some of us voted in the WCHA Web Media Poll

Each week 12 of us participate in the WCHA Web Media Poll that is put on by the Tech Hockey Guide. A few weeks ago, someone was wondering how the voters voted. I am a fan of transparency and if said voters/people put up their ballots I will share them with you. Here is how four of the voters voted in this week’s poll. As you can see there is a wide range of votes.

Chris Dilks of Western College Hockey
1. Denver University – (9-1-0, WCHA 7-1-0)

2. Saint Cloud State – (6-4-0, WCHA 4-2-0)

3. University of North Dakota – (5-3-2, WCHA 3-1-2)

4. Minnesota Gophers – (7-2-2, WCHA 4-2-2)

5. Nebraska Omaha – (6-3-1, WCHA 4-1-1)

6. Colorado College – (7-5-0, WCHA 4-2-0)

7. Michigan Tech – (4-6-0, WCHA 3-5-0)

8. Bemidji State – (2-5-1, WCHA 1-4-1)

9. Alaska Anchorage – (2-3-3, WCHA 0-2-2)

10. Wisconsin – (1-5-2, WCHA 1-3-2)

11. Minnesota Duluth – (2-6-1, WCHA 0-4-2)

12. Minnesota State Mankato – (3-5-2, WCHA 1-5-0)

Mathew Semisch Radio Free Omaha

1. Denver University – (9-1-0, WCHA 7-1-0)

2. Saint Cloud State – (6-4-0, WCHA 4-2-0)

3.) Minnesota Gophers – (7-2-2, WCHA 4-2-2)

4.) University of North Dakota – (5-3-2, WCHA 3-1-2)

5.) Colorado College – (7-5-0, WCHA 4-2-0)

6.) Nebraska Omaha – (6-3-1, WCHA 4-1-1)

7.) Michigan Tech – (4-6-0, WCHA 3-5-0)

8.) Wisconsin – (1-5-2, WCHA 1-3-2)

9.) Minnesota Duluth – (2-6-1, WCHA 0-4-2)

10.) Bemidji State – (2-5-1, WCHA 1-4-1)

11.) Minnesota State Mankato – (3-5-2, WCHA 1-5-0)

12.) Alaska Anchorage – (2-3-3, WCHA 0-2-2)

Andy Johnson Bucky’s Fifth Quarter

1.) Denver University – (9-1-0, WCHA 7-1-0)

2. Saint Cloud State – (6-4-0, WCHA 4-2-0) 3.) UMTC – (7-2-2, WCHA 4-2-2)

4.) University of North Dakota – (5-3-2, WCHA 3-1-2)

5.) Nebraska Omaha – (6-3-1, WCHA 4-1-1)

6.) Colorado College – (7-5-0, WCHA 4-2-0)

7.) Wisconsin – (1-5-2, WCHA 1-3-2)

8.) Michigan Tech – (4-6-0, WCHA 3-5-0)

9.) Minnesota Duluth – (2-6-1, WCHA 0-4-2

10.) Minnesota State Mankato – (3-5-2, WCHA 1-5-0)

11.) Bemidji State – (2-5-1, WCHA 1-4-1)

12.) Alaska Anchorage – (2-3-3, WCHA 0-2-2)

My Picks

1. Denver University – (9-1-0, WCHA 7-1-0)

2. Saint Cloud State – (6-4-0, WCHA 4-2-0)

3. University of North Dakota – (5-3-2, WCHA 3-1-2)

4. Minnesota Gophers – (7-2-2, WCHA 4-2-2)

5. Nebraska Omaha – (6-3-1, WCHA 4-1-1)

6. Colorado College – (7-5-0, WCHA 4-2-0)

7. Michigan Tech – (4-6-0, WCHA 3-5-0)

8. Bemidji State – (2-5-1, WCHA 1-4-1)

9. Alaska Anchorage – (2-3-3, WCHA 0-2-2)

10. Wisconsin – (1-5-2, WCHA 1-3-2)

11. Minnesota Duluth – (2-6-1, WCHA 0-4-2

12. Minnesota State Mankato – (3-5-2, WCHA 1-5-0)

Troy Mills of the Beaver Pond

1. Denver University – (9-1-0, WCHA 7-1-0)

2. Minnesota Gophers – (7-2-2, WCHA 4-2-2)

3. University of North Dakota – (5-3-2, WCHA 3-1-2)

4. Colorado College – (7-5-0, WCHA 4-2-0)

5. Nebraska Omaha – (6-3-1, WCHA 4-1-1)

6. Saint Cloud State – (6-4-0, WCHA 4-2-0)

7. Michigan Tech – (4-6-0, WCHA 3-5-0)

8. Wisconsin – (1-5-2, WCHA 1-3-2)

9. Bemidji State – (2-5-1, WCHA 1-4-1)

10. Alaska Anchorage – (2-3-3, WCHA 0-2-2)

11. Minnesota Duluth – (2-6-1, WCHA 0-4-2)

12. Minnesota State Mankato – (3-5-2, WCHA 1-5-0)

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