Due to my incompetence in operating my DirectTV/dvr, I did not record any of the NFL Network's NFL replay's last night, so I did not have any football to watch while working out this morning. However, I did have the replay of the Cornell-Colgate ECACHL semi-final game from last March that I taped back in July, so I watched that instead. At the beginning of the game there was a graphic for Coach Schafer stating that it was his 11th season as Coach. It didn't seem like he has been there that long; wasn't it just yesterday he was promising that Cornell will once again beat Hahvahd? ;-) Realizing that your concept of time is fading and that it has been that long since you were a carefree grad student is not a revelation that you want at 6 am.
According to the ticker on the renovation blog: 37 days 10 hours until first home game of 2006-07 and Coach's 12th season. :-)
Remarkably, Schafer now ties Dick Bertrand with the second-most seasons as a coach (12). It will take him a while to break Nicky Bawlf's all-time record. ;-) But here's hoping!
http://www.tbrw.info/cornellHistory/cornellCoaches.html
[quote Trotsky]Remarkably, Schafer now ties Dick Bertrand with the second-most seasons as a coach (12). It will take him a while to break Nicky Bawlf's all-time record. ;-) But here's hoping!
http://www.tbrw.info/cornellHistory/cornellCoaches.html[/quote]I'm more interested in him tying the record in the right most column. :-D
[quote KeithK][quote Trotsky]Remarkably, Schafer now ties Dick Bertrand with the second-most seasons as a coach (12). It will take him a while to break Nicky Bawlf's all-time record. ;-) But here's hoping!
http://www.tbrw.info/cornellHistory/cornellCoaches.html[/quote]I'm more interested in him tying the record in the right most column. :-D[/quote]
Tying? Screw that. I want to see Schafer win that column outright.
Can someone fill me in on any rule changes regarding ties. I don't seem to recall any tiebreakers in the Bertrand era yet there is a marked increase in with McCutcheon and Schafer. Is it just due to the general higher level of scoring in days gone by?
[quote Roy 82]Can someone fill me in on any rule changes regarding ties. I don't seem to recall any tiebreakers in the Bertrand era yet there is a marked increase in with McCutcheon and Schafer. Is it just due to the general higher level of scoring in days gone by?[/quote]
Regular season overtime was 10 minutes until around 1985.
[quote Trotsky]
Regular season overtime was 10 minutes until around 1985.
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OT actually went to 5 minutes for the 1989-90 season. No, I'm not that anal -- well, all right, maybe I am -- but I remember this because HOCKEY-L's predecessor, college_hockey, started the same year and this change was one of the first topics of discussion.