Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
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Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Will (---.cable.mindspring.com)
Date: November 05, 2004 10:29PM
Hey Grumet-Morris! Your last SIX games against Cornell called! They said, YOU SUCK! 
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Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: French Rage (---.Stanford.EDU)
Date: November 05, 2004 10:48PM
Someone should bring a "Cornell is your daddy" sign to Lynah East.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: KeithK (---.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net)
Date: November 06, 2004 01:15AM
He actually seemed to play pretty well - 32 saves on 34 shots. Of course, the Harvard announcer seemed to think every save he made was amazing. Fortunately McKee was better (on half as many shots).
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: sockralex (---.twcny.rr.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 01:20AM
I was extremely impressed with our forecheck this game. I was very happy the first two games but tonight was exceptional. Keeping the puck in their end helped a lot. Cam Abbott has excellent hustle - working his butt off to keep the puck locked up. Plus, the shorthanded goal by Knoepfli was because of Carefoot's efforts on the forecheck.
How about Noah Welch tripping over the blue line in the 3rd? I was hoping for some deja vu.
How about Noah Welch tripping over the blue line in the 3rd? I was hoping for some deja vu.
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Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: jy3 (---.kaleidahealth.org)
Date: November 06, 2004 01:24AM
so 2 shorties in 2 weekends when it was 2 shorties in 2 years. pretty crazy. glad to hear they played well. keep it up for around the bowl and down the hole go brown go
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Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: calgARI '07 (---.danicacomputing.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 01:27AM
Grumet-Morris is a solid goaltender, although nothing spectacular, IMO. What he has is an outstanding group of defensemen playing in front of him. The group of Welch, Lannon, Reese, Hafner, Murphy, and MacDonald is one of the best units in the ECACHL - I would actually say the second best unit after Cornell.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Steve M (4.29.49.---)
Date: November 06, 2004 01:39AM
So were most of the 34 shots on goal not high quality scoring chances? I know we hit a post too.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: calgARI '07 (---.danicacomputing.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 01:42AM
[Q]Steve Marciniec Wrote:
So were most of the 34 shots on goal not high quality scoring chances? I know we hit a post too.[/q]
Cornell had a decent amount of good chances, but G-M did a good job limiting rebounds and Harvard's blueliners did a very good job clogging up the neutral zone and limiting Cornell's chances off the rush. Again, Harvard has a very good group of defensemen that very effectively limited Cornell's high quality chances tonight.
So were most of the 34 shots on goal not high quality scoring chances? I know we hit a post too.[/q]
Cornell had a decent amount of good chances, but G-M did a good job limiting rebounds and Harvard's blueliners did a very good job clogging up the neutral zone and limiting Cornell's chances off the rush. Again, Harvard has a very good group of defensemen that very effectively limited Cornell's high quality chances tonight.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Will (---.cable.mindspring.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 01:44AM
I loved seeing Topher Scott trying to take on those much larger Hahvahd guys. He's really becoming a fan favorite of the Faithful's.
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Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Josh '99 (---.nyc.rr.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 02:53AM
[Q]calgARI '07 Wrote:
Grumet-Morris is a solid goaltender, although nothing spectacular, IMO. What he has is an outstanding group of defensemen playing in front of him. The group of Welch, Lannon, Reese, Hafner, Murphy, and MacDonald is one of the best units in the ECACHL - I would actually say the second best unit after Cornell.[/q]I've been saying that for four years. Dov would have awful numbers if his team didn't clear his rebounds so well.
Grumet-Morris is a solid goaltender, although nothing spectacular, IMO. What he has is an outstanding group of defensemen playing in front of him. The group of Welch, Lannon, Reese, Hafner, Murphy, and MacDonald is one of the best units in the ECACHL - I would actually say the second best unit after Cornell.[/q]I've been saying that for four years. Dov would have awful numbers if his team didn't clear his rebounds so well.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Jordan 04 (---.nyc.rr.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 10:15AM
[Q]French Rage Wrote:
Someone should bring a "Cornell is your daddy" sign to Lynah East.[/q]
But then Harvard will just win 4 in a row against us and break the hex.
Someone should bring a "Cornell is your daddy" sign to Lynah East.[/q]
But then Harvard will just win 4 in a row against us and break the hex.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: anon (---.nys.biz.rr.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 11:54AM
I was impressed with Topher but get that kid a smaller jersey or get him to a tailor! His uniform comes to his knees and makes him look even smaller.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Townie (---.twcny.rr.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 12:14PM
[Q]sockralex Wrote:
Cam Abbott has excellent hustle - working his butt off to keep the puck locked up. Plus, the shorthanded goal by Knoepfli was because of Carefoot's efforts on the forecheck.
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Hynes hustled too, and I think Polulok played another solid game. This kid has poise!
Cam Abbott has excellent hustle - working his butt off to keep the puck locked up. Plus, the shorthanded goal by Knoepfli was because of Carefoot's efforts on the forecheck.
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Hynes hustled too, and I think Polulok played another solid game. This kid has poise!
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: redredux (---.maine.rr.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 12:53PM
What color jerseys did Cornell wear last night?
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Josh '99 (---.nyc.rr.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 01:08PM
[Q]Townie Wrote:
...and I think Polulok played another solid game. This kid has poise!
[/q]That was one thing that struck me last night (or at least as well as anything can strike you over i2sports)... Pokulok seems to be really confident playing the puck on the power play. That's valuable, and will be even more so next year once Cook is gone.
...and I think Polulok played another solid game. This kid has poise!
[/q]That was one thing that struck me last night (or at least as well as anything can strike you over i2sports)... Pokulok seems to be really confident playing the puck on the power play. That's valuable, and will be even more so next year once Cook is gone.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: calgARI '07 (---.danicacomputing.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 01:37PM
[Q]jmh30 Wrote:
Townie Wrote:
...and I think Polulok played another solid game. This kid has poise!
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That was one thing that struck me last night (or at least as well as anything can strike you over i2sports)... Pokulok seems to be really confident playing the puck on the power play. That's valuable, and will be even more so next year once Cook is gone.
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Interesting to note that on the 5-on-3, Schafer left Pokuluk on and took Cook off for Knoepfli, making the unit of Moulson-Scott-Hynes-Knoepfli-Pokuluk.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Townie (---.twcny.rr.com)
Date: November 06, 2004 05:32PM
[Q]redredux Wrote:
What color jerseys did Cornell wear last night?[/q]
White
What color jerseys did Cornell wear last night?[/q]
White
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: CowbellGuy (Moderator)
Date: November 08, 2004 09:31AM
As far as I know Auger's was the last smaller jersey worn by a Cornell player. They adoped a policy of "everyone wears the same size" after him.
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Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: CowbellGuy (Moderator)
Date: November 08, 2004 09:46AM
[Q]calgARI '07 Wrote:
Grumet-Morris is a solid goaltender, although nothing spectacular, IMO. What he has is an outstanding group of defensemen playing in front of him. The group of Welch, Lannon, Reese, Hafner, Murphy, and MacDonald is one of the best units in the ECACHL - I would actually say the second best unit after Cornell.[/q]
It was totally their defense that kept them in the game when they held that Under-18 powerhouse team to just four goals.
Grumet-Morris is a solid goaltender, although nothing spectacular, IMO. What he has is an outstanding group of defensemen playing in front of him. The group of Welch, Lannon, Reese, Hafner, Murphy, and MacDonald is one of the best units in the ECACHL - I would actually say the second best unit after Cornell.[/q]
It was totally their defense that kept them in the game when they held that Under-18 powerhouse team to just four goals.
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Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Josh '99 (---.yw.yu.edu)
Date: November 08, 2004 10:41AM
[Q]CowbellGuy Wrote:
It was totally their defense that kept them in the game when they held that Under-18 powerhouse team to just four goals.[/q]Hard to clear rebounds when the sieve gives up 4 goals on 20 shots.
It was totally their defense that kept them in the game when they held that Under-18 powerhouse team to just four goals.[/q]Hard to clear rebounds when the sieve gives up 4 goals on 20 shots.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: calgARI '07 (128.84.198.---)
Date: November 08, 2004 10:53AM
[Q]CowbellGuy Wrote:
calgARI '07 Wrote:
Grumet-Morris is a solid goaltender, although nothing spectacular, IMO. What he has is an outstanding group of defensemen playing in front of him. The group of Welch, Lannon, Reese, Hafner, Murphy, and MacDonald is one of the best units in the ECACHL - I would actually say the second best unit after Cornell.[/Q]
It was totally their defense that kept them in the game when they held that Under-18 powerhouse team to just four goals.[/q]
Well maybe they didn't play well against that team, but you really think that Harvard has a bad defense? They looked pretty damn good to me on Friday and that is pretty good group they have.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Pace (---)
Date: November 08, 2004 11:16AM
They really should give him a smaller one. Seriously. His hands disappear in the sleaves when the gloves are off. He looks like a kid in his Dad's sweater.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: billhoward (---.union01.nj.comcast.net)
Date: November 08, 2004 11:31AM
Agreed. Let's chip in and have a tailor make a house call chez Scott. Too-large clothing just emphasizes your small size. I am amazed at professional women who are shortish and who spend huge amounts on nice suits and let the sleeves come almost to their knuckles.
Good thing Scott isn't playing Cornell basketball. On him, the shorts would come halfway to his ankles.
Good thing Scott isn't playing Cornell basketball. On him, the shorts would come halfway to his ankles.
Re: Cornell vs. Hahvahd Postgame Thread
Posted by: Jordan 04 (12.42.45.---)
Date: November 08, 2004 11:38AM
C'mon guys. Stop the insanity.
The amusement of simply watching Topher skate around in that jersey, and on a line where Moulson and Hynes tower over him, was worth the $5 charge.
The amusement of simply watching Topher skate around in that jersey, and on a line where Moulson and Hynes tower over him, was worth the $5 charge.
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