Clarkson vs. Cornell 2/17/23

[Beeeej]

Schafer was more upset about the missed interference call that led directly to the 4th Clarkson goal: he was still on the ref's case about that one during the handshake line.

On this one I disagreed with Schafer - skating backwards into a Clarkson skater who's not skating toward you then hitting him and falling does not an interference infraction make.

[Scersk '97]

Schafer was more upset about the missed interference call that led directly to the 4th Clarkson goal: he was still on the ref's case about that one during the handshake line.

On this one I disagreed with Schafer - skating backwards into a Clarkson skater who's not skating toward you then hitting him and falling does not an interference infraction make.

I watched the replay very carefully. There's no doubt the Clarkson skater was intentionally setting a pick. He was subtle about directing himself perfectly into Tucker's path, but it was intentional. Casey noticed something and they took the chance.

[chimpfood]

Should we expect to see steinberg back at all this season? It would be sick if he played tonight for senior night but that would surprise me.

[abmarks]

They do have overhead cameras..  And as we discussed last week where they showed replays that hurt Cornell tonight we didnt see the replays from the over head views.

Maybe it stayed out refs didnt want to go look at a key play in the game, but they wanted to review the .3 on the clock

Per the daily sun: "It was clear that it was close, but it wasn't in," Schafer said

[Trotsky]

Might as well hold him out until the QF, TBH.  Give him the extra 2 weeks.