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Harvard has the top seed in the ECACs and will host No. 8 seed Cornell (15-15-0, 14-12-0), the only unranked team to make the postseason, at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bright Hockey Center. More importantly, however, the rest of the ECAC will battle for the three remaining spots in the AWCHA National Championship...
Defending national champion UNH (20-5-5, 19-4-3) won the tiebreaker over Brown for the No. 2 seed and hosts No. 7 seed Princeton (15-13-1, 14-11-1) Sunday. The Wildcats have won four straight, including a 6-1 trouncing of the Tigers, but proved themselves vulnerable to an upset by losing at Dartmouth...
...seed Brown (20-4-4, 19-4-3) can survive the first round, it will have the advantage of playing at home for the semifinal and championship games as defending ECAC champion. But the Bears may have drawn the toughest quarterfinal match-up in No. 6 seed Dartmouth...
Although it drew the last home playoff game, No. 4 seed Northeastern (24-6-3, 18-4-4) may have the easiest challenger in the first round--No. 5 seed Providence (19-11-3, 15-8-3), which won the tiebreaker over Dartmouth even though the Big Green defeated the Friars, 4-2, last Sunday...
Some might say that Wyant came up a little short this weekend, but we at The Crimson think that No. 2 in the nation ain't too shabby, especially for a No. 9 seed that everyone forgot about...