Nice one Ed. In video games we have more than two guys who can actually score.

On the CCHA website they have the tiebreaker process spelled out, but it is wrong when it says BG beat and tied Omaha. We won a game and lost one, I think both by 2 goals. So clearly they got that one wrong, so does anyone know who really has the tiebreaker??

Nice example...but probably the most unrealistic thing I think anyone has ever seen. Michigan State will be the only road team to win, if they even are a road team. ND has absolutely zero chance to beat Michigan twice out of three. Nobody else is untouchable in the first round, but you make it seem ...

I'll be at both games. Are UM students starting spring break? Hopefully, so we'll have a better chance.

Would we rather play Fairbanks or Lake Superior? I personally don't think it matters, we smoked Fairbanks and played Lake so long ago it doesn't matter for next weekend. Plus we were without some key guys. What does everyone think?

You don't get points for games against Dartmouth, just like we wouldn't be any closer to winning the West for beating Oklahoma. You don't get any points for an overtime loss. It's really simple, you get 2 for any league win, 1 for a tie, 0 for a loss, and everybody plays 28 league games.