Harvard

[jtwcornell91]

[Q]Chris '03 Wrote:

I'd say even senior night most people are out of Lynah 45 min to an hour after the game ends which is when the basketball game starts.

The main factor in whether people will actually go from hockey over to basketball is probably going to be whether the game means a damn thing. If cornell is out of it by then, it will be a trickle. If it's the de facto ivy title game, newman will "fill up". [/q]

If Cornell really wants people to go to the basketball game after the hockey game, all they have to do is sell beer.  Maybe let Dunbar's set up a concession stand.
:-D

[Lauren '06]

[Q]Liz '05 Wrote:

 [Q2]redGrinch Wrote:
And from a Cornell standpoint, it's not like the Lynah fans will stream into the b-ball game after Harvard (the reverse is much more likely).  [/Q]
Actually, there was a point two years ago (?) when Lynah fans/pep band DID stream into the bball (v. Princeton?) game.  We're getting there for the hockey game, not the bball.  Once we're there, we may as well stay for another game, but I'm really unlikely to get there anywhere near on time for the bball game if it's beforehand.[/q]
And, for what it's worth, the pep band got screamed at by some random basketball fan for daring to stream in late.  Future pep band managers of the world, split bands are a necessary evil.

[Josh '99]

[Q]MNetravali Wrote:
... sucks and so does Ted Donato.  Does anyone disagree?[/q]I wholeheartedly agree.  Harvard SUCKS.

[jy3]

quite excited that the game will be on cstv. this is why we got dtv this year
oh and hahvahd sucks

[Anne 85]

It's a miracle.  The tickets for the Feb 18 game vs. Harvard do indeed give a game time of 5:30, as does the schedule that comes with the set of season tickets.

But, it's still going to be mighty strange heading for the rink before 5:00 on a Saturday.  And I don't like having Harvard as the last home game of the regular season.  Having to deal with the fish smell on Senior Night is less than ideal.