Weekly Rankings

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1. Merrimack (8-0-1) (6-0-1) No Change

2. Colorado College (7-2-0) (5-2-0) Up 1

The Tigers put up 4 goals in each game vs. Wisconsin this weekend, and now are the 2nd highest scoring team in the country.

3. Minnesota (11-3-0) (8-2-0) Down 1

Despite their split with St. Cloud the Gophers lead the nation in wins with 11.

4. Notre Dame (9-2-2) (6-1-2) Up 3

The Irish now have a 9 game unbeaten streak and are three points back in the CCHA race with a game in hand

5. Yale (5-1-1) (3-1-0) Up 1

The Bulldogs are in the midst of playing 6 nonconference opponents over a span of 8 games. Their toughest – BC – comes this Saturday.

6. Boston College (9-4-0) (7-2-0) Down 2

The Eagles are 20th in scoring defense this year, in part due to Parker Milner being ranked 34th in save percentage.

7. Ohio State (10-3-1) (7-2-1) Up 5

The Buckeyes swept Michigan for the first time since 1986 and are now in first place in the CCHA all by their lonesome.

8. Minnesota-Duluth (9-3-2) (7-2-1) Up 2

Jack Connolly is the highest scoring undrafted player, at 1.50 points per game

9. Ferris State (10-3-1) (6-3-1) Down 4

Every series for the Bulldogs except for two has featured a shutout in one of the two games this season.

10. Denver (5-3-3) (4-2-3) Down 1

Does Denver have the toughest non-con schedule in the country this year? trips to BU and BC, hosting Miami and Union. They just might.

11. Union (6-3-3) (3-2-0) No Change

12. Boston U (6-4-1) (5-3-1) Up 4

13. Michigan (7-5-2) (3-5-2) Down 5

14. Western Michigan (6-4-3) (4-4-1) Down 1

15. Colgate (8-4-1) (4-2-0) Newbies

16. Lake Superior State (9-3-2) (5-2-1) Down 1

Dropped out: Michigan Tech

Maybe Next Week: Michigan Tech, Cornell, Miami

Teams By Conference: CCHA 6, WCHA 4, Hockey East 3, ECAC Hockey 3