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Georgetown, Richmond and Cuse would all be confident by ccndbound
coming into Arlotta.
Georgetown had just won the Big East and held Denver to 3 goals.
Richmond showed they could score goals against ND earlier this year.
Syracuse dominated ND earlier this year and would have loved a chance to play ND again - I bet they would have rather played ND than Cornell.
ND got a fair draw "based on their body of work"....ND has themselves to blame - if they beat UM and UNC, they would be a higher seed.
Go ahead and be pissed about NCAA match-ups, but ND had several opportunities to win that game yesterday. Up 7-6, they allowed the last 3 goals of the game (very similar to end of UNC game).