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TMQ: What will it take for men’s hockey teams to crack the upcoming NCAA tournament?

Paula C. Weston -

TMQ: Discussing what teams could make NCAA hockey tournament, what teams may be on outside looking in

Jim Connelly -

TMQ: Hoping, praying that the NCAA men’s college hockey season finishes out 2020-21 with Frozen Four

Paula C. Weston -

TMQ: Looking back on a weekend of college hockey that blurred the national tournament picture

Jim Connelly -

TMQ: Dissecting the upcoming NCAA hockey tournament, predicting a champion, St. Lawrence’s COVID-19 misfortune

Paula C. Weston -

TMQ: With Frozen Four field in place, including three Minnesota teams, will the best team win?

Jim Connelly -

TMQ: Talking the craziness of the early-season USCHO.com polls, what teams are proving to be the real deal at start of ’21-22

Ed Trefzger -

TMQ: Which teams hitting the panic button early in season, wondering if Frozen Four would work in Canada

Jim Connelly -

TMQ: How much of a role do analytics play in the current college hockey product?

Dan Rubin -

TMQ: A not-so-new No. 1 at top of USCHO poll, Hockey East parity so far, defining a ‘signature win’

Jim Connelly -

TMQ: Looking at the past weekend in college hockey, initiating PairWise analysis, ongoing COVID concerns

Paula C. Weston -

TMQ: Looking at how teams’ nonconference records can impact the PairWise Rankings, potential NCAA tournament bids

Ed Trefzger -

TMQ: Who have been the top teams in college hockey over the first half of the 2021-22 season?

Dan Rubin -

TMQ: Are the PairWise and RPI systems broken? Should college hockey go back to the NHL points system for overtime?

Jim Connelly -

TMQ: Talking first-half surprises, potential new NCAA D-I college hockey teams down the line, parity in ’21-22 season

Paula C. Weston -

TMQ: Are in-season tournaments still relevant? Will the PairWise be used for 2022 NCAA tournament? Will a goalie win the Hobey?

Ed Trefzger -

TMQ: Busy week in college hockey with top player bolting for NHL, COVID-19 disrupting schedule, potential NCAA players at Olympics

Dan Rubin -

TMQ: How will the Winter Olympics and NCAA players participating impact the 2022 NCAA hockey tournament?

Dan Rubin -

TMQ: Which college hockey teams are primed for late-season, NCAA tournament runs as ’21-22 season nears home stretch?

Paula C. Weston -

TMQ: Discussing Bennett’s resignation at Union, Michigan under investigation, NCAA hockey players going to Olympics

Ed Trefzger -
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