Cornell 4 Clarkson 1 Postgame

Started by Trotsky, December 05, 2008, 09:33:35 PM

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ACM

[quote Beeeej][quote Beeeej][quote JDeafv]When was the last time Cornell had brothers each score a goal in the same game and how many times has it happened?[/quote]

I doubt anybody's compiled a complete list of every time it's happened[/quote]

Just a quick follow-up explanation... I think one of the reasons it would be challenging to compile such a list (besides the tedium of going over every single box score, assuming one is available for every game Cornell has ever played, which I'm not at all sure about) is that we may not know, prior to the modern era, whether teammates with the same surname were brothers.  For instance we know that Steve Wilson and Chad Wilson, who played together in the mid-1990s, weren't brothers - but can we say the same for the Smiths or Joneses of the 1920s?

Not that I don't expect someone will try anyway, I'm just saying.  ::banana::[/quote]

I'll give you a head start.

Brothers who have played hockey on the same team at Cornell in the modern era:

57-58 Yates (Ted, Henry)
64-65 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
65-66 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
66-67 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
69-70 Fullan (Larry, Rick)
72-73 Skillins (Eric, Gunar)
73-74 Peace (Dave, Bob), Weber (Dick, Bill)
74-75 Peace (Dave, Bob), Weber (Dick, Bill)
75-76 Vaughan (Dan, Jim), Weber (Dick, Bill)
76-77 Marrett (Brian, Bruce)
77-78 Marrett (Brian, Bruce)
80-81 Geiger (Paul, Ross)
85-86 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
86-87 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
87-88 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
99-00 McRae (Matt, Mark)
00-01 McRae (Matt, Mark)
01-02 McRae (Matt, Mark)
02-03 McRae (Matt, Mark), Abbott (Cam, Chris)
03-04 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
04-05 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
05-06 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
07-08 Devin (Mike, Joe), Kennedy (Michael, Patrick), Nash (Riley, Brendon)
08-09 Devin (Mike, Joe), Kennedy (Michael, Patrick), Nash (Riley, Brendon)

Jim Hyla

[quote ACM][quote Beeeej][quote Beeeej][quote JDeafv]When was the last time Cornell had brothers each score a goal in the same game and how many times has it happened?[/quote]

I doubt anybody's compiled a complete list of every time it's happened[/quote]

Just a quick follow-up explanation... I think one of the reasons it would be challenging to compile such a list (besides the tedium of going over every single box score, assuming one is available for every game Cornell has ever played, which I'm not at all sure about) is that we may not know, prior to the modern era, whether teammates with the same surname were brothers.  For instance we know that Steve Wilson and Chad Wilson, who played together in the mid-1990s, weren't brothers - but can we say the same for the Smiths or Joneses of the 1920s?

Not that I don't expect someone will try anyway, I'm just saying.  ::banana::[/quote]

I'll give you a head start.

Brothers who have played hockey on the same team at Cornell in the modern era:

57-58 Yates (Ted, Henry)
64-65 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
65-66 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
66-67 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
69-70 Fullan (Larry, Rick)
72-73 Skillins (Eric, Gunar)
73-74 Peace (Dave, Bob), Weber (Dick, Bill)
74-75 Peace (Dave, Bob), Weber (Dick, Bill)
75-76 Vaughan (Dan, Jim), Weber (Dick, Bill)
76-77 Marrett (Brian, Bruce)
77-78 Marrett (Brian, Bruce)
80-81 Geiger (Paul, Ross)
85-86 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
86-87 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
87-88 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
99-00 McRae (Matt, Mark)
00-01 McRae (Matt, Mark)
01-02 McRae (Matt, Mark)
02-03 McRae (Matt, Mark), Abbott (Cam, Chris)
03-04 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
04-05 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
05-06 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
07-08 Devin (Mike, Joe), Kennedy (Michael, Patrick), Nash (Riley, Brendon)
08-09 Devin (Mike, Joe), Kennedy (Michael, Patrick), Nash (Riley, Brendon)[/quote]

Wow, I'm impressed.
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

Beeeej

[quote Jim Hyla][quote ACM][quote Beeeej][quote Beeeej][quote JDeafv]When was the last time Cornell had brothers each score a goal in the same game and how many times has it happened?[/quote]

I doubt anybody's compiled a complete list of every time it's happened[/quote]

Just a quick follow-up explanation... I think one of the reasons it would be challenging to compile such a list (besides the tedium of going over every single box score, assuming one is available for every game Cornell has ever played, which I'm not at all sure about) is that we may not know, prior to the modern era, whether teammates with the same surname were brothers.  For instance we know that Steve Wilson and Chad Wilson, who played together in the mid-1990s, weren't brothers - but can we say the same for the Smiths or Joneses of the 1920s?

Not that I don't expect someone will try anyway, I'm just saying.  ::banana::[/quote]

I'll give you a head start.

Brothers who have played hockey on the same team at Cornell in the modern era:

57-58 Yates (Ted, Henry)
64-65 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
65-66 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
66-67 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
69-70 Fullan (Larry, Rick)
72-73 Skillins (Eric, Gunar)
73-74 Peace (Dave, Bob), Weber (Dick, Bill)
74-75 Peace (Dave, Bob), Weber (Dick, Bill)
75-76 Vaughan (Dan, Jim), Weber (Dick, Bill)
76-77 Marrett (Brian, Bruce)
77-78 Marrett (Brian, Bruce)
80-81 Geiger (Paul, Ross)
85-86 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
86-87 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
87-88 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
99-00 McRae (Matt, Mark)
00-01 McRae (Matt, Mark)
01-02 McRae (Matt, Mark)
02-03 McRae (Matt, Mark), Abbott (Cam, Chris)
03-04 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
04-05 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
05-06 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
07-08 Devin (Mike, Joe), Kennedy (Michael, Patrick), Nash (Riley, Brendon)
08-09 Devin (Mike, Joe), Kennedy (Michael, Patrick), Nash (Riley, Brendon)[/quote]

Wow, I'm impressed.[/quote]

So am I, but not the least bit surprised.
Beeeej, Esq.

"Cornell isn't an organization.  It's a loose affiliation of independent fiefdoms united by a common hockey team."
   - Steve Worona

JDeafv

Since Arthur did a good start, I'll contribute at least a few past seasons.

Brothers who have played hockey on the same team at Cornell in the modern era:

57-58 Yates (Ted, Henry)
64-65 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
65-66 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
66-67 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
69-70 Fullan (Larry, Rick)
72-73 Skillins (Eric, Gunar)
73-74 Peace (Dave, Bob), Weber (Dick, Bill)
74-75 Peace (Dave, Bob), Weber (Dick, Bill)
75-76 Vaughan (Dan, Jim), Weber (Dick, Bill)
76-77 Marrett (Brian, Bruce)
77-78 Marrett (Brian, Bruce)
80-81 Geiger (Paul, Ross)
85-86 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
86-87 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
87-88 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
99-00 McRae (Matt, Mark)
    * Dec. 3, 1999 @ Princeton (Matt and Mark McRae)
00-01 McRae (Matt, Mark)
    * Nov. 4, 2000 - Sacred Heart (Matt and Mark McRae)
01-02 McRae (Matt, Mark)
    * Feb. 16, 2002 @ Vermont (Matt and Mark McRae)
02-03 McRae (Matt, Mark), Abbott (Cam, Chris)
    * Nov. 15, 2002 @ Vermont (Matt and Mark McRae)
    * Feb. 8, 2003 - Vermont (Matt and Mark McRae)
    * Feb. 21, 2003 - RPI (Matt and Mark McRae)
    * Note: 3 of Matt's 5 goals came in games Mark also scored.
03-04 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
    *Feb. 6, 2004 @ Dartmouth (Cam and Chris Abbott)
04-05 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
    *Dec. 4, 2004 - Princeton (Cam and Chris Abbott)
05-06 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
    *None
07-08 Devin (Mike, Joe), Kennedy (Michael, Patrick), Nash (Riley, Brendon)
    *Dec. 29, 2007 - Clarkson (Michael and Patrick Kennedy)
    *Feb. 22, 2008 at Quinnipiac (Michael and Patrick Kennedy)
08-09 Devin (Mike, Joe), Kennedy (Michael, Patrick), Nash (Riley, Brendon)
    *December 5, 2008 - Clarkson (Mike and Joe Devin)
    *January 9, 2009 - Niagra (Michael and Patrick Kennedy)
    *January 10, 2009 - Niagra (Michael and Patrick Kennedy)
    *January 17, 2009 - Rensselaer (Michael and Patrick Kennedy)
    *January 23, 2009 - Yale (Brendon and Riley Nash)
    *February 13, 2009 - Dartmouth (Mike and Joe Devin)
More to come ...

Tom Tone

Overall, a pretty great game with the lone Clarkson goal coming after a disputed icing call.

My one disappointment would have to be the addition of a lonely, cheap-looking ad for Shortstop on the side of the Zamboni. I was always proud of the fact that we didn't have ads plastered all over the sides, but this single one looks even worse.

jtwcornell91

[quote Jim Hyla][quote ACM][quote Beeeej][quote Beeeej][quote JDeafv]When was the last time Cornell had brothers each score a goal in the same game and how many times has it happened?[/quote]

I doubt anybody's compiled a complete list of every time it's happened[/quote]

Just a quick follow-up explanation... I think one of the reasons it would be challenging to compile such a list (besides the tedium of going over every single box score, assuming one is available for every game Cornell has ever played, which I'm not at all sure about) is that we may not know, prior to the modern era, whether teammates with the same surname were brothers.  For instance we know that Steve Wilson and Chad Wilson, who played together in the mid-1990s, weren't brothers - but can we say the same for the Smiths or Joneses of the 1920s?

Not that I don't expect someone will try anyway, I'm just saying.  ::banana::[/quote]

I'll give you a head start.

Brothers who have played hockey on the same team at Cornell in the modern era:

57-58 Yates (Ted, Henry)
64-65 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
65-66 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
66-67 Ferguson (Doug, Dave, Bob)
69-70 Fullan (Larry, Rick)
72-73 Skillins (Eric, Gunar)
73-74 Peace (Dave, Bob), Weber (Dick, Bill)
74-75 Peace (Dave, Bob), Weber (Dick, Bill)
75-76 Vaughan (Dan, Jim), Weber (Dick, Bill)
76-77 Marrett (Brian, Bruce)
77-78 Marrett (Brian, Bruce)
80-81 Geiger (Paul, Ross)
85-86 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
86-87 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
87-88 Donovan (Craig, Keith)
99-00 McRae (Matt, Mark)
00-01 McRae (Matt, Mark)
01-02 McRae (Matt, Mark)
02-03 McRae (Matt, Mark), Abbott (Cam, Chris)
03-04 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
04-05 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
05-06 Abbott (Cam, Chris)
07-08 Devin (Mike, Joe), Kennedy (Michael, Patrick), Nash (Riley, Brendon)
08-09 Devin (Mike, Joe), Kennedy (Michael, Patrick), Nash (Riley, Brendon)[/quote]

Wow, I'm impressed.[/quote]

Yes, but which were twins? ::nut::

75er


Dpperk29

cornell was better than Clarkson in pretty much every facet of the game, end of story.

I would also have no problem with cornell telling the clarkson Pep Band that they aren't welcome at lynah rink next year (I know it won't ever happen). I don't care who it is, when an opposing player is on the ice hurt you should sit/stand there and hope he is okay. When he gets up, you should clap/cheer. nothing more, nothing less. It is NEVER okay to chant "Pussy".

Also, maybe I am getting old but I think that when a whole section (or multiple sections) start chanting "Asshole" or "Bullshit" it is incredibly bush league. Every single one of those losers ought to be thrown out and have there season tickets revoked. And before you take the shot, I hate it even more when it happens at Cheel.
"That damn bell at Clarkson." -Ken Dryden in reference to his hatred for the Clarkson Bell.

ACM

[quote jtwcornell91]
Yes, but which were twins? ::nut::[/quote]

I know, but I don't want to deprive the rest of you of the fun of guessing. There are seven sets.

Trotsky

[quote ACM][quote jtwcornell91]
Yes, but which were twins? ::nut::[/quote]

I know, but I don't want to deprive the rest of you of the fun of guessing. There are seven sets.[/quote]Having birthdays in my DB makes this a lot easier.

Lauren '06

[quote ACM][quote jtwcornell91]
Yes, but which were twins? ::nut::[/quote]

I know, but I don't want to deprive the rest of you of the fun of guessing. There are seven sets.[/quote]
Collect 'em all?

Oat

[quote Dpperk29]cornell was better than Clarkson in pretty much every facet of the game, end of story.

I would also have no problem with cornell telling the clarkson Pep Band that they aren't welcome at lynah rink next year (I know it won't ever happen). I don't care who it is, when an opposing player is on the ice hurt you should sit/stand there and hope he is okay. When he gets up, you should clap/cheer. nothing more, nothing less. It is NEVER okay to chant "Pussy".

Also, maybe I am getting old but I think that when a whole section (or multiple sections) start chanting "Asshole" or "Bullshit" it is incredibly bush league. Every single one of those losers ought to be thrown out and have there season tickets revoked. And before you take the shot, I hate it even more when it happens at Cheel.[/quote]


The first time I ever heard the asshole chant in Lynah was my junior year when Nickerson first came to town. I didn't realize that chant has become a regular now.

As for "bullshit," yea, we never used to do the bullshit chant. It used to be just "I'm blind, I'm deaf, I wanna be a ref" and "A rope, a tree, hang the referee." Those were the only two anti-ref cheers, that was it. I think the students adopted the bullshit chant from Starr Rink a few years ago. It might have been in the year that they threw pizza at us (it landed on the only Colgate fan in the Cornell section). Colgate only had two chants: "Bullshit" and "Fuck Cornell." Also, at Starr Rink, it is perfectly ok for the entire student section to flick off the Cornell fans (in public, in front of little kids) and scream all sorts of vulgar insults.
B.S.'06, M.Eng.'07

Beeeej

Sorry to disillusion you, Oat, but the "Bullshit" chant - while infrequent at best - has been used in Lynah since at least 1988, and probably well earlier.  It's hardly original enough to have "stolen" from any particular opponent.
Beeeej, Esq.

"Cornell isn't an organization.  It's a loose affiliation of independent fiefdoms united by a common hockey team."
   - Steve Worona

daredevilcu

Devin, I take full responsibility for that.  It was a powerplay starting for us, I started Jailhouse, and I didn't see the player down.  As soon as we realized it, we tried to stop everyone from finishing the song.  Relax.

BMac

Also, the asshole chant is one I've not heard (I don't think) in my five years straight at Lynah. We did it (the royal We- I didn't) when the Clarkson band was playing for a full minute while we told them to shut up, as Gallagher was on the ice and not moving. Totally warranted.