#1 in the INCH Power Rankings (yeah right)

[billhoward]

You can't get atoms to stand still long enough to have a exacting measurement, so why should it be different when you're measuring the Sagans and Sagans of atoms comprising the 58 D-1 hockey teams?

[Will]

[Q]Trotsky Wrote:

 Polls are fun but in the end they're brain-dead.  How often does a #1 stay #1 after losing if the teams below it win?  Now how often does that happen in standings?  That, in a nutshell, is why polling is silly.[/q]

True, but it gives us something to talk about on weekdays. :-D

[jbeaber1998]

Another advantage is that it does look good in the eyes of potential recruits.  It adds to a positive public perception of the team, and may get people thinking about Cornell when they might not have before.  No such thing as bad press....

[KeithK]

[q]No such thing as bad press....[/q]So, you think the elephant walk publicity helped Vermont?  :-P

[ugarte]

[Q]CowbellGuy Wrote:

 [Q2]RichH Wrote:
One of the things I've always wanted to is take VIA Rail cross-Canada.[/Q]
Did Rte. 1 across Canada once. Once. Between the mountains in BC and the CN Tower it's like Kansas. Without the exciting billboards.[/q]My brother and I drove cross-country once. The plan was to go west through the U.S. and then come east in Canada. Heading west was a great success: Jacobs Field, Wrigley Field, Minneapolis, Black Hills/Rushmore/Crazy Horse, Devil's Tower/Grand Tetons/Yellowstone, Glacier, Banff, Calgary. On the way back (after passing through Moose Jaw and Medicine Hat), the night manager at the Super 8 motel in Regina, Sasketchewan heard our plan and said "Really? There's nothing between here and Toronto."

We started driving south the next morning and managed to catch a second game at Wrigley on the way back.