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UAlbany was awarded the NCAA's #5 seed in the playoffs, the highest the team has ever been ranked, while also receiving a First Round bye. The win over Richmond cemented the furthest the Great Danes had ever gotten in the postseason, previously having reached the Second Round in 2019. In the
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2054:2014
2049:2013
2044:2012
2039:2011
2034:2010
2029:2009
2024:2008
2019:2007
2014:2006
2009:2005
2004:2004
1999:2003
1994:2002
1989:2001
1984:2000
1979:1999
1974:1998
1969:1997
1964:1996
1959:1995
1954:1994
1949:1993
1944:1992
1939:1991
1934:1990
1929:1989
1924:1988
1919:1987
1914:1986
1909:1985
1904:1984
1899:1983
1894:1982
1889:1981
1884:1980
1879:1979
1874:1978
1869:1977
1864:1976
1859:1975
1854:1974
1849:1973
1844:1972
1839:1971
1834:1970
1824:1924
1819:1923
1814:1922
1804:1917
1667:2023
1645:2023
1611:1973
1604:1973
1436:2023
1407:2019
1389:2011
1334:1977
1282:7–1
1279:11–4
1264:2023
1258:7–1
1250:2012
1244:7–1
1236:2011
1230:7–0
1224:2008
1219:6–0
1213:2007
1208:6–1
1197:6–1
1186:2002
1181:7–1
1178:10–1
1175:1998
1170:8–0
1167:11–1
1154:1997
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319:and
282:ECAC
190:The
1579:at
1569:at
1553:at
1534:at
1522:at
1516:LIU
1255:9–2
1241:8–4
1227:9–3
1216:8–4
1205:7–4
1194:8–4
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993:WR
975:WR
952:DE
934:TE
915:DB
895:DL
876:WR
856:QB
820:LB
797:TE
779:OT
747:RB
729:LB
694:DB
674:OG
657:DE
641:OL
618:LB
598:DE
580:TE
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