RPI QF Series

[Greg Berge]

This is the third time Cornell has met RPI in a regular QF series (i.e., not the silly first round or quints or whatever), and the first time in 26 years.  Both previous times were at Lynah, with Cornell advancing.

http://www.spiritone.com/~kepler/games/playoffSeries.html

[Josh Herman \'99]

Doesn't matter whether it's quintafinals or quarterfinals.  We played a 3-game series at Houston in '98, no reason that shouldn't count as a playoff series.

[Chief AA Bear]

Greg,

I don't know about that. I recall being at RPI not too many years ago (when there was the infamous disputed goal in game 2), where RPI and Cornell played three games with Cornell winning games one and three. That was the season before the league went back to single elimination games. I think Mike Schafer was the Coach too. Maybe someone could check that out. :-)

I also think Elliott was the #1 goalie for Cornell that year.

--Chief

[Greg Berge]

Doesn't anybody follow links anymore?

http://www.spiritone.com/~kepler/games/playoffSeries.html

[Chief AA Bear]

Oh, O.K.,

That was a PIG year. 5 homes and 5 aways. It sure felt like a QF game! :-D


--Chief Bear

[Bill Fenwick]

[Q]Doesn't anybody follow links anymore?
[/Q]

Yup... this has nothing to do with RPI, but the 1972 ECAC final against BU should be a loss, not a win.

[Al DeFlorio]

Bill Fenwick wrote:

> [Q]Doesn't anybody follow links anymore?
> [/Q]
>
> Yup... this has nothing to do with RPI, but the 1972 ECAC final
> against BU should be a loss, not a win.
And a bad one at that.  Great BU team.

[jy3]

that away series at RIP was a crazy one. a disallowed goal -> RIP goal gave them game 2. crazy weekend. they were nasty rowdy fans after the games, not too bad during the games ;-)
at least i wont be in section O dealing with the band this weekend!