Harvard scores on their first drive and are up 7-0
Cornell hit a long field goal. 7-3 Harvard
14-3 Harvard at the half.
Why was I not informed that Cornell had gone back to using No Access for their streaming media? First attempt at a login: Flash (and therefore the entire browser) freezes. Not a good sign. :-(
Cornell gets a TD late in the 3rd quarter. 14-10 Harvard
[quote Kyle Rose]Why was I not informed that Cornell had gone back to using No Access for their streaming media? First attempt at a login: Flash (and therefore the entire browser) freezes. Not a good sign. :-([/quote]
I assume you're attempting video, but if nothing else, free Sucks audio available here: http://wbnw.turnkeyhosting.ca/
I've had no trouble with the video and it is free on ibnsports.
[quote Jacob '06]I've had no trouble with the video and it is free on ibnsports.[/quote]
Thanks for the heads up. Figured the Cornell access was pay.
21-10 with 6:39 left in the game
who's calling these plays? Going for a long pass on 3rd and 10, while the rest of the time you are dinking and dunking? On defense, we gave up two first down runs on 3rd and 10.
This program does not seem to be going forward, unfortunately.
I guess those halcyon days of watching relatively reliable streaming hockey video on my "ancient" eMac are over.
Welcome back to the No Access future!
Harvard's O-line dominated our d-line for most of the game and especially in the 4th quarter. 28-20 final after Harvard calls a misdirection play to score a TD on what would have been the last play of the game to run out the clock.
[quote scoop85]This program does not seem to be going forward, unfortunately.[/quote]That's an understatement. It hasn't been going forward for years. We can hope that sometime the AD will understand what the problem is and make a change. I can't imagine what the crowd size will be for the rest of the season.
[quote Jim Hyla][quote scoop85]This program does not seem to be going forward, unfortunately.[/quote]That's an understatement. It hasn't been going forward for years. We can hope that sometime the AD will understand what the problem is and make a change. I can't imagine what the crowd size will be for the rest of the season.[/quote]
Who really, deeply cares about whether the Cornell football team has a winning league record? Enough money has been spent on the facilities at Schoellkopf to...umm..."attract recruits," serve as a museum to CU football history, and have an elegant setting for parties with alumni. They have a beautiful locker room, "state of the art" coaching technology, grass practice fields, and a Cornell "C" on the floor that they cordon off. So by no means is the program financially impoverished. Coach Knowles and his staff might be the weak point in the operation, although I don't follow closely enough to say it with conviction. But in the end of the day, nobody in the Ivy League lives and dies based on the success of the football. People don't lose their jobs. Players' futures aren't compromised. It's all just for the love of the game, spirit of competition, and pride in giving a good effort, right? Right???
[quote imafrshmn][quote Jim Hyla][quote scoop85]This program does not seem to be going forward, unfortunately.[/quote]That's an understatement. It hasn't been going forward for years. We can hope that sometime the AD will understand what the problem is and make a change. I can't imagine what the crowd size will be for the rest of the season.[/quote]
Who really, deeply cares about whether the Cornell football team has a winning league record? Enough money has been spent on the facilities at Schoellkopf to...umm..."attract recruits," serve as a museum to CU football history, and have an elegant setting for parties with alumni. They have a beautiful locker room, "state of the art" coaching technology, grass practice fields, and a Cornell "C" on the floor that they cordon off. So by no means is the program financially impoverished. _____Coach Knowles and his staff might be the weak point in the operation, although I don't follow closely enough to say it with conviction. ____ But in the end of the day, nobody in the Ivy League lives and dies based on the success of the football. People don't lose their jobs. Players' futures aren't compromised. It's all just for the love of the game, spirit of competition, and pride in giving a good effort, right? Right???[/quote]Sure you can. You just proved it.
A;; the team needs is a tougher Marine.