PCLL Week 8: 4/12 - 4/18 (Discuss Games/Report Scores)

[Bluevelvet]

Salem State 8
Rochester 11

It was a close game all the way. Rochester made a couple of goals towards the end, and Salem State couldn't respond.

U of R also beat Framingham St 21-6. How is the 8-8 tie between Maine and Salem treated?

[Tim Gray]

This then puts New Hampshire, UConn, and Northeastern in a three-way tie for first place correct?

This should then put a lot of importance on the UConn vs. BC game. If BC wins, then northeastern would take first place over new hampshire (head to head win), but if UConn wins, it would go to goal differential in games i believe. The rest of the season should be interesting. Any thoughts on how it'll turn out?

Looking this over, I believe this is how it would stand (barring any more losses by the three teams involved)

UCONN wins vs BC, and no more loses = UCONN #1 seed, NU #2, UNH #3 (since head to head NU beat UNH)
UCONN loses to BC - NU #1 seed, UNH #2, BC #3, UCONN #4 ( NU beat UNH so tehy get 1 seed, BC beat UCONN so they get #3 seed).

So yes, this will be a huge game, especially for UCONN as it can mean either a #1 seed or a #4 seed.

Games left

UC - BC, URI
NU - USCG, BSC
UNH - SC, USCG, BU
BC - WPI, UC, URI

URI and USCG could play a pivotal role seeing as they're ooth battling for theplayoffs and both play 2 of the current top 4.

[PmackLax]

Looking this over, I believe this is how it would stand (barring any more losses by the three teams involved)

UCONN wins vs BC, and no more loses = UCONN #1 seed, NU #2, UNH #3 (since head to head NU beat UNH)

If UConn wins against BC, wouldn't it be a 3-way tie between UNH, NU, and UConn, going to "goals against" differential of in-conference games because UConn beat NU, NU beat UNH, and UNH beat UConn? I may be wrong, but each of the top 3 teams would have a win against the other.

[Wildcat731]

thats what i was thinking, shouldnt it be a 3-way tie if UConn beats BC?


also, what has changed about UConn? We beat them by 10 in the beginning of the season. I know lines can change and players cam improve, but that is one hell of a jump. Did both teams show up to play when they played NU? or was NU very lackadaisical thinking it was going to be an easy win?

[Tim Gray]

Looking this over, I believe this is how it would stand (barring any more losses by the three teams involved)

UCONN wins vs BC, and no more loses = UCONN #1 seed, NU #2, UNH #3 (since head to head NU beat UNH)

If UConn wins against BC, wouldn't it be a 3-way tie between UNH, NU, and UConn, going to "goals against" differential of in-conference games because UConn beat NU, NU beat UNH, and UNH beat UConn? I may be wrong, but each of the top 3 teams would have a win against the other.

You're right, i don't have the energy to try and figure it out now.

[UCToad05']

thats what i was thinking, shouldnt it be a 3-way tie if UConn beats BC?


also, what has changed about UConn? We beat them by 10 in the beginning of the season. I know lines can change and players cam improve, but that is one hell of a jump. Did both teams show up to play when they played NU? or was NU very lackadaisical thinking it was going to be an easy win?

What changed about UConn? Who knows?They beat northeastern and have continually through the year grown as a team.. It is great for PCLL.. I wish the best for all the teams. Go UConn...

[Wildcat731]

UNH - 19
Stonehill - 5

[CoachB]

BU 8
URI 4

[Tim Gray]

NU 15
CG 7