TO GET YOU THROUGH THE WILD NIGHT AHEAD

Here's your tiebreaker procedures to help you figure out who will play who Thursday night, from the NEC. But I'll add this. As far as CCSU is concerned, it's like this as a dear friend would say.
CCSU wins: It is the three seed and hosts the six seed Thursday.
The Devils lose: Central is the three if RMU loses tonight. If RMU loses, CCSU is the three regardless of what RMU does.

Here's the rest of the list from the NEC:


Central Connecticut State can clinch the #3 seed with a win over Long Island or a Robert Morris loss to Wagner. In that case, Robert Morris would be the #4 seed. RMU can claim the #3 seed with a win and a CCSU loss. Both CCSU and RMU will host an NEC quarterfinal game.

St. Francis (NY) can earn the #5 seed with a win over Bryant or a Wagner loss to Robert Morris. Wagner can clinch the #5 seed with a win and a St. Francis (NY) loss.

#6/#7 seed possibilities...

- If St. Francis (NY) wins or Wagner loses, then the Seahawks are the #6 seed.
- If St. Francis (NY) loses, Wagner wins and Mount St. Mary's wins, the Mount will be the #6 seed and St. Francis (NY) the #7 seed if Quinnipiac wins. The Mount can also be the #6 seed if Quinnipiac loses, and both CCSU and Robert Morris also fall. If Quinnipiac loses and either CCSU or Robert Morris win, then St. Francis (NY) is the #6 seed and Mount St. Mary's the #7 seed.
- If St. Francis (NY) and Wagner lose, and Mount St. Mary's wins, St. Francis (NY) is the #5 seed, Wagner is the #6 seed and Mount is the #7 seed.

If Saint Francis (PA) beats Mount St. Mary's, then the Red Flash are the #7 seed and the Mount will be the #8 seed. If Mount wins, then Saint Francis (PA) is the #8 seed.