Brown/Yale Weekend News

Started by Jim Hyla, November 07, 2019, 08:31:25 AM

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Jim Hyla

"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

dbilmes

Here's a 15-minute interview with Schafer, looking back at last weekend's games and looking ahead to this weekend, as well as some discussion of injuries, etc. Nothing too earth-shattering, but worth a listen.

Trotsky

Quote from: dbilmesHere's a 15-minute interview with Schafer, looking back at last weekend's games and looking ahead to this weekend, as well as some discussion of injuries, etc. Nothing too earth-shattering, but worth a listen.
Thanks.  Good show; how long has this been running?

That accent is every general contractor I've ever met.

Mike wants to fuck the Ivy season limit hard enough to wake Joe Bertagna.

upprdeck

honestly there is no reason that hockey has to play a limited schedule and football doesnt let those kids play for titles when all the other sports get too.

Trotsky

Quote from: upprdeckhonestly there is no reason that hockey has to play a limited schedule and football doesnt let those kids play for titles when all the other sports get too.
The reason is keeping up the pretense of Ivy exceptionalism.  That is a tremendously lucrative gimmick.  It's spectacularly hypocritical but it's our business model.  Woodrow from White Plains gives because we keep fluffing his self image and we found a place for his brain dead nephew in the Hotel school.

If hockey plays 34 games the Provost will have a sad.

Jim Hyla

"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

Jim Hyla

"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

osorojo

There are many universities that look upon college athletes as a revenue source and not much more. This revenue hopefully improves education and lowers tuition at these schools. The Ivies occasionally take a different path - or more often a path down the middle. Academic endowments make up some of the difference.

RichH

Quote from: Jim HylaFinally something from Brown, Men's Hockey Heads to No. 4 Cornell, Colgate and Yale. Elis take on Colgate, No. 4 Cornell

The writing in that Yale Daily News article.

That's my post.

Scersk '97

Quote from: RichH
Quote from: Jim HylaElis take on Colgate, No. 4 Cornell

The writing in that Yale Daily News article.

Indeed.

QuoteThough the Blue and White had home-ice advantage, there were terrific performances from a plethora of players that awarded Yale this pair of victories.

Oh gee-whilikers! I do hope that our ice-men can overwhelm those Cornell rapscallions!

In the end, Yale must surely be awarded the championship!

Al DeFlorio

Nothing like having an image of the Brown mascot at the center of our rink's ice.
Al DeFlorio '65

djk26

Quote from: RichHThe writing in that Yale Daily News article.


This is my favorite sentence--it's in the "reaching for something to write" category:

Quote from: Yale Daily NewsFacing both Colgate and Cornell over the same weekend is nothing new for the Elis.


This could be a big advantage for Yale--no other team in the ECAC has this experience.  :-}
David Klesh ILR '02

Jim Hyla

"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

RichH

Quote from: djk26
Quote from: RichHThe writing in that Yale Daily News article.


This is my favorite sentence--it's in the "reaching for something to write" category:

Quote from: Yale Daily NewsFacing both Colgate and Cornell over the same weekend is nothing new for the Elis.


This could be a big advantage for Yale--no other team in the ECAC has this experience.  :-}

Definitely the one that got my attention in a you-don't-say way.  For me, another highlight was this:

Quote from: Yale Daily NewsClinging to a 1–1 tie in the second, a behind-the-net apple perfectly found its way into the slot with a Friar one-timing the biscuit to the top shelf to hand  the Raiders a 2–1 disadvantage heading into the third.

"AHAHA!! I just worked 'apple' and 'biscuit' into one play! Sports Language! Let the ESPN recruiting calls BEGIN!!"

Jim Hyla

Edit: Already posted on another thread.
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005