Cornell vs. Ohio State, 12/29

[Section A]

and Lenny gets the win for Canada 4-1 (not sure what the shot stats are). Maybe he can call down to Estero and deliver an inspiring intermission speech.

[Section A]

3rd period underway?

[ugarte]

3d period underway

[jms]

I just logged on. Can someone update me on the score? thanks

[Section A]

1-0 OSU in the 3rd - no idea how much time is left

[Section A]

any word on how the 3rd period is going? if we didn't score, surely it's almost over

[Ken71]

Cornell loses, 1-0.  Bummer weekend.

[Greg Berge]

Very tough loss.  Cornell has now been shut out by Ohio State in both of the last two Estero consies, and is 1-5 lifetime in the tourny.

[CU at Stanford]

Well, it did not help that Cornell was playing without its experienced goaltender.  We should feel lucky that Marr kept Cornell in a close scoring game against the No. 1 Maine Bears.  Also, the silver lining may be that these two games do not count toward the ECAC standing (though the next two in the North Country will).

[ugarte]

Very small consolation, Tom.  Marr gave up 2 goals against Maine (including a deflection off of a McRae's(?) skate) and only 1 against OSU.  It is hard to say that LeNeveu could have done much better.

[Al DeFlorio]

It sounded like Marr couldn't be faulted.  

The one question we'll never get answered is whether Lennie's absence affected the way the team played (i.e., more defensively in front of a very inexperienced--at the college level--goaltender).  It didn't sound that way against Maine (apparently very aggressive until the string of penalties shifted the tide a bit), but tough to really know.

[Jordan 04]

Can't fault Marr for the Maine game.  I thought he looked extremely sharp considering it was his first real action of the year.

Maybe LeNeveu would have given up -1 goals in the OSU game and we would have won  ::nut::