Lynah Sports Network

At last, Brian Sullivan comes to his senses...

3) LSN: the Lynah Sports Network. You might laugh it off, but you know you think Cornell Hockey should have all its games televised nationwide. The Big Ten has its own network, right? Cornell’s, like, 50 times better than all those state-school clowns combined. Admit it.

[www.uscho.com]

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At last, Brian Sullivan comes to his senses...

3) LSN: the Lynah Sports Network. You might laugh it off, but you know you think Cornell Hockey should have all its games televised nationwide. The Big Ten has its own network, right? Cornell’s, like, 50 times better than all those state-school clowns combined. Admit it.

[www.uscho.com]

Bah. Later in the same article:

Rensselaer

3) A copyright on “Let’s Go Red.” Cornell thinks they can have it? Not if we officially claim it first, suckers. Better yet, let’s put it to an online vote … don’t worry, we’ll design the site so it’s perfectly hack-proof. No, really, we promise.

I don't care if Ned used RPI's jerseys as the inspiration for the particular shade of red that Cornell now wears. WE'RE the ones whose nickname actually has "Red" in it. (As a noun, even.) Not RPI. Not Nebraska. Cornell.

(The context here is things you would wish for if you were given three wishes to spend on your team, if you don't want to click through.)

Actually, according to their own Sports Information, RPI's colors are Cherry and white. How about they take "Let's Go Cherry!" ?

TimV
Actually, according to their own Sports Information, RPI's colors are Cherry and white. How about they take "Let's Go Cherry!" ?

Sounds like a

RED---->

<----CHERRY

RED---->

<----CHERRY

cheer in the making.

Al DeFlorio

TimV
Actually, according to their own Sports Information, RPI's colors are Cherry and white. How about they take "Let's Go Cherry!" ?

Sounds like a

RED---->

<----CHERRY

RED---->

<----CHERRY

cheer in the making.

Oh, I've been doing that one for years. It never caught on, and only served to get me more funny looks than the ones I'm used to getting.

Also later in the same article:

A little less horn. We’re all about the goal horns, sincerely, but the volume is a little excessive at the Houston Field House. There’s already one “RPI Rule” in the NCAA books; do we really need two? Both pertaining to over-the-top horning?

Read more: [www.uscho.com]

I haven't heard significant horns there in quite a while. It's those lame, annoying thundersticks, handed out one at a time so they're not in violation of the letter of the rules and relentlessly pounded by the RPI fan with one eyebrow and protruding jaw who drools on the floor behind me at Houston Field House.