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Quote from: stereax on February 20, 2026, 08:56:19 PMOk but like how are they allowing a dude who played ECHL and AHL games back in the NCAA?

Bizarrely, NCAA Division I hockey players can maintain eligibility after playing in pro leagues if they were not compensated beyond "actual and necessary expenses" (meals, lodging, gear). Players must not have signed a professional contract or received a salary, focusing instead on amateur, expense-only agreements.

Really solid third period. LGR!

Nice feed from Fagaras to Walsh!

The ages back then were not all that dark.  However, all my photos of Dryden from that era are in black & white. It does sound that CU could have done a better job Friday night which we missed. Began watching Cornell hockey while at Ithaca High School in 1966. What a great time to begin!

Hiscock with his first!!!

How the hell is that not offsides!!!!

Cournoyer playing well showing a lot of poise.

Went to the break with Ken Dryden's Cornell media photo on the screen.

DiGiulian scores in his first game in a Cornell sweater!  Tied up at 1-1

This is most unfortunate. Over the last few years, regardless of where we traveling, we could always stream WHCU.  Not so with ESPN+ and predecessor TV streaming services.  We've listened to games while in China, all through Asia, and on various oceans while on cruises.

And while driving to and from games, being able to listen to the pre and post game commentary, coaches interviews, postgame analysis, and the "three stars" all on the radio was wonderful.

Very sorry to see it go.

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Quote from: sah67he ran the powerplay

"We must imagine Sisyphus happy."

Considering ours was beyond awful, any help is a bonus

The power play did struggle - except this one time! CU-MSU

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Quote from: stereaxFrom Kotlikoff:


Cornell University Logo
Dear Cornellians,

Please join us in celebrating Cornell's men's lacrosse team for their electrifying NCAA championship victory May 26 over the University of Maryland. Our Big Red players demonstrated grit, determination, leadership and sportsmanship at every step of this historic season.

This victory marks Cornell's first NCAA team title in any sport since men's lacrosse won the same championship in 1977. Led by Connor Buczek '15, the Richard M. Moran Head Coach of Men's Lacrosse, the team soared in every way, tying a Division I record (18-1), leading the nation in scoring, winning Ivy League titles and producing eight All-American players.

The team's amazing season embodies the best of Cornell, showcasing our values of hard work and perseverance. Their incredible sense of community and teamwork guided them to this victory.

We invite all on the Ithaca campus to join us in honoring the champions with a campus procession at 4:45 p.m. this afternoon, starting at Tanner Terrace in Schoellkopf Hall, along Campus Road, and ending in the Crescent Parking Lot.

Please join me and Cornell Board of Trustees Chair Kraig Kayser, on behalf of the entire Board of Trustees, in congratulating the team members and celebrating their Cornell milestone.

Go Big Red!

Michael I. Kotlikoff
President

Kraig H. Kayser, MBA '84
Chair of the Cornell Board of Trustees

It would be a nice gesture, if Cornell were to hold a small commencement ceremony for the seniors who helped Cornell win this championship.  Several protracted their eligibility when they could have moved on, degree in hand, and made some money.  Kudos to them and the rest of the team for their accomplishments.

They did!!

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I was in the stands for both the 76 and 77 championships, so great to get another one.

LGR!

Photographed both the '76 and '77 games.  Hard to believe that it's been this many years.  Congrats to the players, coaches, parents, and everyone who has been part of this incredible season.  LGR!!

What a post season run to finish out Mike Schafer's coaching career.

Quote from: underskillIt was similar to Hutsons goal now that I think about it

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