Thank you seniors 2010

[Rita]

Now that the I have leveled off from the "highs" and "lows" of the past two weekends, I too would like to thank the seniors for a wonderful 4 years. Yes, after last year's loss in the regional final, I had hopes that Cornell would be joining me in Detroit, but alas, not to be.

However, like most Cornell teams in the last 10-12 years, they have given us reason to hope (and usually delivered) that Cornell's hockey season would last beyond the 1st weekend in March. I try keep in mind that these are 18-23 year old kids that are playing hockey, going to class, have exams and projects due and for the most part, being productive members of their community (remember Colin Greening's Lowe's Senior Class Bio ::bugeye::?). It is a tough load to juggle and I respect the guys for doing it and trying to do their best game in and game out.

So again, thank you Seniors (and Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen) for another this hockey season, you definitely kept it interesting and provided us fans with plenty to talk about. And hey, you gave me the opportunity to buy an ECAC-championship sweatshirt, and inspired one really cool t-shirt ::banana::! Best of luck in all your future endeavors.

ps... Could someone in the Cornell Genetics department or down at the med school find a way to clone Colin Greening and keep him as a perpetual Junior? Please ::help::?

[Give My Regards]

Brown played 2 good games against Yale.  Were they just inconsistent this year?  Or were they just a stinky team capable of playing the occasional good game?

Yale was inconsistent.  ::nut::

[Trotsky]

Could someone in the Cornell Genetics department or down at the med school find a way to clone Colin Greening and keep him as a perpetual Junior?

Dunbars can keep anybody a perpetual Junior.

[David Harding]

Could someone in the Cornell Genetics department or down at the med school find a way to clone Colin Greening and keep him as a perpetual Junior?

Dunbars can keep anybody a perpetual Junior.

But not a Junior with eligibility.

[Trotsky]

I only meet requirements, I don't write them.