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Quote from: Scersk '97I do too.  You spelled RPI wrong both times. (And CCT...)

Quote from: rmandelLooks like a visit from Colorado College next season.

http://www.gazette.com/sports/scherr-131160-conference-former.html

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Quote from: rmandelLooks like a visit from Colorado College next season.

http://www.gazette.com/sports/scherr-131160-conference-former.html

Thanks, but I hope they don't literally mean we'll be playing them in October.

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Quote from: rmandelLooks like a visit from Colorado College next season.

http://www.gazette.com/sports/scherr-131160-conference-former.html

Thanks, but I hope they don't literally mean we'll be playing them in October.

It's happened before, say, in 2006. (http://www.collegehockeystats.net/0506/schedules/corm)

QuoteNext October, the Tigers are slated to host Clarkson and travel to Air Force and Cornell.

Quote from: TrotskyThey have the 1/6-7 weekend carved out for Cornell this year.  Maybe that will be the Lynah weekend next year.  Not so good for the fans, but better for the team for the reason you mentioned.

QuoteNext October, the Tigers are slated to host Clarkson and travel to Air Force and Cornell.

Edit: Well, that doesn't sound so good.  The October Fridays are 10/5, 12, 19, and 26.  CC could go to AF on a midweek, as well -- it's just across town.

Whatever the case, it is great to see a WCHA team coming into Lynah.

Quote from: css228I'd love to see more visitors of this quality in Lynah. Hopefully we could convince Penn State to start something with us for the long run in addition to having this great series.

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Quote from: css228I'd love to see more visitors of this quality in Lynah. Hopefully we could convince Penn State to start something with us for the long run in addition to having this great series.

Penn State the Home Conference Wreckers? ::pissed::

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Quote from: rmandelLooks like a visit from Colorado College next season.

http://www.gazette.com/sports/scherr-131160-conference-former.html

Thanks, but I hope they don't literally mean we'll be playing them in October.

It's happened before, say, in 2006. (http://www.collegehockeystats.net/0506/schedules/corm)

But I don't think CC is the best school to start against. Assuming the earliest we can play is the weekend of 10/19, that means we'd have one weekend of games before them and they would have had three.

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QuoteEdit: Well, that doesn't sound so good.  The October Fridays are 10/5, 12, 19, and 26.  CC could go to AF on a midweek, as well -- it's just across town.

Whatever the case, it is great to see a WCHA team coming into Lynah.

So which is it? Or, is it not sounding good, but seeing great?:-D

Quote from: dpdDoes anyone know the tenative upcoming men's hockey schedule for next season?

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Quote from: dpdDoes anyone know the tenative upcoming men's hockey schedule for next season?

::doh::Look at thread title.

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Quote from: dpdDoes anyone know the tenative upcoming men's hockey schedule for next season?

::doh::Look at thread title.

Actually, that's my fault; dpd originally asked the question in another thread, and I moderated it into this thread and made it sticky.  Just trying to be helpful, not make anyone look bad. ::blush::

Quote from: jtn27It seems like it's safe to assume that we'll be playing Michigan on November 24 (the Saturday after Thanksgiving) in MSG.

Quote from: billhowardNov 16-18 would be a good back-to-Ithaca weekend: Harvard Friday and Dartmouth Saturday in hockey, plus football playing Penn Saturday midday, maybe not for the Ivy title but likely for the end to what could be the best Cornell football season in years and years. If only there was wrestling and basketball at home that weekend, too?

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Quote from: css228I'd love to see more visitors of this quality in Lynah. Hopefully we could convince Penn State to start something with us for the long run in addition to having this great series.

Penn State the Home Conference Wreckers? ::pissed::

What's done is done, They're likely at least to be decent going forward, we might as well get in on their scheduling going forward.

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Quote from: css228I'd love to see more visitors of this quality in Lynah. Hopefully we could convince Penn State to start something with us for the long run in addition to having this great series.

Penn State the Home Conference Wreckers? ::pissed::

What's done is done, They're likely at least to be decent going forward, we might as well get in on their scheduling going forward.

I agree that it is better than their reverse scheduling which causes all sorts of problems regarding non-existence and causality.

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Quote from: css228I'd love to see more visitors of this quality in Lynah. Hopefully we could convince Penn State to start something with us for the long run in addition to having this great series.

Penn State the Home Conference Wreckers? ::pissed::

What's done is done, They're likely at least to be decent going forward, we might as well get in on their scheduling going forward.

I agree that it is better than their reverse scheduling which causes all sorts of problems regarding non-existence and causality.

Meh.

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Quote from: css228I'd love to see more visitors of this quality in Lynah. Hopefully we could convince Penn State to start something with us for the long run in addition to having this great series.

Penn State the Home Conference Wreckers? ::pissed::

What's done is done, They're likely at least to be decent going forward, we might as well get in on their scheduling going forward.

I agree that it is better than their reverse scheduling which causes all sorts of problems regarding non-existence and causality.

Meh.

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We've needed a good philosophical discussion for a while.

Logic suggests that time must flow in the direction of increasing entropy because the most probable outcome of stochastic events leads to an decrease in order. (E.g., think about a theoretically possible but ridiculously improbable event in which a block of wood cools off and starts moving in one direction.) The probablility of order increasing as a result of random particle interactions decreases exponentially with the number of particles involved.

How does this relate to the equivalence between matter moving backward in time and anti-matter moving forward in time? There must be a connection between physical reality and information theory. It's a puzzle I've been pondering for years.

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Quote from: css228I'd love to see more visitors of this quality in Lynah. Hopefully we could convince Penn State to start something with us for the long run in addition to having this great series.

Penn State the Home Conference Wreckers? ::pissed::

What's done is done, They're likely at least to be decent going forward, we might as well get in on their scheduling going forward.

I agree that it is better than their reverse scheduling which causes all sorts of problems regarding non-existence and causality.

Meh.

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We've needed a good philosophical discussion for a while.

Logic suggests that time must flow in the direction of increasing entropy because the most probable outcome of stochastic events leads to an decrease in order. (E.g., think about a theoretically possible but ridiculously improbable event in which a block of wood cools off and starts moving in one direction.) The probablility of order increasing as a result of random particle interactions decreases exponentially with the number of particles involved.

How does this relate to the equivalence between matter moving backward in time and anti-matter moving forward in time? There must be a connection between physical reality and information theory. It's a puzzle I've been pondering for years.

Quote from: jkahnThe Florida tournament will be Fri. and Sat., Dec 28 and 29 (source: email response from Craig Brush to my inquiry as to whether the dates were set).
As announced in Estero in December, Ferris St. and UMD will be there.  Also announced in December were the Dec. 2013 teams, New Hampshire and North Dakota.

Quote from: jkahnAlso announced in December were the Dec. 2013 teams, New Hampshire and North Dakota.

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Quote from: jkahnAlso announced in December were the Dec. 2013 teams, New Hampshire and North Dakota.

Love that field.

QuoteOct. 26-27: Ivy Shootout at Brown (with Dartmouth and Princeton).
Note: The format has been under discussion, and could be changed. But as of now, the plan is to play everything at Brown.
Nov. 23-24: at Denver; at Colorado College
Note: Yale was originally part of the field of the Denver Cup. The tournament is apparently in flux, but the Bulldogs kept the date with Denver and secured a game with CC to make a weekend of it.
Dec. 12: vs. Massachusetts
Dec. 28: vs. Russian Red Stars (exhibition)
Dec. 30: at Holy Cross
Jan. 5: at Boston College

Quote from: Chris '03For whatever it's worth, a preliminary Yale NC schedule has popped up today:

http://nhrcollegehockey.blogspot.com/2012/02/looking-ahead.html

QuoteOct. 26-27: Ivy Shootout at Brown (with Dartmouth and Princeton).
Note: The format has been under discussion, and could be changed. But as of now, the plan is to play everything at Brown.
Nov. 23-24: at Denver; at Colorado College
Note: Yale was originally part of the field of the Denver Cup. The tournament is apparently in flux, but the Bulldogs kept the date with Denver and secured a game with CC to make a weekend of it.
Dec. 12: vs. Massachusetts
Dec. 28: vs. Russian Red Stars (exhibition)
Dec. 30: at Holy Cross
Jan. 5: at Boston College

Ivy Shootout. Yuck.

Quote from: Chris '03For whatever it's worth, a preliminary Yale NC schedule has popped up today:

http://nhrcollegehockey.blogspot.com/2012/02/looking-ahead.html

QuoteOct. 26-27: Ivy Shootout at Brown (with Dartmouth and Princeton).
Note: The format has been under discussion, and could be changed. But as of now, the plan is to play everything at Brown.
Nov. 23-24: at Denver; at Colorado College
Note: Yale was originally part of the field of the Denver Cup. The tournament is apparently in flux, but the Bulldogs kept the date with Denver and secured a game with CC to make a weekend of it.
Dec. 12: vs. Massachusetts
Dec. 28: vs. Russian Red Stars (exhibition)
Dec. 30: at Holy Cross
Jan. 5: at Boston College

Ivy Shootout. Yuck.

Quote from: ursusminorIn case anyone cares, a prelimnary RPI schedule has surfaced http://www.withoutapeer.com/2012/02/tentative-mens-2012-13-schedule.html.

Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

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Quote from: ursusminorIn case anyone cares, a prelimnary RPI schedule has surfaced http://www.withoutapeer.com/2012/02/tentative-mens-2012-13-schedule.html.

Interesting that they have their home-and-home series with Union as the kickoff to their ECAC schedule.  Does that happen every year, or is this new?

If it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

But we have to make sure our home and home against Colgate is the absolute worst weather weekend of the year.  It's not the same otherwise.

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

But we have to make sure our home and home against Colgate is the absolute worst weather weekend of the year.  It's not the same otherwise.

Things have changed.  The absolute worst weather weekend used to be the RPI-UVM trip.  Yeah, yeah, I know... a lot of things have changed.  But looking up through a blinding snowstorm at the bank weather display in downtown Burlington and seeing "-18" (I assume C, but hey, maybe F) is among the memorable experiences of life.

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

But we have to make sure our home and home against Colgate is the absolute worst weather weekend of the year.  It's not the same otherwise.

Things have changed.  The absolute worst weather weekend used to be the RPI-UVM trip.  Yeah, yeah, I know... a lot of things have changed.  But looking up through a blinding snowstorm at the bank weather display in downtown Burlington and seeing "-18" (I assume C, but hey, maybe F) is among the memorable experiences of life.

I'm assuming that was when Army was in the ECAC?  Why not have Army and RPI be travel partners?  I realize this all ended 15+ years ago but a Hudson pairing makes more sense than involving Vermont.

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

But we have to make sure our home and home against Colgate is the absolute worst weather weekend of the year.  It's not the same otherwise.

Things have changed.  The absolute worst weather weekend used to be the RPI-UVM trip.  Yeah, yeah, I know... a lot of things have changed.  But looking up through a blinding snowstorm at the bank weather display in downtown Burlington and seeing "-18" (I assume C, but hey, maybe F) is among the memorable experiences of life.

I'm assuming that was when Army was in the ECAC?  Why not have Army and RPI be travel partners?  I realize this all ended 15+ years ago but a Hudson pairing makes more sense than involving Vermont.

Because that would leave Vermont and Princeton as the remaining two without partners, and that didn't make any sense at all.

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

But we have to make sure our home and home against Colgate is the absolute worst weather weekend of the year.  It's not the same otherwise.

Things have changed.  The absolute worst weather weekend used to be the RPI-UVM trip.  Yeah, yeah, I know... a lot of things have changed.  But looking up through a blinding snowstorm at the bank weather display in downtown Burlington and seeing "-18" (I assume C, but hey, maybe F) is among the memorable experiences of life.

Kind of like why we have the Yale-Brown and Princetion-Quinnipaic pairings rather than Yale-Q and Brown Princeton.

I'm assuming that was when Army was in the ECAC?  Why not have Army and RPI be travel partners?  I realize this all ended 15+ years ago but a Hudson pairing makes more sense than involving Vermont.

Because that would leave Vermont and Princeton as the remaining two without partners, and that didn't make any sense at all.

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

But we have to make sure our home and home against Colgate is the absolute worst weather weekend of the year.  It's not the same otherwise.

Things have changed.  The absolute worst weather weekend used to be the RPI-UVM trip.  Yeah, yeah, I know... a lot of things have changed.  But looking up through a blinding snowstorm at the bank weather display in downtown Burlington and seeing "-18" (I assume C, but hey, maybe F) is among the memorable experiences of life.

I'm assuming that was when Army was in the ECAC?  Why not have Army and RPI be travel partners?  I realize this all ended 15+ years ago but a Hudson pairing makes more sense than involving Vermont.

Because that would leave Vermont and Princeton as the remaining two without partners, and that didn't make any sense at all.

Wasn't it RPI-Army, Vermont-Dartmouth, Yale-Princeton, Harvard-Brown, Cornell-Colgate, Clarkson-SLU?

That's how I would have done it.

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

But we have to make sure our home and home against Colgate is the absolute worst weather weekend of the year.  It's not the same otherwise.

Things have changed.  The absolute worst weather weekend used to be the RPI-UVM trip.  Yeah, yeah, I know... a lot of things have changed.  But looking up through a blinding snowstorm at the bank weather display in downtown Burlington and seeing "-18" (I assume C, but hey, maybe F) is among the memorable experiences of life.

I'm assuming that was when Army was in the ECAC?  Why not have Army and RPI be travel partners?  I realize this all ended 15+ years ago but a Hudson pairing makes more sense than involving Vermont.

Because that would leave Vermont and Princeton as the remaining two without partners, and that didn't make any sense at all.

Wasn't it RPI-Army, Vermont-Dartmouth, Yale-Princeton, Harvard-Brown, Cornell-Colgate, Clarkson-SLU?

That's how I would have done it.

I believe at the time, it was RPI-Vermont, Princeton-Army, Harvard-Dartmouth, Cornell-Colgate, Clarkson-SLU, Yale-Brown.

Quote from: BeeeejI believe at the time, it was RPI-Vermont, Princeton-Army, Harvard-Dartmouth, Cornell-Colgate, Clarkson-SLU, Yale-Brown.

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

But we have to make sure our home and home against Colgate is the absolute worst weather weekend of the year.  It's not the same otherwise.

Things have changed.  The absolute worst weather weekend used to be the RPI-UVM trip.  Yeah, yeah, I know... a lot of things have changed.  But looking up through a blinding snowstorm at the bank weather display in downtown Burlington and seeing "-18" (I assume C, but hey, maybe F) is among the memorable experiences of life.

I'm assuming that was when Army was in the ECAC?  Why not have Army and RPI be travel partners?  I realize this all ended 15+ years ago but a Hudson pairing makes more sense than involving Vermont.

Because that would leave Vermont and Princeton as the remaining two without partners, and that didn't make any sense at all.

Wasn't it RPI-Army, Vermont-Dartmouth, Yale-Princeton, Harvard-Brown, Cornell-Colgate, Clarkson-SLU?

That's how I would have done it.

I believe at the time, it was RPI-Vermont, Princeton-Army, Harvard-Dartmouth, Cornell-Colgate, Clarkson-SLU, Yale-Brown.

Yep.  In the absence of Penn (or Columbia) hockey, what to do with Princeton sort of drives the travel partnerships.  Princeton to West Point is a fairly reasonable drive, since you can take 287 and avoid NYC altogether.

Anything's got to be better than the Cornell-Columbia Ivy basketball travel partnership...

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

But we have to make sure our home and home against Colgate is the absolute worst weather weekend of the year.  It's not the same otherwise.

Things have changed.  The absolute worst weather weekend used to be the RPI-UVM trip.  Yeah, yeah, I know... a lot of things have changed.  But looking up through a blinding snowstorm at the bank weather display in downtown Burlington and seeing "-18" (I assume C, but hey, maybe F) is among the memorable experiences of life.

I'm assuming that was when Army was in the ECAC?  Why not have Army and RPI be travel partners?  I realize this all ended 15+ years ago but a Hudson pairing makes more sense than involving Vermont.

Because that would leave Vermont and Princeton as the remaining two without partners, and that didn't make any sense at all.

Wasn't it RPI-Army, Vermont-Dartmouth, Yale-Princeton, Harvard-Brown, Cornell-Colgate, Clarkson-SLU?

That's how I would have done it.

I believe at the time, it was RPI-Vermont, Princeton-Army, Harvard-Dartmouth, Cornell-Colgate, Clarkson-SLU, Yale-Brown.

Yep.  In the absence of Penn (or Columbia) hockey, what to do with Princeton sort of drives the travel partnerships.  Princeton to West Point is a fairly reasonable drive, since you can take 287 and avoid NYC altogether.

Anything's got to be better than the Cornell-Columbia Ivy basketball travel partnership...

Did I-287 even exist back in the early 90s for that trip?

Quote from: Chris 02Did I-287 even exist back in the early 90s for that trip?

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Quote from: Chris 02Did I-287 even exist back in the early 90s for that trip?

Wikipedia knows all (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_287)

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Quote from: jtwcornell91Princeton to West Point is a fairly reasonable drive, since you can take 287 and avoid NYC altogether.

Anything's got to be better than the Cornell-Columbia Ivy basketball travel partnership...

Did I-287 even exist back in the early 90s for that trip?

It opened in '93.  But even then, you could take the Parkway to the Turnpike.

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Quote from: KenPIf it were up to me I'd like each team to see each other once in the Fall semester and once in the Spring.  Home-and-homes would be right smack in the middle.

Damn straight. aBcDeXAbCdE.

But we have to make sure our home and home against Colgate is the absolute worst weather weekend of the year.  It's not the same otherwise.

Things have changed.  The absolute worst weather weekend used to be the RPI-UVM trip.  Yeah, yeah, I know... a lot of things have changed.  But looking up through a blinding snowstorm at the bank weather display in downtown Burlington and seeing "-18" (I assume C, but hey, maybe F) is among the memorable experiences of life.

I'm assuming that was when Army was in the ECAC?  Why not have Army and RPI be travel partners?  I realize this all ended 15+ years ago but a Hudson pairing makes more sense than involving Vermont.

Because that would leave Vermont and Princeton as the remaining two without partners, and that didn't make any sense at all.

Wasn't it RPI-Army, Vermont-Dartmouth, Yale-Princeton, Harvard-Brown, Cornell-Colgate, Clarkson-SLU?

That's how I would have done it.

I believe at the time, it was RPI-Vermont, Princeton-Army, Harvard-Dartmouth, Cornell-Colgate, Clarkson-SLU, Yale-Brown.

Yep.  In the absence of Penn (or Columbia) hockey, what to do with Princeton sort of drives the travel partnerships.  Princeton to West Point is a fairly reasonable drive, since you can take 287 and avoid NYC altogether.

Anything's got to be better than the Cornell-Columbia Ivy basketball travel partnership...

Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals
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Quote from: jtn27Whenever we host the quarterfinals, the student section is only partially filled.

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Quote from: jtn27Whenever we host the quarterfinals, the student section is only partially filled.

FYP.

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Quote from: jtn27Whenever we host the quarterfinals, the student section is only partially filled.

FYP.

It was full this year.

Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Meh.  First round losers.  Who are they?

Quote from: css228So basically we're likely to play the entire 2012 Midwest Regional next season?

Quote from: nyc94In future opponent news, sophomores Jaden Schwartz (http://www.uscho.com/2012/03/12/report-schwartz-leaving-colorado-college-for-nhl-deal-with-st-louis/) of Colorado College and now Jason Zucker (http://www.uscho.com/2012/03/27/denver-loses-another-as-zucker-signs-with-wild/) of Denver have signed pro contracts.

Quote from: Red BerensonYeah, I hope that it becomes more than a rumor. Nothing has been finalized or announced, but you are on to something. I am not sure what it is or what it will be with the dates they're talking about.

Quote from: Aaron M. GriffinA reporter asks Red Berenson about the prospects of Michigan playing Cornell at The Garden in one of Michigan's many post-season wrap-ups. The comment occurs around the 3:42 mark.

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Quote from: Aaron M. GriffinA reporter asks Red Berenson about the prospects of Michigan playing Cornell at The Garden in one of Michigan's many post-season wrap-ups. The comment occurs around the 3:42 mark.

Wow, that's some chair!

Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

I trust my source - I'll bet you a beer it's Denver.  Probably more likely we'd have CC at Lynah early and be at Denver in January.  Either way, we'd open vs. someone with several games under their belt - that's the Ivy/ECAC disadvantage that's hard to overcome unless the Ivy's increase from 29 games.  That late start, with OOC games coming early, works against our whole league when it comes to PWR (or even KRACH).

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

I think in '02-03 we immediately went out to OSU to kick things off.  It's not the easiest way to start, but great teams like that one still get it done, so it would say something about next year's team if they do the same.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

I think in '02-03 we immediately went out to OSU to kick things off.  It's not the easiest way to start, but great teams like that one still get it done, so it would say something about next year's team if they do the same.

I don't put Ohio and Denver in the same class of programs.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

I think in '02-03 we immediately went out to OSU to kick things off.  It's not the easiest way to start, but great teams like that one still get it done, so it would say something about next year's team if they do the same.

I don't put Ohio and Denver in the same class of programs.

I went to that game. At that time "the" OSU had a nationally ranked program. They ended up the season with an NCAA bid, and it was one tough game. Now they aren't much, but then it indeed was a challenge.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

I think in '02-03 we immediately went out to OSU to kick things off.  It's not the easiest way to start, but great teams like that one still get it done, so it would say something about next year's team if they do the same.

I don't put Ohio and Denver in the same class of programs.

I went to that game. At that time "the" OSU had a nationally ranked program. They ended up the season with an NCAA bid, and it was one tough game. Now they aren't much, but then it indeed was a challenge.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

I think in '02-03 we immediately went out to OSU to kick things off.  It's not the easiest way to start, but great teams like that one still get it done, so it would say something about next year's team if they do the same.

I don't put Ohio and Denver in the same class of programs.

I went to that game. At that time "the" OSU had a nationally ranked program. They ended up the season with an NCAA bid, and it was one tough game. Now they aren't much, but then it indeed was a challenge.

At the time OSU was good at making the tournament and not scoring. I recall driving out to Ohio and passing Jim on the road somewhere in PA. That year OSU was in the east regional with CU. Their band had their mouthpieces confiscated by TSA at the airport.

It was a very tough game too, among the closest of the season. IIRC, Lenny stood on his head.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

I think in '02-03 we immediately went out to OSU to kick things off.  It's not the easiest way to start, but great teams like that one still get it done, so it would say something about next year's team if they do the same.

I don't put Ohio and Denver in the same class of programs.

I went to that game. At that time "the" OSU had a nationally ranked program. They ended up the season with an NCAA bid, and it was one tough game. Now they aren't much, but then it indeed was a challenge.

Quote from: Aaron M. GriffinI find it interesting that no one on here as noted the effect that losing Casey Jones might have on Cornell recruiting. Who has replaced him in his role as the primary recruiter at Cornell?

Quote from: Aaron M. GriffinAh I knew that Ohio had a brief period during which it was not the joke of the CCHA. I didn't check the dates. I still contend that there is a difference in the aura surrounding a game between games against historic programs, like Denver, and those against programs that have no such history, like Ohio. The 2002-03 season was when Ohio still had Ryan Kesler (for some reason when I made my comment I thought he graduated earlier than 2002-03) on its roster and a certain Cornellian assistant coach who recruited Kesler.

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Quote from: Aaron M. GriffinAh I knew that Ohio had a brief period during which it was not the joke of the CCHA. I didn't check the dates. I still contend that there is a difference in the aura surrounding a game between games against historic programs, like Denver, and those against programs that have no such history, like Ohio. The 2002-03 season was when Ohio still had Ryan Kesler (for some reason when I made my comment I thought he graduated earlier than 2002-03) on its roster and a certain Cornellian assistant coach who recruited Kesler.

I appreciate the effort to leave the definite article out of Ohio State's name, but there's also an Ohio University - they don't play hockey, but it's probably worth throwing the "State" in there just to be clear.

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Quote from: Aaron M. GriffinAh I knew that Ohio had a brief period during which it was not the joke of the CCHA. I didn't check the dates. I still contend that there is a difference in the aura surrounding a game between games against historic programs, like Denver, and those against programs that have no such history, like Ohio. The 2002-03 season was when Ohio still had Ryan Kesler (for some reason when I made my comment I thought he graduated earlier than 2002-03) on its roster and a certain Cornellian assistant coach who recruited Kesler.

I appreciate the effort to leave the definite article out of Ohio State's name, but there's also an Ohio University - they don't play hockey, but it's probably worth throwing the "State" in there just to be clear.

I am aware. Ohio University does play hockey at the ACHA Division I level. It is one of the two most successful programs in the ACHA. Penn State is the other. I have developed the tendency to refer to Ohio State as simply "Ohio" because Ohio State loathes being referred to as anything that confuses it with Ohio University. Ohio State views Ohio University as inferior. Most of Ohio State's rivals in the Big Ten have taken to referring to it as "Ohio" in passing as a subtle form of needling (http://www.annarbor.com/sports/um-football/michigan-football-coach-brady-hoke-says-ohio-not-disrespectful-to-bobcats-wont-stop-using-it/). I can abandon this practice on non-Big Ten fora, but why abandon a practice that annoys clearly the Buckeyes?

Why the emphasis upon the article of "the" in the name of Ohio State? The same jokes could be leveled at Cornell as Cornell was chartered as "the Cornell University."

Quote from: Jim HylaNo those jokes wouldn't work, as we don't refer to ourselves as the Cornell university, and even in the charter "the" was not capitalized. To my mind that means it is not part of our name.

QuoteTo establish the Cornell University...

Quote...are hereby created a body politic and corporate, to be known as the Cornell University, which university shall be located in the town of Ithaca.

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Quote from: Jim HylaNo those jokes wouldn't work, as we don't refer to ourselves as the Cornell university, and even in the charter "the" was not capitalized. To my mind that means it is not part of our name.

I know that Ohio (State) has the penchants for capitalizing the article in its name which is laughable, but Cornell's charter does state:

QuoteTo establish the Cornell University...

Perhaps more persuasively,

Quote...are hereby created a body politic and corporate, to be known as the Cornell University, which university shall be located in the town of Ithaca.

I do find their insistence on capitalizing "the" comical, but technically most universities were chartered with "the" in their names as product of the eras in which they were chartered: "the Johns Hopkins University," "the Pennsylvania State University," "the Cornell University," "the Leland Stanford Junior University," etc. That's why I tend toward the use of "Ohio" for Ohio State. It annoys the Buckeye fans and it cannot be turned around against Cornell.

Quote from: jtn27You're all saying it wrong. It's "THE Ohio State University" not "Ohio State," "Ohio," or even "the Ohio State University." Allow Santonio Holmes to teach you:

Quote from: ursusminorI did try tRPI for a while but got bored with it. For a while the school admins themselves wrote "Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a Technological University." I think the reason for that was to indicate that RPI is a university even though the name doesn't contain the word.

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Quote from: Jim HylaNo those jokes wouldn't work, as we don't refer to ourselves as the Cornell university, and even in the charter "the" was not capitalized. To my mind that means it is not part of our name.

I know that Ohio (State) has the penchants for capitalizing the article in its name which is laughable, but Cornell's charter does state:

QuoteTo establish the Cornell University...

Perhaps more persuasively,

Quote...are hereby created a body politic and corporate, to be known as the Cornell University, which university shall be located in the town of Ithaca.

I do find their insistence on capitalizing "the" comical, but technically most universities were chartered with "the" in their names as product of the eras in which they were chartered: "the Johns Hopkins University," "the Pennsylvania State University," "the Cornell University," "the Leland Stanford Junior University," etc. That's why I tend toward the use of "Ohio" for Ohio State. It annoys the Buckeye fans and it cannot be turned around against Cornell.

As I said, it wouldn't work against us. Try calling your university Cornell, not the Cornell, and see if anyone complains. Do the reverse, with emphasis on The Cornell, and see how many people think you're weird.::wtf::

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Quote from: ursusminorI did try tRPI for a while but got bored with it. For a while the school admins themselves wrote "Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a Technological University." I think the reason for that was to indicate that RPI is a university even though the name doesn't contain the word.

I've never understood RPI's (administration's) nominal angst.  There's another "technological university" a bit further to the east that's just a "'Tute" (even of "Tech" ), and they seem to do just fine without all the handwringing.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

I think in '02-03 we immediately went out to OSU to kick things off.  It's not the easiest way to start, but great teams like that one still get it done, so it would say something about next year's team if they do the same.

I don't put Ohio and Denver in the same class of programs.

I went to that game. At that time "the" OSU had a nationally ranked program. They ended up the season with an NCAA bid, and it was one tough game. Now they aren't much, but then it indeed was a challenge.

At the time OSU was good at making the tournament and not scoring. I recall driving out to Ohio and passing Jim on the road somewhere in PA. That year OSU was in the east regional with CU. Their band had their mouthpieces confiscated by TSA at the airport.

It was a very tough game too, among the closest of the season. IIRC, Lenny stood on his head.

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Quote from: Jim HylaNo those jokes wouldn't work, as we don't refer to ourselves as the Cornell university, and even in the charter "the" was not capitalized. To my mind that means it is not part of our name.

I know that Ohio (State) has the penchants for capitalizing the article in its name which is laughable, but Cornell's charter does state:

QuoteTo establish the Cornell University...

Perhaps more persuasively,

Quote...are hereby created a body politic and corporate, to be known as the Cornell University, which university shall be located in the town of Ithaca.

I do find their insistence on capitalizing "the" comical, but technically most universities were chartered with "the" in their names as product of the eras in which they were chartered: "the Johns Hopkins University," "the Pennsylvania State University," "the Cornell University," "the Leland Stanford Junior University," etc. That's why I tend toward the use of "Ohio" for Ohio State. It annoys the Buckeye fans and it cannot be turned around against Cornell.

As I said, it wouldn't work against us. Try calling your university Cornell, not the Cornell, and see if anyone complains. Do the reverse, with emphasis on The Cornell, and see how many people think you're weird.::wtf::

The point (I think) Aaron is making is that we could choose to refer to Cornell as 'The Cornell University' -- but we don't. Students/fans/alumni of An Ohio State University insist on emphasizing the definite article, which makes it fair game for jokes.

Quote from: Jim HylaI was disagreeing that they could be used against us. No, they couldn't be used against us because we don't say that.

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Quote from: Jim HylaI was disagreeing that they could be used against us. No, they couldn't be used against us because we don't say that.

Objectively, we both have points. As I've said, I think the Santonio-Holmesian emphasis on "the" in "the Ohio State University" is comical and deserving of mocking. However, I don't think it's a good idea to mock a school, that is mocked among Big Ten institutions for being sub-par academically ("vocational" is the most tame insult I've heard in this realm), with the "haha you guys are foolish because you oddly emphasize 'the' in your institution's name while we've chosen to forget what our formal, chartered name is." Which is the greater virtue? To overemphasize the article in your institution's formal name? Or, to abandon use of the name with which your institution has been chartered?

I find it funny that we've taken such entrenched positions and caused the drift of the 2012-13 schedule thread. I'm honestly not that invested either way and my first post was just to defend my use of "Ohio" to refer to "the Ohio State University." I think that I've done that. This is among the first signs that it is the off-season. ;-)

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

I trust my source - I'll bet you a beer it's Denver.  Probably more likely we'd have CC at Lynah early and be at Denver in January.  Either way, we'd open vs. someone with several games under their belt - that's the Ivy/ECAC disadvantage that's hard to overcome unless the Ivy's increase from 29 games.  That late start, with OOC games coming early, works against our whole league when it comes to PWR (or even KRACH).

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Quote from: BeeeejI appreciate the effort to leave the definite article out of Ohio State's name, but there's also an Ohio University - they don't play hockey, but it's probably worth throwing the "State" in there just to be clear.

I am aware. Ohio University does play hockey at the ACHA Division I level. It is one of the two most successful programs in the ACHA. Penn State is the other. I have developed the tendency to refer to Ohio State as simply "Ohio" because Ohio State loathes being referred to as anything that confuses it with Ohio University. Ohio State views Ohio University as inferior. Most of Ohio State's rivals in the Big Ten have taken to referring to it as "Ohio" in passing as a subtle form of needling (http://www.annarbor.com/sports/um-football/michigan-football-coach-brady-hoke-says-ohio-not-disrespectful-to-bobcats-wont-stop-using-it/). I can abandon this practice on non-Big Ten fora, but why abandon a practice that annoys clearly the Buckeyes?

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Quote from: Jim HylaI was disagreeing that they could be used against us. No, they couldn't be used against us because we don't say that.

Objectively, we both have points. As I've said, I think the Santonio-Holmesian emphasis on "the" in "the Ohio State University" is comical and deserving of mocking. However, I don't think it's a good idea to mock a school, that is mocked among Big Ten institutions for being sub-par academically ("vocational" is the most tame insult I've heard in this realm), with the "haha you guys are foolish because you oddly emphasize 'the' in your institution's name while we've chosen to forget what our formal, chartered name is." Which is the greater virtue? To overemphasize the article in your institution's formal name? Or, to abandon use of the name with which your institution has been chartered?

I find it funny that we've taken such entrenched positions and caused the drift of the 2012-13 schedule thread. I'm honestly not that invested either way and my first post was just to defend my use of "Ohio" to refer to "the Ohio State University." I think that I've done that. This is among the first signs that it is the off-season. ;-)

Quote from: css228I just want to say our OOC schedule looks ridiculous. If it werent for ECAC competition, we'd probably have a top 5 SOS.

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Quote from: css228I just want to say our OOC schedule looks ridiculous. If it werent for ECAC competition, we'd probably have a top 5 SOS.

Well, we do play Union.

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Quote from: css228I just want to say our OOC schedule looks ridiculous. If it werent for ECAC competition, we'd probably have a top 5 SOS.

Well, we do play Union.

We also play Brown.

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Quote from: BeeeejI appreciate the effort to leave the definite article out of Ohio State's name, but there's also an Ohio University - they don't play hockey, but it's probably worth throwing the "State" in there just to be clear.

I am aware. Ohio University does play hockey at the ACHA Division I level. It is one of the two most successful programs in the ACHA. Penn State is the other. I have developed the tendency to refer to Ohio State as simply "Ohio" because Ohio State loathes being referred to as anything that confuses it with Ohio University. Ohio State views Ohio University as inferior. Most of Ohio State's rivals in the Big Ten have taken to referring to it as "Ohio" in passing as a subtle form of needling (http://www.annarbor.com/sports/um-football/michigan-football-coach-brady-hoke-says-ohio-not-disrespectful-to-bobcats-wont-stop-using-it/). I can abandon this practice on non-Big Ten fora, but why abandon a practice that annoys clearly the Buckeyes?

You mean besides 1) Ohio State fans never visit eLF, so it's completely pointless, and 2) it makes you look like you don't know what you're talking about until you explain it in detail?  You're right.  Can't imagine why you'd abandon it.

Quote from: Jim HylaHow did we get to virtue? All I said was that they couldn't use that comment against us, as we don't use the phrase "the Cornell U". That's my whole point, it wouldn't work. It means nothing to that point whether we were chartered as "the" or not. I'm referring to common usage. After all, most sports fans are not going to go look up the charter to see how to say Cornell.

Quote from: Jim HylaI quit. I think I do.:-}

Quote from: Jim HylaI quit. I think I do.:-}

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

I trust my source - I'll bet you a beer it's Denver.  Probably more likely we'd have CC at Lynah early and be at Denver in January.  Either way, we'd open vs. someone with several games under their belt - that's the Ivy/ECAC disadvantage that's hard to overcome unless the Ivy's increase from 29 games.  That late start, with OOC games coming early, works against our whole league when it comes to PWR (or even KRACH).

I found some corroborating evidence that we'll be at Denver this coming season:
http://letsgodu.blogspot.com/2012/03/du-to-play-at-north-dakota-next-season.html

QuoteThis schedule is going to be absolutely brutal for a young and rebuilding Pioneer Squad.

Quote from: Aaron M. GriffinOur OOC will tough. What is there one more date left open?

Quote from: jtn27I think every school should follow THE Ohio State University's lead. THE Cornell University. THE University of Texas. THE University of California, San Diego. THE Tompkins-Cortland Community College.

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Quote from: jtn27I think every school should follow THE Ohio State University's lead. THE Cornell University. THE University of Texas. THE University of California, San Diego. THE Tompkins-Cortland Community College.

THE Indiana University-THE Purdue University THE Indianapolis.

THE The Citadel.

LA La Sorbonne.

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Quote from: jtn27I think every school should follow THE Ohio State University's lead. THE Cornell University. THE University of Texas. THE University of California, San Diego. THE Tompkins-Cortland Community College.

THE The Citadel.

LA La Sorbonne.

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Quote from: jtn27I think every school should follow THE Ohio State University's lead. THE Cornell University. THE University of Texas. THE University of California, San Diego. THE Tompkins-Cortland Community College.

THE Indiana University-THE Purdue University THE Indianapolis.

THE The Citadel.

LA La Sorbonne.

All of those are better than "THE U". ::yark::

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Quote from: jtn27You're all saying it wrong. It's "THE Ohio State University" not "Ohio State," "Ohio," or even "the Ohio State University." Allow Santonio Holmes to teach you:

For reasons that I never tried to unravel, it is common on USCHO to refer to Minnesota-Duluth as the "THE University of Minnesota, Duluth" (tUMD).

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Quote from: jtn27You're all saying it wrong. It's "THE Ohio State University" not "Ohio State," "Ohio," or even "the Ohio State University." Allow Santonio Holmes to teach you:

For reasons that I never tried to unravel, it is common on USCHO to refer to Minnesota-Duluth as the "THE University of Minnesota, Duluth" (tUMD).

I'm pretty sure they do that specifically to mock Ohio State.

Regarding that game at the start of 2002-03, my recollection also is that Cornell was badly outplayed (Ohio State had already played five games including a weekend trip to Alaska and outshot Cornell 29-13), and got bailed out by an awesome performance from LeNeveu.  The official Cornell Athletics recap (http://cornellbigred.com/news/2002/11/1/110102aaa_5857.aspx?path=mhockey) seems to corroborate my recollection that Lenny was the star.

Quote from: Josh '99I'm pretty sure they do that specifically to mock Ohio State.

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Quote from: jtn27You're all saying it wrong. It's "THE Ohio State University" not "Ohio State," "Ohio," or even "the Ohio State University." Allow Santonio Holmes to teach you:

For reasons that I never tried to unravel, it is common on USCHO to refer to Minnesota-Duluth as the "THE University of Minnesota, Duluth" (tUMD).

I'm pretty sure they do that specifically to mock Ohio State.

Regarding that game at the start of 2002-03, my recollection also is that Cornell was badly outplayed (Ohio State had already played five games including a weekend trip to Alaska and outshot Cornell 29-13), and got bailed out by an awesome performance from LeNeveu.  The official Cornell Athletics recap (http://cornellbigred.com/news/2002/11/1/110102aaa_5857.aspx?path=mhockey) seems to corroborate my recollection that Lenny was the star.

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Quote from: jkahnNext year's OOC schedule gets even better according to a player's family  - we're playing at Denver in the '12-'13 season.

Hopefully this means they come to Lynah the next year.

Would we go all the way out there for 1?  Because if not, then the NC schedule would be:

Michigan
Colorado College x 2
Denver x 2
Estero (Ferris, Maine, Minn-Duluth)

which sounds... implausible.

Not implausible, just more exciting than we're used to.

Don't get me wrong, I love the idea.  We've just never had a schedule even remotely that challenging.

I would think it's a lot more likely that Denver is a rumor and those last two slots will be our usual Niagara / RIT / Mercyhurst games.  Going out west first thing to play a team with a half dozen game under its belt is  un-Schafery.

Quote from: Tom LentoIt might be that top teams are more willing to play Cornell if they expect the team to be good, but it does seem like Schafer loads up the NC slate in seasons where expectations are higher for Cornell. I can't imagine that's easy to do, so if this is by design good for him.

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Quote from: jtn27You're all saying it wrong. It's "THE Ohio State University" not "Ohio State," "Ohio," or even "the Ohio State University." Allow Santonio Holmes to teach you:

For reasons that I never tried to unravel, it is common on USCHO to refer to Minnesota-Duluth as the "THE University of Minnesota, Duluth" (tUMD).

I'm pretty sure they do that specifically to mock Ohio State.

Regarding that game at the start of 2002-03, my recollection also is that Cornell was badly outplayed (Ohio State had already played five games including a weekend trip to Alaska and outshot Cornell 29-13), and got bailed out by an awesome performance from LeNeveu.  The official Cornell Athletics recap (http://cornellbigred.com/news/2002/11/1/110102aaa_5857.aspx?path=mhockey) seems to corroborate my recollection that Lenny was the star.

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Quote from: Tom LentoIt might be that top teams are more willing to play Cornell if they expect the team to be good, but it does seem like Schafer loads up the NC slate in seasons where expectations are higher for Cornell. I can't imagine that's easy to do, so if this is by design good for him.

Yeah that's what I want to know, is it just good coincidence or is it planned that the our most promising teams seem to have tougher OOC schedules?  In the 02-03 case, it definitely helped thm make a statement and also helped with the top PWR ranking.

Quote from: Tom LentoThe more recent talent peak for Cornell was probably the 2009-10 season, and the NC slate that year included BU, UNH, and 2x vs NoDak, plus CC in Florida.

It might be that top teams are more willing to play Cornell if they expect the team to be good, but it does seem like Schafer loads up the NC slate in seasons where expectations are higher for Cornell. I can't imagine that's easy to do, so if this is by design good for him.

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Quote from: Tom LentoIt might be that top teams are more willing to play Cornell if they expect the team to be good, but it does seem like Schafer loads up the NC slate in seasons where expectations are higher for Cornell. I can't imagine that's easy to do, so if this is by design good for him.

Yeah that's what I want to know, is it just good coincidence or is it planned that the our most promising teams seem to have tougher OOC schedules?  In the 02-03 case, it definitely helped them make a statement and also helped with the top PWR ranking.

If I had to say, it would be that nothing happens by coincidence when you're talking about Coach Schafer.

Quote from: Aaron M. GriffinExpectations were exceedingly high my senior year (notwithstanding the horrible Bemidji State loss in the 2009 NCAA Regional Final). The 2010 NCAA Regional Semifinal loss to UNH epitomizes falling short of expectations. So, it seems to follow the Schaferian trend to which Jim and you allude. Schafer must think that this team is capable of something special next season.

Quote from: CowbellGuyI think you're all reading too much into it. He schedules the best teams he can get, but he's also pretty adamant about his reciprocation policy, so that's limiting. And these things are often scheduled a couple years ahead of time. It's just a coincidence.

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Quote from: CowbellGuyI think you're all reading too much into it. He schedules the best teams he can get, but he's also pretty adamant about his reciprocation policy, so that's limiting. And these things are often scheduled a couple years ahead of time. It's just a coincidence.

Not to be contrary, but I know in the case of college football schedules are announced well in advance (seasons), why with college hockey do negotiations and arrangements continue, or seem to continue (per Berenson's comments), through the end of the season before when one would think, as you said, that they are in fact "scheduled a couple years ahead of time"?

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Quote from: CowbellGuyI think you're all reading too much into it. He schedules the best teams he can get, but he's also pretty adamant about his reciprocation policy, so that's limiting. And these things are often scheduled a couple years ahead of time. It's just a coincidence.

Not to be contrary, but I know in the case of college football schedules are announced well in advance (seasons), why with college hockey do negotiations and arrangements continue, or seem to continue (per Berenson's comments), through the end of the season before when one would think, as you said, that they are in fact "scheduled a couple years ahead of time"?

I said "often," not always. Michigan at MSG is kind of a special-case scenario with 3 parties involved.

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Quote from: jtn27You're all saying it wrong. It's "THE Ohio State University" not "Ohio State," "Ohio," or even "the Ohio State University." Allow Santonio Holmes to teach you:

For reasons that I never tried to unravel, it is common on USCHO to refer to Minnesota-Duluth as the "THE University of Minnesota, Duluth" (tUMD).

I'm pretty sure they do that specifically to mock Ohio State.

Regarding that game at the start of 2002-03, my recollection also is that Cornell was badly outplayed (Ohio State had already played five games including a weekend trip to Alaska and outshot Cornell 29-13), and got bailed out by an awesome performance from LeNeveu.  The official Cornell Athletics recap (http://cornellbigred.com/news/2002/11/1/110102aaa_5857.aspx?path=mhockey) seems to corroborate my recollection that Lenny was the star.

You left out the part about the hot tub suite.

Quote from: CowbellGuyWell, some of those filler games tend to be booked late. Sacred Heart or Niagara on a Tuesday certainly aren't planned years in advance, so until the schedule's done, it can't really be announced. I still don't think how good the team is has any bearing on the quality of schedule. It doesn't matter how bad the team might be, if Schafer could schedule a home-and-home with a Denver or Michigan, I'm sure he would. How likely the other team is to accept could very well be impacted by the quality of Cornell's squad though.

Quote from: jkahnI found some corroborating evidence that we'll be at Denver this coming season:
http://letsgodu.blogspot.com/2012/03/du-to-play-at-north-dakota-next-season.html

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Quote from: jkahnI found some corroborating evidence that we'll be at Denver this coming season:
http://letsgodu.blogspot.com/2012/03/du-to-play-at-north-dakota-next-season.html

Magness Arena is pretty sweet (I love the huge banked stands behind the goals) and the games would be cool too; we haven't played Denver since the 1986 NCAA Tournament.

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Quote from: CowbellGuyI think you're all reading too much into it. He schedules the best teams he can get, but he's also pretty adamant about his reciprocation policy, so that's limiting. And these things are often scheduled a couple years ahead of time. It's just a coincidence.

Not to be contrary, but I know in the case of college football schedules are announced well in advance (seasons), why with college hockey do negotiations and arrangements continue, or seem to continue (per Berenson's comments), through the end of the season before when one would think, as you said, that they are in fact "scheduled a couple years ahead of time"?

Quote from: Aaron M. GriffinSpeculation is over (http://www.cctigers.com/schedule.aspx?schedule=101). Cornell hosts Colorado College at Lynah Rink on October 26 and October 27. Two of seven non-conference games confirmed officially.

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Quote from: Aaron M. GriffinSpeculation is over (http://www.cctigers.com/schedule.aspx?schedule=101). Cornell hosts Colorado College at Lynah Rink on October 26 and October 27. Two of seven non-conference games confirmed officially.

There may have been speculation about the date, but one need hardly speculate about Schafer's reciprocation policy.

Quote from: Ronald '09Updates on Michigan Game:

https://twitter.com/#!/chnews/status/189434497190739969

https://twitter.com/#!/chnews/status/189438815897780224

https://twitter.com/#!/MattSlovin/status/189432781787508736

https://twitter.com/#!/MattSlovin/status/189434117799153664

Quote from: martyHow is this a conflict? They each have their own band.

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Quote from: martyHow is this a conflict? They each have their own band.

Isn't the Michigan Marching Band larger than the entire Union College student body?

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Quote from: martyHow is this a conflict? They each have their own band.

Isn't the Michigan Marching Band larger than the entire Union College student body?

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Quote from: martyHow is this a conflict? They each have their own band.

Isn't the Michigan Marching Band larger than the entire Union College student body?

Guess Michigan attendance could be less than spectacular.

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Quote from: martyHow is this a conflict? They each have their own band.

Isn't the Michigan Marching Band larger than the entire Union College student body?

Guess Michigan attendance could be less than spectacular.

As I said in another post, football rules. Michigan, and The OSU for that matter, plan a lot around that football game. I'd not be surprised if the NYC UM alumni club didn't already have viewing plans for the football game. Competing with that could definately effect attendance. Now if they had an afternoon viewing in Manhatten, followed by dinner, and then hockey, it might work. Some would look at it as too long a day however, and might leave after the football.

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Quote from: martyHow is this a conflict? They each have their own band.

Isn't the Michigan Marching Band larger than the entire Union College student body?

Guess Michigan attendance could be less than spectacular.

As I said in another post, football rules. Michigan, and The OSU for that matter, plan a lot around that football game. I'd not be surprised if the NYC UM alumni club didn't already have viewing plans for the football game. Competing with that could definately effect attendance. Now if they had an afternoon viewing in Manhatten, followed by dinner, and then hockey, it might work. Some would look at it as too long a day however, and might leave after the football.

Usually a game like that is a saturday afternoon game. I find it strange that that game is scheduled for Thanksgiving weekend.

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Quote from: martyHow is this a conflict? They each have their own band.

Isn't the Michigan Marching Band larger than the entire Union College student body?

Guess Michigan attendance could be less than spectacular.

As I said in another post, football rules. Michigan, and The OSU for that matter, plan a lot around that football game. I'd not be surprised if the NYC UM alumni club didn't already have viewing plans for the football game. Competing with that could definately effect attendance. Now if they had an afternoon viewing in Manhatten, followed by dinner, and then hockey, it might work. Some would look at it as too long a day however, and might leave after the football.

Usually a game like that is a saturday afternoon game. I find it strange that that game is scheduled for Thanksgiving weekend.

QuoteThe U of M Club of NY hosts football watch parties every Saturday at sports bars throughout NYC with between 400-700 fans in attendance. Come join your fellow alumni in watching the games with full video and sound, enjoying the great deals on food and drink, winning Michigan memorabilia and paraphernalia during halftime raffles - and of course, participating in rousing chants of 'Hail to the Victors'!

QuoteThe U of M Club of NY hosts football watch parties every Saturday at sports bars throughout NYC with between 400-700 fans in attendance. Come join your fellow alumni in watching the games with full video and sound, enjoying the great deals on food and drink, winning Michigan memorabilia and paraphernalia during halftime raffles - and of course, participating in rousing chants of 'Hail to the Victors'!

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QuoteThe U of M Club of NY hosts football watch parties every Saturday at sports bars throughout NYC with between 400-700 fans in attendance. Come join your fellow alumni in watching the games with full video and sound, enjoying the great deals on food and drink, winning Michigan memorabilia and paraphernalia during halftime raffles - and of course, participating in rousing chants of 'Hail to the Victors'!

Note to self: avoid University of Michigan football game viewing parties.

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QuoteThe U of M Club of NY hosts football watch parties every Saturday at sports bars throughout NYC with between 400-700 fans in attendance. Come join your fellow alumni in watching the games with full video and sound, enjoying the great deals on food and drink, winning Michigan memorabilia and paraphernalia during halftime raffles - and of course, participating in rousing chants of 'Hail to the Victors'!

Note to self: avoid University of Michigan football game viewing parties.

The best part of that (for me, anyways) is that they don't even call their own song (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Victors) by its formal name The Victors.

Quote from: Matt SlovinBIG RED REMATCH: Just over two weeks after Cornell knocked Michigan out of the NCAA Tournament, the Cornell athletic department is just a few formalities short of announcing another meeting.

Instead of a sparsely populated Resch Center in Green Bay, Wisc., where the Big Red ended the Wolverines' season in March, the game is slated to be played at New York City's Madison Square Garden.

Though Cornell has yet to sign a finalized agreement with the venue, sources tell the Daily that the game will likely be played on Nov. 24, the Saturday following Thanksgiving. The game will potentially conflict with the Michigan-Ohio State football game, scheduled for the same day in Columbus...[Bowling Green and Michigan] were originally slated to play a series on Thanksgiving weekend, but a change was needed to accommodate the Wolverines' date with Cornell at Madison Square Garden.

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QuoteThe U of M Club of NY hosts football watch parties every Saturday at sports bars throughout NYC with between 400-700 fans in attendance. Come join your fellow alumni in watching the games with full video and sound, enjoying the great deals on food and drink, winning Michigan memorabilia and paraphernalia during halftime raffles - and of course, participating in rousing chants of 'Hail to the Victors'!

Note to self: avoid University of Michigan football game viewing parties.

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QuoteThe U of M Club of NY hosts football watch parties every Saturday at sports bars throughout NYC with between 400-700 fans in attendance. Come join your fellow alumni in watching the games with full video and sound, enjoying the great deals on food and drink, winning Michigan memorabilia and paraphernalia during halftime raffles - and of course, participating in rousing chants of 'Hail to the Victors'!

Note to self: avoid University of Michigan football game viewing parties.

If they lose to TOSU, we'll have not just drunks but mean drunks attending.

Quote from: ursusminorI know that this thread is about the Cornell 12-13, not 13-14, schedule, but has anyone heard anything about the possibility of RPI playing BC in addition to Cornell playing BU at MSG over Thanksgiving in 2013? BC-RPI seems like a very odd combination to me. It was posted on the RPI thread on USCHO by an RPI fan who has a connection to BC.

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Quote from: ursusminorI know that this thread is about the Cornell 12-13, not 13-14, schedule, but has anyone heard anything about the possibility of RPI playing BC in addition to Cornell playing BU at MSG over Thanksgiving in 2013? BC-RPI seems like a very odd combination to me. It was posted on the RPI thread on USCHO by an RPI fan who has a connection to BC.

I have no way of knowing one way or the other if this is true or not, but it seems unlikely to me that there would be two college hockey games the same weekend at MSG. That would likely mean that both the Rangers and Knicks would have be on the road that weekend. In 2011, the Rangers had an afternoon home game on Saturday and the Knicks were still locked out. Unless one college game is Friday and one Saturday, they wouldn't be able to have an afternoon Knicks or Rangers game.

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Quote from: ursusminorI know that this thread is about the Cornell 12-13, not 13-14, schedule, but has anyone heard anything about the possibility of RPI playing BC in addition to Cornell playing BU at MSG over Thanksgiving in 2013? BC-RPI seems like a very odd combination to me. It was posted on the RPI thread on USCHO by an RPI fan who has a connection to BC.

I have no way of knowing one way or the other if this is true or not, but it seems unlikely to me that there would be two college hockey games the same weekend at MSG. That would likely mean that both the Rangers and Knicks would have be on the road that weekend. In 2011, the Rangers had an afternoon home game on Saturday and the Knicks were still locked out. Unless one college game is Friday and one Saturday, they wouldn't be able to have an afternoon Knicks or Rangers game.

Quote from: ursusminorI know that this thread is about the Cornell 12-13, not 13-14, schedule, but has anyone heard anything about the possibility of RPI playing BC in addition to Cornell playing BU at MSG over Thanksgiving in 2013? BC-RPI seems like a very odd combination to me. It was posted on the RPI thread on USCHO by an RPI fan who has a connection to BC.

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Quote from: ursusminorI know that this thread is about the Cornell 12-13, not 13-14, schedule, but has anyone heard anything about the possibility of RPI playing BC in addition to Cornell playing BU at MSG over Thanksgiving in 2013? BC-RPI seems like a very odd combination to me. It was posted on the RPI thread on USCHO by an RPI fan who has a connection to BC.

It sounds like the "rivalry renewal" day they had at Boston Garden in the early 90's with (going from memory here) BU, BC, Cornell and Vermont.  Maybe MSG thinks that RPI/Cornell fans and BU/BC fans will cross-pollinate.  If so, they are going to be very disappointed.

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Quote from: ursusminorI know that this thread is about the Cornell 12-13, not 13-14, schedule, but has anyone heard anything about the possibility of RPI playing BC in addition to Cornell playing BU at MSG over Thanksgiving in 2013? BC-RPI seems like a very odd combination to me. It was posted on the RPI thread on USCHO by an RPI fan who has a connection to BC.

I have no way of knowing one way or the other if this is true or not, but it seems unlikely to me that there would be two college hockey games the same weekend at MSG. That would likely mean that both the Rangers and Knicks would have be on the road that weekend. In 2011, the Rangers had an afternoon home game on Saturday and the Knicks were still locked out. Unless one college game is Friday and one Saturday, they wouldn't be able to have an afternoon Knicks or Rangers game.

The rumor is that both NCAA games would be on the same day.

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Quote from: ursusminorI know that this thread is about the Cornell 12-13, not 13-14, schedule, but has anyone heard anything about the possibility of RPI playing BC in addition to Cornell playing BU at MSG over Thanksgiving in 2013? BC-RPI seems like a very odd combination to me. It was posted on the RPI thread on USCHO by an RPI fan who has a connection to BC.

I have no way of knowing one way or the other if this is true or not, but it seems unlikely to me that there would be two college hockey games the same weekend at MSG. That would likely mean that both the Rangers and Knicks would have be on the road that weekend. In 2011, the Rangers had an afternoon home game on Saturday and the Knicks were still locked out. Unless one college game is Friday and one Saturday, they wouldn't be able to have an afternoon Knicks or Rangers game.

The rumor is that both NCAA games would be on the same day.

I assume two different games, two different tickets. It wouldn't make sense to have two games on one ticket since CU-BU does well enough by themselves. I can't imagine RP-BC drawing that well, unless RPI does very well next year. And I agree with Greg, not much cross-pollinating.

Quote from: billhowardA single-ticket doubleheader would certainly sell out.

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Quote from: billhowardA single-ticket doubleheader would certainly sell out.

I thought the CU-BU games sold out on their own?

Quote from: Scersk '97According to Denver, (http://www.denverpioneers.com/SportSelect.dbml?SPSID=90197&SPID=10862&DB_OEM_ID=18600&Q_SEASON=2012) we're there 01/04/2013 and 01/05/2013.

Quote from: Scersk '97According to Denver, (http://www.denverpioneers.com/SportSelect.dbml?SPSID=90197&SPID=10862&DB_OEM_ID=18600&Q_SEASON=2012) we're there 01/04/2013 and 01/05/2013.

Quote from: Scersk '97According to Denver, (http://www.denverpioneers.com/SportSelect.dbml?SPSID=90197&SPID=10862&DB_OEM_ID=18600&Q_SEASON=2012) we're there 01/04/2013 and 01/05/2013.

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Quote from: Scersk '97According to Denver, (http://www.denverpioneers.com/SportSelect.dbml?SPSID=90197&SPID=10862&DB_OEM_ID=18600&Q_SEASON=2012) we're there 01/04/2013 and 01/05/2013.

Thanks, I added it, tentative. So Colgate 11/1,2,3 or 1/10,11,12?

Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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The NCAA title game is Saturday, April 13, which seems late. This year it was April 7. But the NCAA basketball title game is also pushing back, to April 8, 2013; this year it was April 2. In checking dates, I found this item from Wikipedia about basketball. Can't tell if it's oddly written or just business as usual with the NCAA: "This year will also mark the 75th edition of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament (the actual 75th anniversary will come a year later)." Edition vs. anniversary?

Quote from: Jim HylaI just checked Colgate site (http://www.gocolgateraiders.com/schedule.aspx?path=mhock&schedule=197) and they list us as 11/2 @ Starr and 11/3 @ Lynah.

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Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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The NCAA title game is Saturday, April 13, which seems late. This year it was April 7. But the NCAA basketball title game is also pushing back, to April 8, 2013; this year it was April 2. In checking dates, I found this item from Wikipedia about basketball. Can't tell if it's oddly written or just business as usual with the NCAA: "This year will also mark the 75th edition of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament (the actual 75th anniversary will come a year later)." Edition vs. anniversary?

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Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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The NCAA title game is Saturday, April 13, which seems late. This year it was April 7.

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Quote from: Jim HylaI just checked Colgate site (http://www.gocolgateraiders.com/schedule.aspx?path=mhock&schedule=197) and they list us as 11/2 @ Starr and 11/3 @ Lynah.

Wowie.  Can never recall us opening the conference slate with the 'Gate pair, ever.

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Quote from: Jim HylaI just checked Colgate site (http://www.gocolgateraiders.com/schedule.aspx?path=mhock&schedule=197) and they list us as 11/2 @ Starr and 11/3 @ Lynah.

Wowie.  Can never recall us opening the conference slate with the 'Gate pair, ever.

If you're driving to Hamilton on clear roads, are you really driving to Hamilton?

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Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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The NCAA title game is Saturday, April 13, which seems late. This year it was April 7. But the NCAA basketball title game is also pushing back, to April 8, 2013; this year it was April 2. In checking dates, I found this item from Wikipedia about basketball. Can't tell if it's oddly written or just business as usual with the NCAA: "This year will also mark the 75th edition of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament (the actual 75th anniversary will come a year later)." Edition vs. anniversary?

If this Sunday  you held the First Annual Bill Howard Invitational Cribbage Championship, next year's would be the second "edition" held on the first anniversary  of the inaugural.

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Quote from: Jim HylaI just checked Colgate site (http://www.gocolgateraiders.com/schedule.aspx?path=mhock&schedule=197) and they list us as 11/2 @ Starr and 11/3 @ Lynah.

Wowie.  Can never recall us opening the conference slate with the 'Gate pair, ever.

If you're driving to Hamilton on clear roads, are you really driving to Hamilton?

The roads will still be blocked by hobos with Colgate degrees who couldn't get jobs.

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Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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The NCAA title game is Saturday, April 13, which seems late. This year it was April 7. But the NCAA basketball title game is also pushing back, to April 8, 2013; this year it was April 2. In checking dates, I found this item from Wikipedia about basketball. Can't tell if it's oddly written or just business as usual with the NCAA: "This year will also mark the 75th edition of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament (the actual 75th anniversary will come a year later)." Edition vs. anniversary?

If this Sunday  you held the First Annual Bill Howard Invitational Cribbage Championship, next year's would be the second "edition" held on the first anniversary  of the inaugural.

But if Tostitos decided to buy naming rights to the event then would it still be the 75th anniversary or would it be the "First Tostitos NCAA Championship"?

Quote from: martyMore on topic, when did the hockey finals morph into "The Frozen Four"?  I'm sure they weren't called that back when Harkness brought the tournament to Troy.

Quote1999   The NCAA Division I hockey final round officially takes the name "Men's Frozen Four." Worcester's Centrum Centre hosts a regional record single-session crowd of 12,517.

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Quote from: martyMore on topic, when did the hockey finals morph into "The Frozen Four"?  I'm sure they weren't called that back when Harkness brought the tournament to Troy.

I wondered this too. The NCAA provides a historical timeline of the tournament (http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=6&sqi=2&ved=0CGUQFjAF&url=http%3A%2F%2Ffs.ncaa.org%2FDocs%2Fstats%2Ffrozen_4%2F2009%2Ff4trnhist.pdf&ei=tnikT8DAHqL16AHfteDEBA&usg=AFQjCNF1Mzjb-1ErnPdqEFAFImKbspgSAA). The timeline states:

Quote1999   The NCAA Division I hockey final round officially takes the name "Men's Frozen Four." Worcester's Centrum Centre hosts a regional record single-session crowd of 12,517.

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Quote from: martyMore on topic, when did the hockey finals morph into "The Frozen Four"?  I'm sure they weren't called that back when Harkness brought the tournament to Troy.

I wondered this too. The NCAA provides a historical timeline of the tournament (http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=6&sqi=2&ved=0CGUQFjAF&url=http%3A%2F%2Ffs.ncaa.org%2FDocs%2Fstats%2Ffrozen_4%2F2009%2Ff4trnhist.pdf&ei=tnikT8DAHqL16AHfteDEBA&usg=AFQjCNF1Mzjb-1ErnPdqEFAFImKbspgSAA). The timeline states:

Quote1999   The NCAA Division I hockey final round officially takes the name "Men's Frozen Four." Worcester's Centrum Centre hosts a regional record single-session crowd of 12,517.

Note that the name was in use in HOCKEY-L circles for several years before that, but we generally preferred "Phinal Phour".

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Quote from: Al DeFlorio

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Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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The NCAA title game is Saturday, April 13, which seems late. This year it was April 7. But the NCAA basketball title game is also pushing back, to April 8, 2013; this year it was April 2. In checking dates, I found this item from Wikipedia about basketball. Can't tell if it's oddly written or just business as usual with the NCAA: "This year will also mark the 75th edition of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament (the actual 75th anniversary will come a year later)." Edition vs. anniversary?

If this Sunday  you held the First Annual Bill Howard Invitational Cribbage Championship, next year's would be the second "edition" held on the first anniversary  of the inaugural.

But if Tostitos decided to buy naming rights to the event then would it still be the 75th anniversary or would it be the "First Tostitos NCAA Championship"?

Quote from: jtn27

Quote from: Roy 82

Quote from: Al DeFlorio

Quote from: billhoward

Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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The NCAA title game is Saturday, April 13, which seems late. This year it was April 7. But the NCAA basketball title game is also pushing back, to April 8, 2013; this year it was April 2. In checking dates, I found this item from Wikipedia about basketball. Can't tell if it's oddly written or just business as usual with the NCAA: "This year will also mark the 75th edition of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament (the actual 75th anniversary will come a year later)." Edition vs. anniversary?

If this Sunday  you held the First Annual Bill Howard Invitational Cribbage Championship, next year's would be the second "edition" held on the first anniversary  of the inaugural.

But if Tostitos decided to buy naming rights to the event then would it still be the 75th anniversary or would it be the "First Tostitos NCAA Championship"?

This year Oregon beat Wisconsin in the 98th Rose Bowl Game Presented by Vizio. Vizio was founded in 2002.

Quote from: Aaron M. Griffin

Quote from: jtn27

Quote from: Roy 82

Quote from: Al DeFlorio

Quote from: billhoward

Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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The NCAA title game is Saturday, April 13, which seems late. This year it was April 7. But the NCAA basketball title game is also pushing back, to April 8, 2013; this year it was April 2. In checking dates, I found this item from Wikipedia about basketball. Can't tell if it's oddly written or just business as usual with the NCAA: "This year will also mark the 75th edition of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament (the actual 75th anniversary will come a year later)." Edition vs. anniversary?

If this Sunday  you held the First Annual Bill Howard Invitational Cribbage Championship, next year's would be the second "edition" held on the first anniversary  of the inaugural.

But if Tostitos decided to buy naming rights to the event then would it still be the 75th anniversary or would it be the "First Tostitos NCAA Championship"?

This year Oregon beat Wisconsin in the 98th Rose Bowl Game Presented by Vizio. Vizio was founded in 2002.

I think there is a difference when the corporate brand is inherently part of the name as compared to when it is merely designated as the key sponsor in the name ( "presented by" ). So, the Rose Bowl does not prove the point necessarily. However, the "Allstate Sugar Bowl" was dubbed the 78th Sugar Bowl in 2012, and we all know that Allstate was not the key sponsor when it was established in 1935.

I feel the need to assert how much I hate such flagrant corporate sponsorship, especially in naming rights, of college venues and events.

Quote from: Jim Hyla

Quote from: Aaron M. Griffin

Quote from: jtn27

Quote from: Roy 82

Quote from: Al DeFlorio

Quote from: billhoward

Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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The NCAA title game is Saturday, April 13, which seems late. This year it was April 7. But the NCAA basketball title game is also pushing back, to April 8, 2013; this year it was April 2. In checking dates, I found this item from Wikipedia about basketball. Can't tell if it's oddly written or just business as usual with the NCAA: "This year will also mark the 75th edition of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament (the actual 75th anniversary will come a year later)." Edition vs. anniversary?

If this Sunday  you held the First Annual Bill Howard Invitational Cribbage Championship, next year's would be the second "edition" held on the first anniversary  of the inaugural.

But if Tostitos decided to buy naming rights to the event then would it still be the 75th anniversary or would it be the "First Tostitos NCAA Championship"?

This year Oregon beat Wisconsin in the 98th Rose Bowl Game Presented by Vizio. Vizio was founded in 2002.

I think there is a difference when the corporate brand is inherently part of the name as compared to when it is merely designated as the key sponsor in the name ( "presented by" ). So, the Rose Bowl does not prove the point necessarily. However, the "Allstate Sugar Bowl" was dubbed the 78th Sugar Bowl in 2012, and we all know that Allstate was not the key sponsor when it was established in 1935.

I feel the need to assert how much I hate such flagrant corporate sponsorship, especially in naming rights, of college venues and events.

I agree, but how else are coaches supposed to make those millions.

Quote from: Aaron M. Griffin

Quote from: jtn27

Quote from: Roy 82

Quote from: Al DeFlorio

Quote from: billhoward

Quote from: Jim HylaFri-Sun 3/08-3/10 ECAC Prelims
Fri-Sun 3/15-3/17 ECAC Quarters
Fri-Sat 3/22-3/23 ECAC Semi & Finals

Fri-Sun 3/29-3/31 NCAA Regionals
Thu-Sat 4/11-4/13 NCAA Semi & Finals
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The NCAA title game is Saturday, April 13, which seems late. This year it was April 7. But the NCAA basketball title game is also pushing back, to April 8, 2013; this year it was April 2. In checking dates, I found this item from Wikipedia about basketball. Can't tell if it's oddly written or just business as usual with the NCAA: "This year will also mark the 75th edition of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament (the actual 75th anniversary will come a year later)." Edition vs. anniversary?

If this Sunday  you held the First Annual Bill Howard Invitational Cribbage Championship, next year's would be the second "edition" held on the first anniversary  of the inaugural.

But if Tostitos decided to buy naming rights to the event then would it still be the 75th anniversary or would it be the "First Tostitos NCAA Championship"?

This year Oregon beat Wisconsin in the 98th Rose Bowl Game Presented by Vizio. Vizio was founded in 2002.

I think there is a difference when the corporate brand is inherently part of the name as compared to when it is merely designated as the key sponsor in the name ( "presented by" ). So, the Rose Bowl does not prove the point necessarily. However, the "Allstate Sugar Bowl" was dubbed the 78th Sugar Bowl in 2012, and we all know that Allstate was not the key sponsor when it was established in 1935.

I feel the need to assert how much I hate such flagrant corporate sponsorship, especially in naming rights, of college venues and events.

Quote from: Ben Rocky '04The facebook account for the Cornell Alumni Association posted a picture of a poster up at reunion.  Saturday  Nov 24 - 8pm - MSG
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150952418865680&set=a.370774665679.159440.357958385679&type=3&theater

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Quote from: Ben Rocky '04The facebook account for the Cornell Alumni Association posted a picture of a poster up at reunion.  Saturday  Nov 24 - 8pm - MSG
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150952418865680&set=a.370774665679.159440.357958385679&type=3&theater

Now I'm nervous. MSG appears to be about ready to capsize.  I've heard of games where the ice appears to be tilted, but that's a little ridiculous.

Is this thing on?

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Quote from: Ben Rocky '04The facebook account for the Cornell Alumni Association posted a picture of a poster up at reunion.  Saturday  Nov 24 - 8pm - MSG
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150952418865680&set=a.370774665679.159440.357958385679&type=3&theater

Now I'm nervous. MSG appears to be about ready to capsize.  I've heard of games where the ice appears to be tilted, but that's a little ridiculous.

Is this thing on?

Based on a friend who is at Reunion and sent that poster via text, it appears to be so.

Quote from: cbuckserMichigan's rivals.com site is reporting it (http://michigan.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1373467), too. That article notes that the contract still hasn't been signed.

But all indications over the last four months point toward this game being played in Madison Square Garden.

It's great that Cornell can take advantage of the obsolescence of the College Hockey Showcase.  For many years, Michigan (and Michigan State) played Minnesota and Wisconsin every Thanksgiving weekend.

Quote from: billhowardCornell has often used Reunion and the midwinter CALC (Cornell Alumni Leadership Conference, moving from DC to Boston for January 2013) to announce events like this.

Now with Michigan set, what about the Cornell-BU Red Hot Hockey series that played MSG that last three odd-number years? Most likely, Cornell is testing the waters to see if the Cornell fan base can handle an every-year MSG event. Best case, Cornell-BU Red Hot hockey continues in odd years, Cornell-somebody else plays even years.

Quote from: Professor Isaac KramnickCornell is the only Ivy League school with a Big Ten heart...I have come to love this place in my [forty] years of teaching here, to love this Ivy League school with its Big Ten soul, this university that since its birth has played such a rebellious and innovative role in American higher education.

Quote from: billhowardCornell has often used Reunion and the midwinter CALC (Cornell Alumni Leadership Conference, moving from DC to Boston for January 2013) to announce events like this.

Now with Michigan set, what about the Cornell-BU Red Hot Hockey series that played MSG that last three odd-number years? Most likely, Cornell is testing the waters to see if the Cornell fan base can handle an every-year MSG event. Best case, Cornell-BU Red Hot hockey continues in odd years, Cornell-somebody else plays even years.

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Quote from: billhowardCornell has often used Reunion and the midwinter CALC (Cornell Alumni Leadership Conference, moving from DC to Boston for January 2013) to announce events like this.

Now with Michigan set, what about the Cornell-BU Red Hot Hockey series that played MSG that last three odd-number years? Most likely, Cornell is testing the waters to see if the Cornell fan base can handle an every-year MSG event. Best case, Cornell-BU Red Hot hockey continues in odd years, Cornell-somebody else plays even years.

I think it would be interesting to have the non-BU years involve a game against a member of the Big Ten Hockey Conference, like Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Penn State, or Wisconsin. I think that Ohio State would be the least beneficial and have the smallest draw. That is why it is the one member of the Big Ten that I omitted. I think a Cornell-Big Ten annual match-up makes sense. As one of my Government professors said at Cornell:

Quote from: Professor Isaac KramnickCornell is the only Ivy League school with a Big Ten heart...I have come to love this place in my [forty] years of teaching here, to love this Ivy League school with its Big Ten soul, this university that since its birth has played such a rebellious and innovative role in American higher education.

Quote from: Professor Isaac KramnickCornell is the only Ivy League school with a Big Ten heart...I have come to love this place in my [forty] years of teaching here, to love this Ivy League school with its Big Ten soul, this university that since its birth has played such a rebellious and innovative role in American higher education.

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Quote from: Professor Isaac KramnickCornell is the only Ivy League school with a Big Ten heart...I have come to love this place in my [forty] years of teaching here, to love this Ivy League school with its Big Ten soul, this university that since its birth has played such a rebellious and innovative role in American higher education.

Cornell is the one Ivy School that tries to have a big time marching band. Stanford is the only big time school that tries to have an Ivy marching band. Good for us both. How'd that tech campus thing work out, Stanford?

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Quote from: Ben Rocky '04The facebook account for the Cornell Alumni Association posted a picture of a poster up at reunion.  Saturday  Nov 24 - 8pm - MSG
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150952418865680&set=a.370774665679.159440.357958385679&type=3&theater

Now I'm nervous. MSG appears to be about ready to capsize.  I've heard of games where the ice appears to be tilted, but that's a little ridiculous.

Is this thing on?

Based on a friend who is at Reunion and sent that poster via text, it appears to be so.

Quote from: billhowardHow'd that tech campus thing work out, Stanford?

QuoteThe dates for the 2013 NCAA hockey tournament regionals have been finalized, it was announced Friday.

The Northeast Regional in Manchester, N.H., and the West Regional in Grand Rapids, Mich., will be March 29-30.

The East Regional in Providence, R.I., and the Midwest Regional in Toledo, Ohio, will be March 30-31.

Game times and networks will be announced in September for regionals and the Frozen Four. The Frozen Four will be in Pittsburgh April 11-13.

Quote from: jtn27Does anyone know when the official schedule will be released? I thought it was usually out by now.

Quote from: jtn27Does anyone know when the official schedule will be released? I thought it was usually out by now.

Quote from: French RageYeah, fuck those guys for wanting the same thing as us and competing with us within the rules!

Quote from: ithacatU18 National team will visit Lynah on 10/19.

http://www.usahockey.com/USANTDP/Schedule.aspx

Quote from: ithacatU18 National team will visit Lynah on 10/19.

http://www.usahockey.com/USANTDP/Schedule.aspx

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Quote from: ithacatU18 National team will visit Lynah on 10/19.

http://www.usahockey.com/USANTDP/Schedule.aspx

That team should (?) include Ryan Bliss (incoming Fall 2014) and Mike McCarron (Fall 2013).

Quote from: ithacatColgate's schedule released: http://gocolgateraiders.com/schedule.aspx?path=mhock&

Quote from: George642012-13 Cornell schedule (http://www.cornellbigred.com/schedule.aspx?schedule=605)

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Quote from: George642012-13 Cornell schedule (http://www.cornellbigred.com/schedule.aspx?schedule=605)

Cornell obviously uses the same software that RPI uses. IMO, the fairly recent change in formatting of the schedule page is particularly hard on the eyes. RPI's. (http://www.rpiathletics.com/schedule.aspx?path=hockey&)

Quote from: French RageIs it me, or does it seem like an inordinate number of senior weekends have been the Union/RPI weekend over the last few years?

Quote from: RedscoreWhat an amazing out of conference schedule!!!!

Quote from: HeafDogForgive me if I missed this, but is there a Google Calendar for this season? If so, could someone please provide the attachment or URL? Thanks!

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Quote from: HeafDogForgive me if I missed this, but is there a Google Calendar for this season? If so, could someone please provide the attachment or URL? Thanks!

eLynah: wap.ELynah.com/CUMensHockey.ics
CU Athletics: www.cornellbigred.com/calendar.ashx/calendar.ics?sport_id=7
CHN: www.collegehockeynews.com/schedules/team-cal.php?s=20122013&td=18

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Quote from: Jim HylaI quit. I think I do.:-}