I assume we want a game thread?
We were waiting for you, son.
Quote from: TrotskyWe were waiting for you, son.
I aim to serve. I hope everyone enjoyed the bonus wait time for cocktails or what have you.
LOL, that picture looks nothing like Ian. ::popcorn::
Faithful sound good.
Good early pressure, like the hitting and engagement. We're not on our heels like vs BU last year.
Oof, too bad Suda couldn't get back.
Quote from: TrotskyOof, too bad Suda couldn't get back.
And Penney lost track of the goal scorer. He put his head in hands
Seemed like he was back, he just drifted. Never mind: wrong man.
Uh oh.
Walsh oenalty? Didn't see it in the arena? Bad?
Reviewed for major.
Major.
Quote from: arugulaWalsh oenalty? Didn't see it in the arena? Bad?
He left his feet and hit from behind, so yeah
Quote from: BMacReviewed for major.
Major.
And no game misconduct.
Quote from: BMacReviewed for major.
Major.
easy call
Crowd favorite Jack O'Leary.
Quote from: TrotskyCrowd favorite Jack O'Leary.
"Fan Favorite Jack O'Leary" is his full name.
Kraft with a great surprise blast to try for the shorty.
Castagna enjoying a little rabbit punch there. Nice.
Fan Favorite Ondrej Psenicka.
This is what Hannah Arendt meant by the banality of ESPN.
That was beautiful.
Let's gooooo
Nice!
Quote from: pfibigerThat was beautiful.
^ This.
Seger to Penney to tie it up. Great possession, great finish.
That turnover by Seger.
I love the ESPN guys after all the "stifling defense" and "low scoring" chatter in the studio, have to admit "Oh, wait, I guess they can also shoot the puck"
I'm not sure why Maine started Ostman but hopefully we can make them regret it. Not too worried about the shot difference right now considering the major and Maine taking a lot of nothing shots.
Today is Fan Favorite Jack O'Leary's birthday.
Cornell a bouncing puck away from several really good chances.. Maine is quick using open ice passes and speed to generate some offense.
When Cornell go to hit them Maine started chasing.
We're getting the puck stripped too often, but no gripes with getting out of the period even.
It's also donaldson's
Quote from: scoop85We're getting the puck stripped too often,
We've been doing it to them as well. It's a great forechecking and backchecking game.
Maine seems a little surprised at how we keep after the puck. HEA may be more of a "end to end and slapper" league.
Great play there by Suda.
We've been playing great since the kill. Let's pot a ppg here.::banana::
Good set up.
Mack!!
Nice little flick.
We're back baby
Was I the only one yelling for him to shoot? We often overpass, and I'm sure glad Mack let it rip
Quote from: TrotskyNice little flick.
great aggressive drive at the net and a clean snipe.
puck bouncing around in front of Shane more than I'd like but we're doing a good job of sweeping everything away before they get a clean shot in deep.
Quote from: ugarteQuote from: TrotskyNice little flick.
great aggressive drive at the net and a clean snipe.
puck bouncing around in front of Shane more than I'd like but we're doing a good job of sweeping everything away before they get a clean shot in deep.
All of this, yes. But we're are playing well.
Another nice connection between O'Leary and Mack. Proud of how we are playing our game.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: ugarteQuote from: TrotskyNice little flick.
great aggressive drive at the net and a clean snipe.
puck bouncing around in front of Shane more than I'd like but we're doing a good job of sweeping everything away before they get a clean shot in deep.
All of this, yes. But we're are playing well.
and i think our guys smell blood. they're going to fire on ostman a lot.
Gotta blow that whistle earlier, don't give me a 2019 galajda situation.
"That great old barn in Ithaca, Linaw Arena". I love it when a person is trying to act like they know something then butchers the pronunciation & ebd up looking stupid
Fegaras my god...
Not sure what Fegaras was thinking there but thankfully it didn't cost us. Just hope Shane's ok
Refs gotta whistle that sooner, but Shane's shoulder was not close to the puck.
Quote from: ugarteFegaras my god...
It's his brand...
Quote from: ugarteFegaras my god...
He definitely commits a lot more of those brutal turnovers than I would like.
Quote from: sah67Quote from: ugarteFegaras my god...
He definitely commits a lot more of those brutal turnovers than I would like.
He's a half-F, half-D. But the thing is he makes a lot of blind passes. I hope that will pass.
Announcers said Boija is sick. They also said Ostman started 17 of the first 19 games. Sounds like Boija got the hot hand and took over.
Gotta keep getting pucks in deep and working the cycle. Maine seems to have no answer for it when we get it going, and their D seem to struggle with puck retrieval.
Praying to the hockey gods we keep our foot on the gas in the 3rd and don't go into a shell trying to protect the 2-1 lead.
Quote from: cth95Announcers said Boija is sick. They also said Ostman started 17 of the first 19 games. Sounds like Boija got the hot hand and took over.
if I was healthy enough to get out of bed, let alone sit on the bench, I would not be sitting out in the NCAA tournament. I feel like it might be some concern about his recent performance coupled with an illness
Quote from: sah67Gotta keep getting pucks in deep and working the cycle. Maine seems to have no answer for it when we get it going, and their D seem to struggle with puck retrieval.
Praying to the hockey gods we keep our foot on the gas in the 3rd and don't go into a shell trying to protect the 2-1 lead.
So far we are forechecking up a storm and going into every corner and after every puck.
Solid first 5.
Hard work there by Psenicka. Great job.
I just wish I knew how tall he was
MACK!!!!
Great play by Stanley to take away the Maine scoring chance and create the rush going the other way to set up Mack's goal!
Sullivan Mack!
PARK THE BUS NOW
Excellent first half of this period.
Quote from: chimpfoodPARK THE BUS NOW
Boo this man.
Just keep playing our game. No changes.
Quote from: Larry72MACK!!!!
what a beauty of a shot
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: chimpfoodPARK THE BUS NOW
Boo this man.
Just keep playing our game. No changes.
we've been hunkered down all period... clearly working alright.
Quote from: chimpfoodQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: chimpfoodPARK THE BUS NOW
Boo this man.
Just keep playing our game. No changes.
we've been hunkered down all period... clearly working alright.
No, we're forechecking and working every puck. This is not a turtle.
Catalano the FO star tonight.
Quote from: TrotskyNo, we're forechecking and working every puck. This is not a turtle.
We really are getting sticks on every puck in every zone.
Good time out!
Quote from: pfibigerQuote from: TrotskyNo, we're forechecking and working every puck. This is not a turtle.
We really are getting sticks on every puck in every zone.
It's a thing of beauty, been doing it all night long.
OUTSTANDING!!!! LGR!
Best game we've played in years.
Done.
Well that was a spectacular game. There was no let up the entire time, particularly from the moment the five minute major started.
Quote from: DafatoneBest game we've played in years.
I think since the Denver win last year.
Quote from: pfibigerWell that was a spectacular game. There was no let up the entire time, particularly from the moment the five minute major started.
Indeed. That was Cornell hockey. What a great team!
let's fucking gooooooo
That was a defensive clinic. Hilarious the announcers were talking about Cornell's limited shots in the 3rd but they weren't relenting on Maine in offensive zone
AMAZING WIN. Shane was fantastic, defense was phenomenal overall, and how about goddamn sully Mack???
Quote from: IcebergThat was a defensive clinic. Hilarious the announcers were talking about Cornell's limited shots in the 3rd but they weren't relenting on Maine in offensive zone
It's ESPN. They're morons.
Let's Go Red!
Huge, all around great effort by the Big Red.
Fantastic game. We skated great, kept the pressure on with an outstanding forecheck, and never let up. Here's hoping we can bring this type of play against Denver.
Soul crushing dream devouring juggernauts are back
I was a dairy farmer and always worked when I was sick. If I was Boija, I would want to play. The difference is, I was helping people by getting my chores done so they didn't have to do extra work. On a team in an important game, you would be hurting your teammates if you tired quickly and your reflexes were slower than normal. As a goalie, a split second can be the difference between a great save and a goal.
Huh?
Quote from: cth95I was a dairy farmer and always worked when I was sick. I would want to play. The difference is, I was helping people by getting my chores done so they didn't have to do extra work. On a team in an important game, you would be hurting your teammates if you tired quickly and your reflexes were slower than normal. As a goalie, a split second can be the difference between a great save and a goal.
Especially when you have a worthy backup ready to go.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: DafatoneBest game we've played in years.
I think since the Denver win last year.
I think we were better tonight than in last year's game, although both were excellent.
Quote from: cth95I was a dairy farmer and always worked when I was sick. I would want to play. The difference is, I was helping people by getting my chores done so they didn't have to do extra work. On a team in an important game, you would be hurting your teammates if you tired quickly and your reflexes were slower than normal. As a goalie, a split second can be the difference between a great save and a goal.
Cool story bro.
Man we've got a real winnable game up next too. Denver didn't look good against UMass, will be gassed from double OT, and we beat them last year. Let's get Schafer his frozen four that he deserves.
What a great time to put everything together. After Maine's goal, it seemed like our guys never left anyone open again, blocked every passing lane, and swept away every rebound and loose puck near the net. Despite winning the ECAC title last weekend, this was a much more consistent, cleaner performance. Particularly compared to early in the Dartmouth game.
Quote from: chimpfoodQuote from: cth95Announcers said Boija is sick. They also said Ostman started 17 of the first 19 games. Sounds like Boija got the hot hand and took over.
if I was healthy enough to get out of bed, let alone sit on the bench, I would not be sitting out in the NCAA tournament. I feel like it might be some concern about his recent performance coupled with an illness
who knows.. could be covid which i doubt they would send out there.
What should we complain about now Bearlover?
I will say this next game is always incredibly tough to win. Especially on a Denver team that's not going to underestimate us this time.
We have historically been shut down hard in this second game
That was the first time Cornell looked this way the entire season. I'm not sure if it was partially the superior broadcast quality or if Cornell really did just reach another defensive gear tonight. The first period was dicey but after that the defense and compete level were off the charts.
Quote from: chimpfoodMan we've got a real winnable game up next too. Denver didn't look good against UMass, will be gassed from double OT, and we beat them last year. Let's get Schafer his frozen four that he deserves.
Remember that Denver is playing essentially at sea level instead of 5000"+, they have a day off, and they all are in great shape (as is Cornell)! Agree that Denver didn't look all that good against UMass.
This is absolutely a game that CU can win!!!
LGR!
Quote from: Larry72Quote from: chimpfoodMan we've got a real winnable game up next too. Denver didn't look good against UMass, will be gassed from double OT, and we beat them last year. Let's get Schafer his frozen four that he deserves.
Remember that Denver is playing essentially at sea level instead of 5000"+, they have a day off, and they all are in great shape (as is Cornell)! Agree that Denver didn't look all that good against UMass.
This is absolutely a game that CU can win!!!
LGR!
I'm confused by the "Denver will be tired" talking point. Is playing 4.5 periods plus a day off really more exhausting than playing 3 periods and not getting a day off (which is every Saturday game over the course of the season)?
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: Larry72Quote from: chimpfoodMan we've got a real winnable game up next too. Denver didn't look good against UMass, will be gassed from double OT, and we beat them last year. Let's get Schafer his frozen four that he deserves.
Remember that Denver is playing essentially at sea level instead of 5000"+, they have a day off, and they all are in great shape (as is Cornell)! Agree that Denver didn't look all that good against UMass.
This is absolutely a game that CU can win!!!
LGR!
I'm confused by the "Denver will be tired" talking point. Is playing 4.5 periods plus a day off really more exhausting than playing 3 periods and not getting a day off (which is every Saturday game over the course of the season)?
These guys are used to playing 3 periods. It's like if I told you to run a 5k as fast as you can and then when you think you finished you have to go another mile. You're gonna be a hell of a lot more tired and sore after. It's also how tired they are compared to Cornell. They might be more rested than they would be for a Saturday game after a Friday game but Cornell also gets the extra day of rest.
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: Larry72Quote from: chimpfoodMan we've got a real winnable game up next too. Denver didn't look good against UMass, will be gassed from double OT, and we beat them last year. Let's get Schafer his frozen four that he deserves.
Remember that Denver is playing essentially at sea level instead of 5000"+, they have a day off, and they all are in great shape (as is Cornell)! Agree that Denver didn't look all that good against UMass.
This is absolutely a game that CU can win!!!
LGR!
I'm confused by the "Denver will be tired" talking point. Is playing 4.5 periods plus a day off really more exhausting than playing 3 periods and not getting a day off (which is every Saturday game over the course of the season)?
I'm more concerned that much of that team saw us in last year's tournament. The Denver upperclassmen and coaches thought a lot about "what went wrong and how do we fix it". No real element of mystery, except for when my wish comes true that Castagna goes complete Vesuvius mode and supernovas NBAJam style.
Anyway, Maine had absolutely no idea how to play us.
Quote from: chimpfoodQuote from: BearLoverQuote from: Larry72Quote from: chimpfoodMan we've got a real winnable game up next too. Denver didn't look good against UMass, will be gassed from double OT, and we beat them last year. Let's get Schafer his frozen four that he deserves.
Remember that Denver is playing essentially at sea level instead of 5000"+, they have a day off, and they all are in great shape (as is Cornell)! Agree that Denver didn't look all that good against UMass.
This is absolutely a game that CU can win!!!
LGR!
I'm confused by the "Denver will be tired" talking point. Is playing 4.5 periods plus a day off really more exhausting than playing 3 periods and not getting a day off (which is every Saturday game over the course of the season)?
These guys are used to playing 3 periods. It's like if I told you to run a 5k as fast as you can and then when you think you finished you have to go another mile. You're gonna be a hell of a lot more tired and sore after. It's also how tired they are compared to Cornell. They might be more rested than they would be for a Saturday game after a Friday game but Cornell also gets the extra day of rest.
If the game against Denver were on Friday night, I think the double over time for Denver would be important. However, with a full day of rest tomorrow, I bet most of them will be okay. One possible exception is Denver's goalie, Matt Davis, who looked like he may have gotten hurt during the second overtime. To be honest, I wish him well and hope he fully recovers. I want Cornell to beat Denver at their A game. I think the Big Red can definitely do that if they play like they did today.
Quote from: iceQuote from: chimpfoodQuote from: BearLoverQuote from: Larry72Quote from: chimpfoodMan we've got a real winnable game up next too. Denver didn't look good against UMass, will be gassed from double OT, and we beat them last year. Let's get Schafer his frozen four that he deserves.
Remember that Denver is playing essentially at sea level instead of 5000"+, they have a day off, and they all are in great shape (as is Cornell)! Agree that Denver didn't look all that good against UMass.
This is absolutely a game that CU can win!!!
LGR!
I'm confused by the "Denver will be tired" talking point. Is playing 4.5 periods plus a day off really more exhausting than playing 3 periods and not getting a day off (which is every Saturday game over the course of the season)?
These guys are used to playing 3 periods. It's like if I told you to run a 5k as fast as you can and then when you think you finished you have to go another mile. You're gonna be a hell of a lot more tired and sore after. It's also how tired they are compared to Cornell. They might be more rested than they would be for a Saturday game after a Friday game but Cornell also gets the extra day of rest.
If the game against Denver were on Friday night, I think the double over time for Denver would be important. However, with a full day of rest tomorrow, I bet most of them will be okay. One possible exception is Denver's goalie, Matt Davis, who looked like he may have gotten hurt during the second overtime. To be honest, I wish him well and hope he fully recovers. I want Cornell to beat Denver at their A game. I think the Big Red can definitely do that if they play like they did today.
Yeah maybe so, I'm just trying to find every reason for why Cornell could win. Let's just ride the wave and keep winning.
Highlights available on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/vQ6UXe6zYys?si=hNEpltrVzwLblJQs
Denver is a #1 seed for a reason. We absolutely can win, but don't deceive yourself even with a tired Denver team we are the underdogs. We will have to elevate our game again to prove we want it more.
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: Larry72Quote from: chimpfoodMan we've got a real winnable game up next too. Denver didn't look good against UMass, will be gassed from double OT, and we beat them last year. Let's get Schafer his frozen four that he deserves.
Remember that Denver is playing essentially at sea level instead of 5000"+, they have a day off, and they all are in great shape (as is Cornell)! Agree that Denver didn't look all that good against UMass.
This is absolutely a game that CU can win!!!
LGR!
I'm confused by the "Denver will be tired" talking point. Is playing 4.5 periods plus a day off really more exhausting than playing 3 periods and not getting a day off (which is every Saturday game over the course of the season)?
No, it's nonsense. They'll be fine.
Kudos to eLynah listserv member and Sun sports editor Jane McNally for the special NCAA tournament preview section they published earlier this week. The section included a nice feature on Seege (https://cornellsun.com/2024/03/28/from-uppsala-to-upstate-how-gabriel-seger-24-skates-to-success/)r, who talks about why he came to the States and about being an Engineering student, and another article about the play of Cornell's defensemen. (https://cornellsun.com/2024/03/28/bolstering-the-blueline-despite-growing-pains-mens-hockey-d-corps-holds-strong/)
Many of us have been critical of the Sun's lackluster sports coverage in recent years, so it's only fair that we give the staff credit when it deserves it.
If you watched Maine games, you saw the same thing. They relied on some speed to get passes into open ice areas.
They didn't get the odd man rushes and the few times we had coverage breakdowns they created some chances.
We played a very physical game and we need to recover from that.
the first goal you could see the ice tilting as we hit them over and over the question was would it lead to a goal and it did and the game changed in our favor for the rest of the night.
Denver is a step up on offense.
I don't know whether to be happy about seeing Denver struggle to score or worried about their ability to shut down UMass. Both UMass and Denver goalies looked very good yesterday; glad we only have to face one of them.
I know that Denver is a stronger team than Maine, but I ame excited to see Cornell try to beat them. Let's go Red!
Quote from: dbilmesKudos to eLynah listserv member and Sun sports editor Jane McNally for the special NCAA tournament preview section they published earlier this week. The section included a nice feature on Seege (https://cornellsun.com/2024/03/28/from-uppsala-to-upstate-how-gabriel-seger-24-skates-to-success/)r, who talks about why he came to the States and about being an Engineering student, and another article about the play of Cornell's defensemen. (https://cornellsun.com/2024/03/28/bolstering-the-blueline-despite-growing-pains-mens-hockey-d-corps-holds-strong/)
Many of us have been critical of the Sun's lackluster sports coverage in recent years, so it's only fair that we give the staff credit when it deserves it.
When McNally posted here asking for suggestions about the Sun's coverage, I recommended more feature articles. The excellent Seger piece is exactly what I had in mind. I hope they continue doing more of those down the road.
Quote from: upprdeckDenver is a step up on offense.
Maybe so. But didn't look that way in the rink yesterday.
Maine had two Nadeau brothers. Denver, for all intents and purposes, has eight. (However, one of their best forwards, Massimo Rizzo, missed the first round with an injury.)
Jack Devine looks like Denver's most dangerous guy. And the Buium brothers are almost certainly future NHL defensemen.
Quote from: RichHQuote from: BearLoverQuote from: Larry72Quote from: chimpfoodMan we've got a real winnable game up next too. Denver didn't look good against UMass, will be gassed from double OT, and we beat them last year. Let's get Schafer his frozen four that he deserves.
Remember that Denver is playing essentially at sea level instead of 5000"+, they have a day off, and they all are in great shape (as is Cornell)! Agree that Denver didn't look all that good against UMass.
This is absolutely a game that CU can win!!!
LGR!
I'm confused by the "Denver will be tired" talking point. Is playing 4.5 periods plus a day off really more exhausting than playing 3 periods and not getting a day off (which is every Saturday game over the course of the season)?
I'm more concerned that much of that team saw us in last year's tournament. The Denver upperclassmen and coaches thought a lot about "what went wrong and how do we fix it". No real element of mystery, except for when my wish comes true that Castagna goes complete Vesuvius mode and supernovas NBAJam style.
Anyway, Maine had absolutely no idea how to play us.
FWIW - UMass did to Denver what I've seen other teams do to Denver, including Cornell last year - and Denver still hasn't figured it out. It's very possible Cornell will play like crap Saturday and/or Denver will suddenly figure it out and/or Cornell won't be able to score and Denver will get a bounce and win anyway - but all I'm saying is, they haven't figured it out yet despite seeing it many times.
Quote from: iceIf the game against Denver were on Friday night, I think the double over time for Denver would be important. However, with a full day of rest tomorrow, I bet most of them will be okay. One possible exception is Denver's goalie, Matt Davis, who looked like he may have gotten hurt during the second overtime. To be honest, I wish him well and hope he fully recovers. I want Cornell to beat Denver at their A game. I think the Big Red can definitely do that if they play like they did today.
Davis got a cramp - read College Hockey News :)
Umass controlled the latter part of the game clearly. Denver can be slowed and ground down. I was at the old DU Arena in 1986 where we lost the two game total goal quarter final 8-7. Had we not given up the lead, we would have had a national semifinal against Harvard-Nieuwendyk v. Fusco. Imagine that. As a result of this trauma, I will forever hate Denver(the University, not the city, have several old friends there).
The only team remaining which scares me, like everyone else, is Boston College. Not to say we will win, but I'm not daunted.
BC is the best team not even close.
Some teams have real good offense so our bad mistakes can kill us.
but MTech down 2-1 live vs BC shows you anything can happen.
Quote from: BearLoverMaine had two Nadeau brothers. Denver, for all intents and purposes, has eight. (However, one of their best forwards, Massimo Rizzo, missed the first round with an injury.)
Maybe Denver has twelve. All I'm saying is they didn't show it yesterday. Tomorrow could be different.
Quote from: BearLoverThat was the first time Cornell looked this way the entire season.
I don't see the game quite the same on tv as I do from my perch at Lynah but I saw a lot of pleasant things in their approach. Someone earlier mentioned how they didn't overpass and that was true on all three goals. Penney did a great job of buying time to get into an even better scoring position. Mack showed us earlier in the season that he has the scoring touch and proved it by making a b-line for the net on both of his goals. I can see in my mind's eye an unnecessary pass being made in each of these situations, especially on the third goal with Stanley streaking for the net but the guys did a great job of keeping it simple and taking matters into their own hands. Even on tv I still noticed how passive the Maine defenders were. I saw multiple times where their guys just seemed to cower and allow a Big Red player the space to make a play. At the other end of the rink I thought Cornell used their speed to get into the right positions to make the defensive play the rest of the night after the Maine goal. It looked to me like most of those plays were stick on puck instead of having to lay out to block a shot. They played the way they needed to play to win that game. Pretty neat to see they have some variety to their game. Hopefully that makes it tough for any opponent to get a book on them.
Quote from: VIEWfromKEven on tv I still noticed how passive the Maine defenders were. I saw multiple times where their guys just seemed to cower and allow a Big Red player the space to make a play.
In one of the articles I read on CHN or USCHO, Mack or Penny said they were surprised how much room they had. They just took advantage of it and let the shot fly.
Quote from: upprdeckBC is the best team not even close.
Don't forget that BC has one of our guys.... Jack Malone. He was sitting in the first row during the selection show
Quote from: cth95Quote from: VIEWfromKEven on tv I still noticed how passive the Maine defenders were. I saw multiple times where their guys just seemed to cower and allow a Big Red player the space to make a play.
In one of the articles I read on CHN or USCHO, Mack or Penny said they were surprised how much room they had. They just took advantage of it and let the shot fly.
That was Mack. He said it in the post-game interview.
Quote from: VIEWfromKQuote from: BearLoverThat was the first time Cornell looked this way the entire season.
I don't see the game quite the same on tv as I do from my perch at Lynah but I saw a lot of pleasant things in their approach. Someone earlier mentioned how they didn't overpass and that was true on all three goals. Penney did a great job of buying time to get into an even better scoring position. Mack showed us earlier in the season that he has the scoring touch and proved it by making a b-line for the net on both of his goals. I can see in my mind's eye an unnecessary pass being made in each of these situations, especially on the third goal with Stanley streaking for the net but the guys did a great job of keeping it simple and taking matters into their own hands. Even on tv I still noticed how passive the Maine defenders were. I saw multiple times where their guys just seemed to cower and allow a Big Red player the space to make a play. At the other end of the rink I thought Cornell used their speed to get into the right positions to make the defensive play the rest of the night after the Maine goal. It looked to me like most of those plays were stick on puck instead of having to lay out to block a shot. They played the way they needed to play to win that game. Pretty neat to see they have some variety to their game. Hopefully that makes it tough for any opponent to get a book on them.
I was shocked how sharp (aside form the Maine goal) the team looked, how well positioned guys were to jump on the puck and streak to the other end and make a go at the goal instead of cycling it around a dozen times only to have it poked away... you know, the way we look when we're on power plays that never work out.
Some highlights from Cornell fan section 26:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PW87gKU1wZI
Last week's Dartmouth highlights too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCWkxPdxM3c
Rewatching the game, that third period was a masterpiece defensively.