Cornell @ Clarkson, 2/23

[George64]

I was hoping for a cogent explanation (or excuse) for current Cornell Men's hockey pitiful record against opponents ranked 20th best - or worse! I only mentioned past Cornell Ice Hockey glory because I still cherish memories of the Lou Mobbs and Paul Patton and Ned Harkness days.

Of course, I remember Paul Patton and Ned Harkness, but Lou Mobbs was only a vague memory, so I searched the Cornell website and came across this  article from the January/February 1993 Alumni News.

[Dafatone]

By my count, we are 4-1-2 against currently ranked teams.

That leaves us at 12-4-4 against currently unranked teams.

[Swampy]

I was hoping for a cogent explanation (or excuse) for current Cornell Men's hockey pitiful record against opponents ranked 20th best - or worse! I only mentioned past Cornell Ice Hockey glory because I still cherish memories of the Lou Mobbs and Paul Patton and Ned Harkness days.

Of course, I remember Paul Patton and Ned Harkness, but Lou Mobbs was only a vague memory, so I searched the Cornell website and came across this  article from the January/February 1993 Alumni News.

George, check your link. It seems broken and, consequently, takes us nowhere.

[RichH]

I was hoping for a cogent explanation (or excuse) for current Cornell Men's hockey pitiful record against opponents ranked 20th best - or worse! I only mentioned past Cornell Ice Hockey glory because I still cherish memories of the Lou Mobbs and Paul Patton and Ned Harkness days.

Of course, I remember Paul Patton and Ned Harkness, but Lou Mobbs was only a vague memory, so I searched the Cornell website and came across this  article from the January/February 1993 Alumni News.

George, check your link. It seems broken and, consequently, takes us nowhere.

It works for me (on my phone). It takes me to an issue I thought I had already downloaded and was looking for a few months ago, but couldn't find. A friend of mine is on the cover!

Thanks!

[ugarte]

I was hoping for a cogent explanation (or excuse) for current Cornell Men's hockey pitiful record against opponents ranked 20th best - or worse! I only mentioned past Cornell Ice Hockey glory because I still cherish memories of the Lou Mobbs and Paul Patton and Ned Harkness days.

Of course, I remember Paul Patton and Ned Harkness, but Lou Mobbs was only a vague memory, so I searched the Cornell website and came across this  article from the January/February 1993 Alumni News.

George, check your link. It seems broken and, consequently, takes us nowhere.

It works, but as a pdf download not a browser tab.

[marty]

I was hoping for a cogent explanation (or excuse) for current Cornell Men's hockey pitiful record against opponents ranked 20th best - or worse! I only mentioned past Cornell Ice Hockey glory because I still cherish memories of the Lou Mobbs and Paul Patton and Ned Harkness days.

Of course, I remember Paul Patton and Ned Harkness, but Lou Mobbs was only a vague memory, so I searched the Cornell website and came across this  article from the January/February 1993 Alumni News.

George, check your link. It seems broken and, consequently, takes us nowhere.

My PC automatically blocked it but with an option to download it anyway.

[ACM]

I was hoping for a cogent explanation (or excuse) for current Cornell Men's hockey pitiful record against opponents ranked 20th best - or worse! I only mentioned past Cornell Ice Hockey glory because I still cherish memories of the Lou Mobbs and Paul Patton and Ned Harkness days.

Of course, I remember Paul Patton and Ned Harkness, but Lou Mobbs was only a vague memory, so I searched the Cornell website and came across this  article from the January/February 1993 Alumni News.

I'm the brown smudge behind the penalty box in the photograph on page 24.

[George64]

I was hoping for a cogent explanation (or excuse) for current Cornell Men's hockey pitiful record against opponents ranked 20th best - or worse! I only mentioned past Cornell Ice Hockey glory because I still cherish memories of the Lou Mobbs and Paul Patton and Ned Harkness days.

Of course, I remember Paul Patton and Ned Harkness, but Lou Mobbs was only a vague memory, so I searched the Cornell website and came across this  article from the January/February 1993 Alumni News.

I'm the brown smudge behind the penalty box in the photograph on page 24.

Oh, that brown smudge!

[osorojo]

Lou didn't get much recognition, but he ran a tight ship at Lynah. His employee, Jimmie, got more recognition at the end of the first and second periods. Fond memories of the old days of C.U. Men's D 1 Varsity Ice Hockey and its accomplishments - and hope you and I can get to see the Big Red once again lead U.S. College Hockey!