Cornell mention in the New York Times article on B1G hockey

There was a nice mention in the NY Times article today: [www.nytimes.com]

"Though universities like Minnesota and Cornell frequently sell out their arenas, national college hockey telecasts attract limited viewership. Last April, Yale’s 4-0 victory over Quinnipiac in the N.C.A.A. championship game on ESPN averaged 400,000 viewers. Last season the NBC Sports Network, which shows Hockey East and ECAC games, averaged 68,000 viewers for its 27 telecasts, with a high of 150,000 for Harvard-Cornell on Nov. 16."

(Yes Al, the Times will allow Republicans to subscribe, but only if they're moderate - so all 20 of us share a password.)

TimV
(Yes Al, the Times will allow Republicans to subscribe, but only if they're moderate - so all 20 of us share a password.)

The Tea Partiers are also permitted to subscribe, but instead of typing they keep screaming at the screen that unless the site displays they'll smash the computer.

TimV
(Yes Al, the Times will allow Republicans to subscribe, but only if they're moderate - so all 20 of us share a password.)

Nice work. Makes it easier for the NSA.

As good a place as any to put this. CHN on ECAC recruits, Harvard's a Class Above in ECAC

Is this the same guy that writes the Inside Lacrosse Annual? Every player is great and Harvard has another terrific class.

TimV
Is this the same guy that writes the Inside Lacrosse Annual? Every player is great and Harvard has another terrific class.

And all the Cornell recruits are "Big".

Towerroad

TimV
Is this the same guy that writes the Inside Lacrosse Annual? Every player is great and Harvard has another terrific class.

And all the Cornell recruits are "Big".

And slow.

TimV
Is this the same guy that writes the Inside Lacrosse Annual? Every player is great and Harvard has another terrific class.

In recent years Harvard has done a good job in recruiting. The problem is that he can never get them to perform well on the ice. There is recruiting and there is coaching. Some coaches can do both, some can't do either, some can do one or another. I put Donato in the latter category.

Jim Hyla

TimV
Is this the same guy that writes the Inside Lacrosse Annual? Every player is great and Harvard has another terrific class.

In recent years Harvard has done a good job in recruiting. The problem is that he can never get them to perform well on the ice. There is recruiting and there is coaching. Some coaches can do both, some can't do either, some can do one or another. I put Donato in the latter category.

B they get an A for everything they do.