Ncaa Hockey Tournament 2010

2009 NCAA Hockey Tournament Results Scores
Midwest (Ft. Wayne)

1 Miami vs. 4 Alabama-Huntsville
2 Bemidji St. vs. 3 Michigan
Northeast (Worcester)

1 Bsoton College vs. 4 Alaska
2 North Dakota vs. 3 Yale
West (St. Paul)

1 Wisconsin vs. 4 Vermont
2 St. Cloud St. vs. 3 N. Michigan
East (Albany)

1 Denver vs. 4 RIT
2 Cornell vs. 3 New Hampshire

2010 Division I information.

Miami University came thisclose to capturing its first NCAA hockey championship last April at the Frozen Four in Washington, D.C. But the RedHawks couldn’t hold on to a 3-1 lead in the final minute of the third period and lost in overtime and in heartbreak fashion to Boston University.

Enrico Blasi’s club responded this season with the nation’s most consistent performance and now Miami (27-7-7) has a chance to make another run at next month’s Frozen Four and an elusive national title. This will mark the RedHawks’ fifth consecutive and eighth overall NCAA appearance.

When the pairings for the 2010 NCAA men’s hockey tournament were announced on ESPN2 Sunday morning, the No. 1 seeds went to — in order — Miami University (Midwest), Denver (East), Wisconsin (West) and Boston College (Northeast).

What Time Is The Health Care Vote

The questions that’s been bugging most people in the us, What Time is the Health Care Vote? When will the Results of the Health Care Vote launch? I have no idea and I think no-one can really knows precisely when the results will be launched, we will just settle for the next best thing. We’ve got been scouring the net for information regarding today’s Health Care Vote and we can do a little compilation. This might shed some light as to the outcome of today’s Health Care Vote.

Below are the unofficial results of the Health Care Vote. These were compiled using news articles from other news sites.

Votes announced earlier today, the votes may not come from votes that will actually be counted but it’s nice to see how they view the Health Care Reform Bill. (unverified)

Rep. Dennis Cardoza still remains UNDECIDED
Rep. Joe Donnelly switches from his “Yes” vote to NO
Rep. Dennis Kucinich from No to “YES”
Rep. Eliot Engel says YES
Rep. Mike Shuler is UNDECIDED
Rep. Charlie Wilson also UNDECIDED
Rep. Betty Sutton undecided but leaning on a YES
John Tanner – NO
Bart Gordon -NO
Brian Baird – NO
Vice President Biden an obvious YES
Rep. Luis Gutierrez says “YES”
Rep. Mark Schauer still “YES”
White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, Conform he still in “Yes” positions.