SUCCESS!

(Trust me)

Sigh...

I miss those days...

Thanks for posting it. One of the precious few games I missed in my four years and it had to be that one.

And from the following weekend:

Thanks Josh.

judy
I miss those days...

Saturday was one of "those days."

jkahn
Thanks Josh.

judy
I miss those days...

Saturday was one of "those days."

Those days are the reasons we keep coming back year after year after year.

Larry72

jkahn
Thanks Josh.

judy
I miss those days...

Saturday was one of "those days."

Those days are the reasons we keep coming back year after year after year.

Amen.

another from youtube:

jkahn
another from youtube:

I like how in certain lights, when the camera is aimed up at the rafters, Lynah has that old barny feeling, kinda like SLU.

And one more...

Josh '99
And one more...

6 years later and I'm still on edge watching that puck roll towards the empty net. And screaming "Ugly!" at the :59 mark. Man, did that game actually freaking happen?

A reminder that there is nothing more exciting than winning a hockey championship in overtime. Conversely, few things more depressing ...

Larry72
And from the following weekend:

Ah, fond memories of eating scrambled eggs, hash browns and a beer from some trucker-like restaurant on the outskirts of Eugene, OR that 1) got the appropriate channels and 2) was open on at 9 am on a Saturday.

Needless to say, I left them a nice tip and many verbal "thank you's".

Josh '99
And one more...

Everything about that play is so, so nice. The faceoff win was so clean, Harvard may as well not have contested it; Vesce put he puck right on McRae's tape; two men got in the way of the Harvard player coming to harass McRae; McRae skated forward until he got an angle and then found an opening to fire it past Hypen.

So, so sweet.

Josh '99
And one more...

Which is why you don't want to take a defensive zone face off at the end of the game.

Jim Hyla

Josh '99
And one more...

Which is why you don't want to take a defensive zone face off at the end of the game.

on the other hand, the end of the Princeton-Duluth game is why you DO want to take a defensive zone faceoff at the end of the game.

Hands down the worst thing about this clip is that the entirety of Norton's "analysis" is him talking about how Cornell's players picked off the Harvard players.

Josh '99

Jim Hyla

Josh '99
And one more...

Which is why you don't want to take a defensive zone face off at the end of the game.

on the other hand, the end of the Princeton-Duluth game is why you DO want to take a defensive zone faceoff at the end of the game.

Hands down the worst thing about this clip is that the entirety of Norton's "analysis" is him talking about how Cornell's players picked off the Harvard players.

Which, of course, they did. I didn't notice it at the time because of the euphoria of the moment but even though I didn't listen to the audio, I thought "wow, that was a wicked pick." And what do I think of that pick?

Vintage ECAC Replay





And the GWG

Is it October yet?

I can't believe I have to suffer through an entire baseball season before hockey starts up again.

marty


Vintage ECAC Replay





And the GWG

Wow! Thanks for digging that tape up and putting the clips on youtube. I have some still photos of that game, but this is the first time I've seen video of it. Heck, I haven't seen almost all of those guys play in over ten years.

cbuckser

marty


Vintage ECAC Replay





And the GWG

Wow! Thanks for digging that tape up and putting the clips on youtube. I have some still photos of that game, but this is the first time I've seen video of it. Heck, I haven't seen almost all of those guys play in over ten years.

Also, wonderful audio of the '90s way of doing the goal chants. The "WE WANT MORRRRE" was significantly slower than the cadence of "Davy." Also, note a measured pause between the end of the "Sieve" chant and the beginning of the "It's all your fault!" chant, unlike today. And we all have to agree that "SAAAAANN-CIM-IIINOOOOO" was the beginning of the tradition of echoing the PA announcement of the goal-scorer from that year on. You can't underestimate how hungry that fanbase was to be back in the ECACs. That corner was absolutely packed and BUZZING the entire weekend.

Oh, Tripp Tracy, that GIGANTIC sieve.

I used to have a clip of Iggulden's GWG against OSU (I think) in the NCAA tournament. The goal was right after we killed off a long penalty.

I lost it. Does anyone else have this video clip? ..or at least know what I am talking about?

[www.ncaa.com]

Oat
I used to have a clip of Iggulden's GWG against OSU (I think) in the NCAA tournament. The goal was right after we killed off a long penalty.

I lost it. Does anyone else have this video clip? ..or at least know what I am talking about?

[www.ncaa.com]

I have no idea what you are talking about because I couldn't watch the games that night and my DVR conked out when the score was still 2-1. I didn't know if Cornell had won until I switched to the recording of the Minnesota game, already in progress.

Oat
I used to have a clip of Iggulden's GWG against OSU (I think) in the NCAA tournament. The goal was right after we killed off a long penalty.

I lost it. Does anyone else have this video clip? ..or at least know what I am talking about?

[www.ncaa.com]

[collegehockeystats.net]





Sawada's role in that play is sometimes overlooked: he made the pass that sprung Iggy on his rush up the ice to take the first shot, and then he levelled the OSU player who was about to clear the puck, causing the turnover that allowed Moulson to feed Iggulden for the goal.

Though I feel weird putting it on this thread, does anyone have any footage or URLs from the Cornell vs. UNH game in 2003. I've never had the chance to see a replay of the high stick call on Palahicky and it's always irked me.

I can't bring myself to transfer that damn clip. I should say clips. There was 7 minutes of bullshit and replays before the refs stole the goal. From my armchair analysis of the damn tape there is no way that they could have legitimately overruled the on-ice call of a goal. Hocus-pocus.

Still no 1967, 1970 or 1986 clips, though.

Trotsky
Still no 1967, 1970 or 1986 clips, though.

Does anyone know if film on those games even exists?

imafrshmn

Trotsky
Still no 1967, 1970 or 1986 clips, though.

Does anyone know if film on those games even exists?

when i lived in LA, the guy who would organize game viewings had a VHS tape with some game footage from 86, he put it on before we watched the FF game in '03. I know he used to browse the board occasionally.

Howie, if you're around, any chance of youtubing that footage?

imafrshmn

Trotsky
Still no 1967, 1970 or 1986 clips, though.

Does anyone know if film on those games even exists?

I imagine that it might exist...if only because there's film of the 1969 championship loss to Denver available on DVD:

[www.ncaaondemand.com]

imafrshmn

Trotsky
Still no 1967, 1970 or 1986 clips, though.

Does anyone know if film on those games even exists?

I've slowly been acquiring films for Cornell's archival collections, in part thanks to some posters here. If anyone knows of more, original film, VHS or DVD copies, they would be gratefully welcomed. Here is some of what has turned up, though there are others that have yet to be cataloged. There is some 1970 footage.
A lot is still on film though and needs digitization.

[rmc.library.cornell.edu]

In case anyone is interested I'm doing the same for CU lacrosse:

[rmc.library.cornell.edu]

marty
I can't bring myself to transfer that damn clip. I should say clips. There was 7 minutes of bullshit and replays before the refs stole the goal. From my armchair analysis of the damn tape there is no way that they could have legitimately overruled the on-ice call of a goal. Hocus-pocus.

Last weekend I was in Buffalo and the HSBC Arena for the first time since 2003. Bad memories. I think I may finally be ready to watch that game (or parts of it) again. *sigh*

Not us, but a


great clip of the 1950 NCAA title game.

Trotsky
Not us, but a


great clip of the 1950 NCAA title game.

So *THATS* where All-Access got their camera guys from!

Trotsky
Not us, but a


great clip of the 1950 NCAA title game.

It's really funny what passed for hockey back then: I can skate better than those guys. LOL.

Trotsky
Not us, but a


great clip of the 1950 NCAA title game.

Watching that clip helps one appreciate Ned's coaching accomplishments. Of the first 23 NCAA championships, eastern schools won only four--with three of those coached by Ned.

Kyle Rose

Trotsky
Not us, but a


great clip of the 1950 NCAA title game.

It's really funny what passed for hockey back then: I can skate better than those guys. LOL.

What struck me is how thin they are. Combination of no conditioning and very scant protection.

It still boggles my mind that anybody ever thought it made sense not to wear a helmet - while playing goal.

Beeeej
It still boggles my mind that anybody ever thought it made sense not to wear a helmet - while playing goal.

Helmets are very new, masks a little older. Some of us are old enough to have seen it all. (And FYP)

Jim Hyla

Beeeej
It still boggles my mind that anybody ever thought it made sense not to wear a helmet - while playing goal.

Helmets are very new, masks a little older. Some of us are old enough to have seen it all. (And FYP)

It is strange to be sure. But remember that back in the day with straight bladed sticks pucks didn't come up off the ice very often.