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Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 7:06 am
by espnmobile8
ubugme wrote:nickmon3 wrote:ubugme wrote:It bugs me I misspelled egad...

U bug me!!!!!
Cheap imitations of nickmons 1 & 2 bug me...
Rankings that inconsistently reward the "hot" teams bug me....
I thought you're reasoning for Jefferson being too high was that they were 0-2-1 going into Sections. And now they are a "hot" team?
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 7:13 am
by espnmobile8
HShockeywatcher wrote:What creampuff schedule? WITH their Missota games on their schedule they still have the 19th toughest schedule.
Apparently you don't read too well; as I always say, the blame goes both ways. Yes, I agree they should be playing. They don't need to play those teams; they need to play Burnsville/Jefferson. And Missota needs to let them out of their vise grip and play each team only once.
The only thing that screws AHA is their section's voting. I'd like to understand the logic of voting the team that tied the #1 seed to the #4 spot.
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The logic is that they lost to Tonka, White Bear, and Duluth East in three games in a row. They then lost to Tonka again and went on to lose against Hill Murray. Except for playing Benilde, they lost every tough game they were in. To me, the 4 seed was very logical.
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 8:44 am
by RFFalcon22
You're blaming the ranking system for AHA not being able to make it to the section final? Why doesn't AHA just beat Edina for once? That seems like the easiest way to resolve your issue.
Until the Missota becomes its own section AHA is going to have to actually beat a good team if they want to make it to state.
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 9:07 am
by Slap Shot
HShockeywatcher wrote:The only thing that screws AHA is their section's voting.
They didn't get screwed by the voting, and if they can't beat Edina what does it matter if they lose in the semi or the final?
HShockeywatcher wrote:I'd like to understand the logic of voting the team that tied the #1 seed to the #4 spot.
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Understand this:
espnmobile8 wrote:The logic is that they lost to Tonka, White Bear, and Duluth East in three games in a row. They then lost to Tonka again and went on to lose against Hill Murray. Except for playing Benilde, they lost every tough game they were in. To me, the 4 seed was very logical.
I remember calling you out for using single games to evaluate teams and you said you didn't do that, yet here you are again referring to one single game to assign seeding. The only people that should be banging their head are those that continue to read your posts.
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 2:35 pm
by ubugme
espnmobile8 wrote:ubugme wrote:nickmon3 wrote:
U bug me!!!!!
Cheap imitations of nickmons 1 & 2 bug me...
Rankings that inconsistently reward the "hot" teams bug me....
I thought you're reasoning for Jefferson being too high was that they were 0-2-1 going into Sections. And now they are a "hot" team?
I wasn't referring to Jefferson as the hot team, but Centennial...
It bugs me when posters can't keep up...