St. Lawrence 0 @ Cornell 1, Final

Started by RichH, December 06, 2008, 06:59:35 PM

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hypotenuse

I am sorry to say I am old enough that I was at that Harvard game where Dave Elenbaas was greeted with the chicken. I offred the program to the Cornell archives last reunion.

Beeeej

[quote hypotenuse]I am sorry to say I am old enough that I was at that Harvard game where Dave Elenbaas was greeted with the chicken. I offred the program to the Cornell archives last reunion.[/quote]

Being a Cornell hockey fan means knowing that "greeted with the chicken" isn't a euphemism.
Beeeej, Esq.

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

hypotenuse

Indeed. We did win that game, by the way.

Rita

[quote Omie]SCRIVENS!!! Two huge saves.[/quote]

Anybody else bow down in front of their computer when Ben made those saves?

Trotsky

[quote Rita][quote Omie]SCRIVENS!!! Two huge saves.[/quote]

Anybody else bow down in front of their computer when Ben made those saves?[/quote]Possibly... ::whistle::

dragonfan

I would give the third star to either Greening,M.Kennedy or Krueger.

amerks127

I'm not a B. Nash fan, and when you have 3 of your team's 7 penalties (one of the 7 as too many men), I think you'd have to score a hat trick to be considered a star.  Perhaps it was meant to be R. Nash, not B. Nash?

BMac

It depends on when- during the intermission, some drunk dudes were sing just "hey baby." During the second, with the band's help, it was Baby, as in the player.

BMac

Clearly a 5-min, by the way. 100% textbook. Grossly dirty. M. Kennedy could have gotten very seriously hurt.

sah67

[quote amerks127]  Perhaps it was meant to be R. Nash, not B. Nash?[/quote]

Nope, I distinctly remember the color guy giving it to Brendon and offering some kind of explanation, while I was simply thinking "wtf?"

amerks127

[quote sah67][quote amerks127]  Perhaps it was meant to be R. Nash, not B. Nash?[/quote]

Nope, I distinctly remember the color guy giving it to Brendon and offering some kind of explanation, while I was simply thinking "wtf?"[/quote]

Box Score has:

1. Greening
2. Scrivens
3. Gallagher

That sounds about right.

French Rage

[quote Section A Banshee][quote mnagowski]Hardly, but I always thought that cheer was reserved for games that weren't closely fought with a one goal differential between the teams.[/quote]
Man, now that reminds me of the ill-fated ECAC playoff series against Clarkson in 2004.  We were leading them either 5-0 or 4-0 in game one, down to the last few minutes, and a guy down my row said:

"Hey, you know which cheer we haven't gotten to do in awhile?  It's Friday night, and you can't--"

*red light goes off*

"Aaaaaargh!"

And we know how the story of that series ends...[/quote]

The way I remember it, some idiots near me started the keys with 4 or so minutes left, which technically fit into the equation since it was a 5-0 lead, but there should be an implicitly obvious rider to that rule that YOU DON'T DO IT DURING A FUCKING SHUTOUT!
03/23/02: Maine 4, Harvard 3
03/28/03: BU 6, Harvard 4
03/26/04: Maine 5, Harvard 4
03/26/05: UNH 3, Harvard 2
03/25/06: Maine 6, Harvard 1

Jim Hyla

[quote French Rage][quote Section A Banshee][quote mnagowski]Hardly, but I always thought that cheer was reserved for games that weren't closely fought with a one goal differential between the teams.[/quote]
Man, now that reminds me of the ill-fated ECAC playoff series against Clarkson in 2004.  We were leading them either 5-0 or 4-0 in game one, down to the last few minutes, and a guy down my row said:

"Hey, you know which cheer we haven't gotten to do in awhile?  It's Friday night, and you can't--"

*red light goes off*

"Aaaaaargh!"

And we know how the story of that series ends...[/quote]

The way I remember it, some idiots near me started the keys with 4 or so minutes left, which technically fit into the equation since it was a 5-0 lead, but there should be an implicitly obvious rider to that rule that YOU DON'T DO IT DURING A FUCKING SHUTOUT![/quote]

Well, all the keys are saying is that you lose. Unless you believe in some weird superstition, that shouldn't say anything about a shutout, shutout or not they still lose. I think we get way too critical about how people cheer. Let's be happy they do it; no one can say that only the people who post here know the correct way. I hate the prolonged die, but that's the way 98% want to do it, so what!

So, I don't see that everything we say is implicitly obvious, and I can still enjoy the game and atmosphere. We still out-cheer the rest, so go and enjoy it.
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

dragonfan


RichH

[quote Jim Hyla] I think we get way too critical about how people cheer. Let's be happy they do it[/quote]

Well said, Jim.