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...similar situation arose two years ago after Harvard ended the regular season with an unimpressive 11-14-4 record. Then, the “Cardiac Crimson” shocked its way to an ECAC title, winning one of its four playoff games in an extra frame and two in double-overtime...
...game to matter, however, Penn must sweep Harvard and Dartmouth this weekend, while Princeton splits those two contests. If the Quakers go on to beat the Tigers, the two teams—three if Brown beats both Columbia and Cornell this weekend—would be forced into a playoff situation to decide the eventual champion...
...playoff would be held at a neutral site. According to the league offices, sites are currently being considered, but the final location will not be announced until it is clear a playoff will be necessary...
Clinching the title would give the Crimson the No. 1 seed in the conference’s playoff tournament. Assuming the Saints defeats Union twice to capture second place and Dartmouth bests Cornell and Colgate to stay at third by weekend’s end, Harvard would avoid the league’s toughest competition early on in the tournament. This would give it an easier road to the championship game and—even with a loss—would still help it claim place for the Frozen Four...
Fifteen years ago, Port-au-Prince teetered on the brink of chaos, Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney held the president’s ear in Washington and Kevin Sneddon ’92 prepared for ECAC playoff hockey at Bright Hockey Center...