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The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60
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I'll start entering in the data here over the next few weeks, but we should be able to start these rankings probably towards the end of May or early June. I believe I still need volunteers for the B1G, WCHA, and Hockey East. If you are interested, please post here, or shoot me an email.
Initial thoughts:
Minnesota Duluth will jump to #9, and will likely be within striking distance of Michigan State.
Massachusetts will make a big leap, certainly into the Top 40, and perhaps into the Top 35.
Denver continues to edge closer to Minnesota, but will stay at #4.
Providence likely jumped past New Hampshire to solidify a Top 20 spot, but unlikely to challenge RPI for #17.
SCSU likely pushed its way into the Top 30, and Mankato likely jumped back into the Top 40, but both programs really missed an opportunity to climb even further.
AIC will likely eek out of the bottom 5, and will be close with UAH and Robert Morris.
Arizona State will leap out of the cellar. I think they'll creep by Connecticut, but I doubt they'll challenge Canisius.
In the past decade 4 programs earned their first title (Minnesota Duluth, Yale, Providence, and Union), and 6 programs made their first trip to the NCAA Tournament (Alaska, American International, Arizona State, Canisius, and Penn State). Only 4 active programs have failed to make the NCAA Tournament: Army, Bentley, Connecticut, and Sacred Heart.North Dakota
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Originally posted by Fighting Sioux 23 View PostI'll start entering in the data here over the next few weeks, but we should be able to start these rankings probably towards the end of May or early June. I believe I still need volunteers for the B1G, WCHA, and Hockey East. If you are interested, please post here, or shoot me an email.
Initial thoughts:
Minnesota Duluth will jump to #9, and will likely be within striking distance of Michigan State.
Massachusetts will make a big leap, certainly into the Top 40, and perhaps into the Top 35.
Denver continues to edge closer to Minnesota, but will stay at #4.
Providence likely jumped past New Hampshire to solidify a Top 20 spot, but unlikely to challenge RPI for #17.
SCSU likely pushed its way into the Top 30, and Mankato likely jumped back into the Top 40, but both programs really missed an opportunity to climb even further.
AIC will likely eek out of the bottom 5, and will be close with UAH and Robert Morris.
Arizona State will leap out of the cellar. I think they'll creep by Connecticut, but I doubt they'll challenge Canisius.
In the past decade 4 programs earned their first title (Minnesota Duluth, Yale, Providence, and Union), and 6 programs made their first trip to the NCAA Tournament (Alaska, American International, Arizona State, Canisius, and Penn State). Only 4 active programs have failed to make the NCAA Tournament: Army, Bentley, Connecticut, and Sacred Heart.
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Originally posted by Fighting Sioux 23 View Postand 6 programs made their first trip to the NCAA Tournament (Alaska, American International, Arizona State, Canisius, and Penn State)
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Originally posted by cavbim View PostNo video review in 1985
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Originally posted by cavbim View PostNo video review in 1985CCT '77 & '78
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Originally posted by joecct View PostSLU wishes they had video review in 1988.
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Originally posted by MTUHuskies View PostI wish I had reason to worry about video review and net sizes in the last 45 years. [emoji20]
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Originally posted by Shirtless Guy View PostI wish Riley Sweeney had skated a couple more strides before trying to hit the empty net against SCSU...
With my first comment I was thinking championship games.
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Re: The Greatest Programs of All-Time: #1 - #60
I'd like to get this thread moving again. For those of you who have volunteered, please send your write-ups by the end of the month. My plan will be to get this thread moving at a decent clip starting in July with the following projected schedule: 60-41 in July; 40-21 in August; and 20-1 in September. The plan will be to release batches of 5 teams at a time (likely each Saturday/Sunday with the occasional off week).
Also, I'm still in need of volunteers for the WCHA, B1G, and Hockey East if anyone is interested (and could send their write-ups by June 30).North Dakota
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