St. Lawrence postgame

[scoop85]

Late in the first period during one of the innumerable and lengthy puck battles along the boards I thought to myself, "SLU may not have a lot of talent but boy is their compete level many times greater than I saw from BU." Moments later the St. Lawrence PBP guy (who was pretty solid) commented how strong the Saints compete level was throughout the period.

While I was a bit concerned down 1-0 with our inability to get many quality chances, you could begin to sense that our relentlessness was about to pay off, as we had better and more sustained offensive zone time. Once we tied it up it seemed just a matter of time before we took over the game, and once we got the lead to start the 3rd that was pretty much all she wrote.

[upprdeck]

I thought the first half of the game was just choppy all over.  puck was bouncing, lots of hitting very little connected passing..  once we generated any forecheck in the 2nd it was over for game play the question was would it lead to goals and it did.

[andyw2100]

I thought the control on the PP was good and I like the slot one timer setup they try with Berard.

Wasn't that attempt from the slot with Berard last night the exact play Andreev scored on last week at MSG? Assuming so, it was executed perfectly both times. (SLU's goalie just got a little luckier.)

[marty]

I thought the control on the PP was good and I like the slot one timer setup they try with Berard.

Wasn't that attempt from the slot with Berard last night the exact play Andreev scored on last week at MSG? Assuming so, it was executed perfectly both times. (SLU's goalie just got a little luckier.)

This must be fun to practice.  They seem to have both the timing and the snipers.

[Cop at Lynah]

Cornell is dead last in PK% within the ECAC