Morris / Clarkson saga "over"

[ugarte]

Morris and Clarkson have settled the wrongful termination lawsuit mid-trial - after Morris testified, but before Clarkson attempted to put on a defense.  USCHO has a few articles about the trial.

I'd put in a link, but does anyone on this board not have USCHO bookmarked?  (Or the ability to look just a little bit to the left . . .)

[Al DeFlorio]

big red apple wrote:

USCHO has a few articles about the trial.

Adam's piece has some interesting insights into the Morris "era."



Post Edited (08-07-03 14:21)

[crodger1]

Adam notes that "Morris, who served at Clarkson for 15 years and won over 300 games, including a Frozen Four appearance and three ECAC championships...."  I thought Clarkson's last trip to the Frozen Four finals was longer ago than that (I should just go look it up, I know).  Anyone know it off the top of their heads?

[Al DeFlorio]

crodge2k wrote:

Anyone know it off the top of their heads?

1991.

[crodger1]

Thanks Al.  On USCHO (I finally found the right location: http://www.uscho.com/m/ncaad1/?data=thistory ) it shows Northern Michigan beating Boston University that year.  I think perhaps Adam meant that Clarkson made a Frozen Four appearance, but the sentence reads to me as though they won in their appearance so I was expecting that they played in the championship game.  Like I said, I think may be misreading the sentence.

I thought Adam presented a well-balanced opinion on the whole saga.

Chris