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83-71 penn final. So much for that ivy title.

[quote Trotsky]Cornell leading Penn 62-54 in the second half in the battle for first place.  7:12 to go.[/quote]

I'm pretty sure that score is the other way around, and now its 62-56

Greening again! from Carefoot and Gallagher

Greening scores! Assists Bitz and Sawada.

Today's article in the Ithaca Journal mentions that there were last minute changes to avoid conflicts with the women's team schedule. I suppose that could be why.

http://www.ithacajournal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060926/SPORTS/609260349/1006

The guy in Teagle with the jerseys had a bunch of extras upstairs when the jerseys were on sale - I think if you just ask him, he'll give you one.

The Teagle guy told me that this year the ECAC(HL?) is actually embroidered right on the jersey, rather than having a patch (or at least that's what I thought he said...), so there was no need to take the patches off of last year's jerseys - and he also has extras if you want them for previous years jerseys.

[Q]oceanst41 Wrote:

Later in the game Saturday that same old usher then walked down the first row of A asking to see everyone's ticket to verify their seats. This was even though everyone was standing comfortably on the bench. After booting a few friends a few rows back in A, we discussed this policy with him. He basically said his hands were tied and he was being forced to do it, but "if we could fit them on the bench" then he didn't care. [/q]
Because (I was told) a girl showed up mid-game and found people in her seat (how shocking....) and so she went to complain to the usher, who then was forced to do something.

[Q]Jacob '06 Wrote:

 Yeah, I don't even get the rangers games on msg in ithaca for some reason.[/q]
Really? I know some of them have been blacked out, but I've been able to get at least some games on MSG.

I'll be at both Yale and Brown.

in German http://www.hockeyfans.ch/cgi-bin/newsNG.pl?modus=news&id=12402

[Q]15.4.2005 | Servette verpflichtet Mike Knoepfli
   (mm) Genf-Servette hat seinen ersten Transfer im Hinblick auf die neue Saison getätigt und den College-Stürmer Mike Knoepfli verpflichtet. Der 23-jährige Kanada-Schweizer, der bisher auf höchsten Ebene College-Hockey für das Team Cornell Big Red spielte, unterschrieb für ein Jahr mit Option bei den Genfern. Diese Saison erzielte er in 35 Spielen 12 Tore und 13 Assists. [/Q]
4/15/2005 | Servette signs Mike Knoepfli
Geneva-Servette has made their first transfer in regards to the new season and signed the college forward Mike Knoepfli. The 23-year-old Swiss-Canadian, who up until now played for the Cornell Big Red at the highest level of college hockey, signed with Geneva for one year with options. This season he had 12 goals and 13 assists in 35 games.


and in French... (be warned I suspect my ability to translate French is much worse than for German) http://www.tdg.ch/tghome/toute_l_info_test/dossiers0/HC_Geneve_Servette/keller_et_aeschlimann.html

[q]Un joli bébé
En attendant, Chris ­McSorley annonce l'arrivée du Canado-Suisse, Mike Knoepfli (23 ans, 1 m 83, 91 kg). Ce joli bébé - drafté en NHL par les Toronto Maple Leafs - évolue depuis 2001 avec l'équipe universitaire américaine de ­Cornell (Etat de New York), avec laquelle il a comptabilisé 88 points (32 buts et 56 assists) en 137 matches.

Avant de rejoindre Cornell, Mike Knoepfli avait joué sous le chandail des Georgetown Raiders (Ontario) avec à son compteur 45 goals et 38 assists en 47 rencontres pour le seul exercice 2000-2001!

Mike Knoepfli jouit d'une réputation flatteuse dans le championnat universitaire. Il est non seulement considéré comme un leader. Mais comme l'attaquant le plus offensif de Cornell.

Dans la course aux transferts, Chris McSorley a brûlé la politesse à Lugano, Berne et Fribourg, intéressés eux aussi par le Canado-Suisse, une denrée rare, très recherchée sur le marché du hockey helvétique.[/q]
... Chris McSorley announced the arrival of Swiss-Canadian Mike Knoepfli (23 years, 1.83m, 91kg). Drafted in the NHL by the Toronto Maple Leafs, he has developed since 2001 with the American university team Cornell (New York State), where he had 88 points (32 goals and 56 assists) in 137 games.

Before joining Cornell, Mike Knoepfli played in the sweater of the Georgetown Raiders (Ontario) where he had 45 goals and 38 assists in 47 games for the single season 2000-2001!

Mike Knoepfli enjoyed a flattering reputation in the university championships. He was considered not only a leader but also, as a forward, the most offensive of Cornell. (somehow I don't think that came out quite right in English...)

In the race for transfers, Chris McSorley (er… burned the politeness at??) Lugano, Bern and Fribourg, were also interested in the Swiss-Canadian, a rare commodity much desired in the Swiss hockey market.

[Q]jtwcornell91 Wrote:
Cool.  Do you know which club?  I wonder if he's got a Swiss passport (like Andre Doll) to go along with his Swiss name.[/q]
This page http://www.hockeyfans.ch/cgi-bin/transfers.pl lists him under "in discussion" with Bern and Fribourg-Gotteron, and on the Bern page someone said he has a Swiss passport.

[Q]billhoward Wrote:

 "Cornell rejects" makes sense for a Colgate where the applicant probably got the two schools confused, or RPI. They have some pretensions to academics.

Kind of uppity when it's Cornell vs. St. Lawrence or Niagara. Because the St. Lawrence fans are thinking, "Yeah, and you know *you'd* be in Cambridge not Ithaca if your SATs were 50 points better." [/q]
Yup, that's exactly what Colgate fans were thinking last year, but we had a response to it, as I remember:
Colgate: "SUNY Ithaca! SUNY Ithaca!"
Cornell: "Cornell rejects! Cornell rejects!"
Colgate: "Harvard rejects! Harvard rejects!"
Cornell: "Didn't bother! Didn't bother!"