Cornell-Harvard(score)

Started by jms, March 22, 2003, 07:20:48 PM

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Ben \'03

#30
March 23, 2003, 02:39:33 PM
In all the excitement last night following Super Sammy's game winning goal, Harvard(sucks) #5 Noah Welch skated over to the empty Harvard goal, picked up the puck and tucked it into his pants. I did not see him give this puck to ANYONE from Cornell. If you wanna talk about classless, that's it! If you gave it to someone I apologize BUT if you haven't
. . .THAT PUCK DOES NOT BELONG TO YOU!!!:-( :-( :-( :-( :-(
If anyone form the Harvard(sucks) men's hockey team had any class at ALL you would send that puck to coach Schafer ASAP.

(getting off soapbox)

jms

#31
March 23, 2003, 02:49:10 PM
Hundreds of Cornell Fans and the Hockey team celebrated in Albany after the victory- with the tape delayed game being played on all TV bars.

RedJeff

#32
March 24, 2003, 09:28:58 AM
It appeared to my wife and I that Welch did indeed hand the puck to Paolini during the handshake.

We've seen Harvard play many times over the past two years and have been really impressed by how much class they do exhibit.  

If you saw them lose to Maine in the NCAAs last year, you would have seen Grumet-Morris hand his stick to a thrilled kid sitting near the Cornell section only seconds after giving up a heartbreaking goal in that loss.  Pure class in our opinion.

In any case... 4 more wins.

Let's go Red!

schoaff

#33
March 24, 2003, 09:50:23 AM
I finally made it home to Florida after spending Sunday enjoying a 4 hour layover in Atlanta. :-P

I listened to some of the archived radio feed and liked the announcers observation that that may have been the most Cornell Hockey fans ever assembled in one place. Of the 8300 in attendence I think it was pretty obvious that at least 6000 and maybe as many as 7000 were rooting for Cornell.

Kudos to the Pep Band. You guys did a great job all weekend, particularly during the break before overtime and after the game. I thought your drummers were trying to beat their drums to pieces so they didn't have to take them back to Ithaca. Anyone know why the Harvard band pulled a complete no-show for the finals? Did you scare them off?  ::screwy::

What an incredible weekend.

Melissa\'01

#34
March 24, 2003, 09:54:53 AM
Judy said that she read somewhere that they didn't have the $ to stay at a hotel overnight or pay for the bus an extra day. As the Ivy school with the most $ I'd say that that is pretty darn pathetic .... if it is true!

judy

#35
March 24, 2003, 10:15:24 AM
it was from the mouth of someone in the harvard pep band in one of the threads on uscho...he's also taking suggestions on how the pep band can improve.

Adam

#36
March 24, 2003, 10:35:08 AM
They could have had a car wash/bake sale/etc to raise money.  Every high school band in America does that when they want to take a trip.

On improvement: Easy, start by showing up!

President, Beef-N-Cheese Academic Society 1998-2001

Tub(a)

#37
March 24, 2003, 11:10:08 AM
Can you post a link to the thread?

For a start, they could not turn their back and give the opposing fans the finger when they are playing their Alma.  ::yark::

Tito Short!

Tom Pasniewski 98

#38
March 24, 2003, 05:57:47 PM
I was going to give the Harvard band the benefit of the doubt and say they went back to Boston to catch a flight to Duluth to play for the women's team in their national championship game.  That is a reasonable excuse.  

The Harvard women's team finished the season 30-3-1 and yet:

ECAC Championship:  Lost
NCAA Championship:  Lost

Memorable but you can't brag until your holding (and drinking from) the trophy.
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