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November
17, 2002
INCH Power Rankings
Colorado College
went to Minnesota this weekend and showed skill, scoring, speed
and defense – more than enough to earn three points, extend
the Tigers' unbeaten streak to 10 games and advance eight spots
in the INCH Power Rankings. Other big movers included Maine (up
three spots) and Ohio State (five), while Boston College held on
to the top spot. The Eagles beat Providence and Boston University
and now stand alone as the nation's only unbeaten team.
Take a look
at how the Inside College Hockey editors and staff think the contenders
stack up – and let
us know what you think. Send us your own Power Rankings, with
comments, and we just might publish them.
| 1. |
Boston
College |
– |
A
road win over your archrival to stay unbeaten and No. 1 in the
nation. Good times. |
| 2. |
New Hampshire |
– |
Wildcats
keep pace with BC with shutout win over Providence. |
| 3. |
Colorado
College |
 8 |
Tigers
take 10-game unbeaten streak into bye week. |
| 4. |
Denver |
 1 |
Three points
at Michigan Tech; Dubielewicz left Friday's game with injury. |
| 5. |
North Dakota |
1 |
Herb Brooks
would credit tradition, facilities, coaching for Sioux sweep
of Alaska Anchorage. |
| 6. |
Michigan |
1 |
Wolverines
are starting to get healthier. |
| 7. |
Maine |
3 |
15 goals
in two games in Boston. Kind of like the Yankees in '78. |
| 8. |
Minnesota |
2 |
Gophers
wanted two points, but are happy with one vs. Colorado College. |
| 9. |
Cornell |
2 |
Dartmouth
continues surprising mastery of Big Red (7-0-1 in last eight),
but Cornell remains class of ECAC. |
| 10. |
Ohio State |
5 |
Consistency
catching up with talent for Buckeyes. |
| 11. |
Miami |
2 |
Two wins
over Findlay will help RedHawks forget about allowing seven
goals in two games, going to OT Saturday. |
| 12. |
Boston
University |
4 |
Inconsistency
returns for Terriers in two home losses. |
| 13. |
Providence |
4 |
Friars
have lost three out of four after 7-0-0 start. |
| 14. |
Ferris
State |
2 |
Second
straight split, this time vs. Western Michigan. Showdown with
Ohio State looms this weekend. |
| 15. |
Harvard |
NR |
Crimson
win third and fourth in a row with first North Country sweep
since 1992-93. |
| 16. |
Brown |
– |
Bears ran
into Clarkson buzzsaw Friday, but recovered against St. Lawrence
Saturday. |
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| Bubble-licious |
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| Northern
Michigan, St. Cloud State, Quinnipiac, Notre Dame, Holy Cross,
Bemidji State |
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