Cornell-Brown lax

[Al DeFlorio]

This game is reminding me more and more of the Dartmouth game.  Deliberate play by Brown.  Turnovers and minimal possession time for Cornell.  Looking like a similar outcome, too, unfortunately.

[Al DeFlorio]

Hurley invisible so far.

H 6, P 4 at the half; D over Penn 8-5

[scoop85]

Worst quarter I've seen Cornell play in a long time (I didn't see the Dartmouth game).

[scoop85]

10-6 Brown on the EMO.  Fiore just not seeing the ball too well it seems.

[Al DeFlorio]

Worst quarter I've seen Cornell play in a long time (I didn't see the Dartmouth game).

Given the 11 days to prepare and that this is "Boiardi" weekend, this has been really disappointing.  D looks awful, and O keeps giving it away on its few chances.

[scoop85]

11-6 -- brutal play, and Brown is taking advantage to their credit.   Not that it would matter, but might look for a goaltending change after the TO.

[Al DeFlorio]

Seven goal run for Brown...seemingly effortlessly.  Shots 25-16 Brown.

[scoop85]

The lack of possessions has really caught up with us this quarter. It seems that on our few offensive possessions, we are rushing the action.

[scoop85]

You know it's not your day when Pannell is stopped point blank.

[Al DeFlorio]

Hopkins's NCAA streak is NOT over, Tom.  If they beat Towson and Loyola they finish 7-7 and could still be selected, given their high RPI and SOS, whether that makes sense or not.  Cornell was a #6-seed with a 6-5 record and finished second to Syracuse in 1988.

[Al DeFlorio]

Now 8-5 Harvard with 6 minutes to go in the 3rd.

[scoop85]

Jeez, another point-blank save on Pannell

[scoop85]

While a 5 goal deficit is not automatically insurmountable, hard to see a realistic chance since we've been so ineffective on face offs.

[Al DeFlorio]

H 10, P 6 less than 4 min to go.

[scoop85]

11-9 with about 5:00 min left -- But Cornell missed out on a huge man-up opportunity.

Harvard leading Princeton 10-6 with about 3:44 left in the 4th.