ECAC Playoff Possibilities

Cornell (32 Points)

This Weekend:: Vermont, Dartmouth
On Their Own:: Clinch second with a sweep
Best Case: Second
Worst Case: Finish seventh if they lose twice, Harvard and Brown get at least one point, Colgate get at least two points, and RPI get at least three.
Tiebreakers: Beat Harvard; could win or lose against Dartmouth, Colgate, Brown, and RPI.

This Weekend: At Yale, at Princeton.
On Their Own: Clinch third with a sweep
Best Case: Clinch second with two wins if Clarkson do not win twice
Worst Case: Drop to seventh if they get swept, Dartmouth get at least one point, Brown and Colgate get at least two points, and RPI get at least three
Tiebreakers: Lose to Clarkson; could win or lose against Dartmouth, Colgate, Brown, and RPI

This Weekend: At. St. Lawrence, at Clarkson
On Their Own: Clinch third with a sweep
Best Case: Finish second with a sweep if Harvard do not win twice
Worst Case: Would finish seventh with two losses if RPI get at least three points and Brown and Colgate get at least two.
Tiebreakers: Could win or lose against Clarkson, Harvard, Colgate, Brown, and RPI.

This Weekend: At Union, at RPI
On Their Own: Clinch fifth with a sweep
Best Case: Would clinch second with a sweep if Clarkson, Harvard, and Dartmouth get no more than two points each
Worst Case: Fall to eighth if they lose twice, Princeton sweep, and Brown does not lose to Yale.
Tiebreakers: Beats Brown; loses to Princeton; could win or lose against Clarkson, Harvard, Dartmouth, and RPI

This Weekend: At Princeton, at Yale
On Their Own: Clinch sixth with a sweep
Best Case: Finish second with a sweep if Colgate and Clarkson do not win twice and Dartmouth and Harvard do not get more than two points each
Worst Case: Finish eighth if they and Colgate both lose twice and Princeton sweeps. (This would set up a three-way tie for sixth place, with the tiebreakers putting Brown in eighth.)
Tiebreakers: Lose to Colgate; could win or lose against Clarkson, Harvard, Dartmouth, RPI, and Princeton

This Weekend: Cornell, Colgate
On Their Own: Clinch sixth with a sweep
Best Case: Finish second with a sweep if Clarkson and Dartmouth tie and each lose their other game, Harvard get no more than one point, and Brown get no more than two
Worst Case: Drop to ninth with two losses if Union sweeps and Princeton picks up at least three points.
Tiebreakers: Lose to Union; could win or lose against Clarkson, Harvard, Dartmouth, Colgate, Brown, and Princeton.

This Weekend: Brown, Harvard
On Their Own: Clinch eighth with a sweep
Best Case: Finish sixth with a sweep if Brown lose twice, Colgate and RPI do not tie, and the losers of that game lose their other game
Worst Case: Fall to eleventh if they lose twice, Union get at least two points, and St. Lawrence and Yale get at least three
Tiebreakers: Beat Colgate; could win or lose against Brown, RPI, Union, St. Lawrence, and Yale

This Weekend: Colgate, Cornell
On Their Own: Clinch ninth with a sweep
Best Case: Would finish seventh with a sweep if Princeton do not win twice and RPI get swept.
Worst Case: Finish eleventh if they lose twice and St. Lawrence and Yale get at least two points each
Tiebreakers: Beat RPI; could win or lose against Princeton, St. Lawrence, and Yale.

This Weekend: Dartmouth, Vermont
On Their Own: Already clinched eleventh
Best Case: Finish eighth with two wins if Yale does not sweep, Union gets no more than two points, and Princeton gets no more than one
Worst Case: Finish eleventh if they lose twice and Yale does not
Tiebreakers: Could win or lose against Princeton, Union, and Yale

This Weekend: Harvard, Brown
On Their Own: Already clinched eleventh
Best Case: Clinch eighth with two wins if St. Lawrence does not win twice, Union gets no more than two points, and Princeton gets no more than one.
Worst Case: Finishes eleventh if they get swept and St. Lawrence do not
Tiebreakers: Could win or lose against Princeton, Union, and St. Lawrence.