Vote for your favorite hockey player by jersey number

[Al DeFlorio]

Here's the link: http://www.cornellbigred.com/news/2011/1/26/MICE_0126112306.aspx

I, unfortunately, get an error every time I try to submit my vote.

[Robb]

Here's the link: http://www.cornellbigred.com/news/2011/1/26/MICE_0126112306.aspx

I, unfortunately, get an error every time I try to submit my vote.

I, too.

[Jim Hyla]

So I won't try yet. However I'm not optimistic about the voting. For example, look at my favorite, 14. Do you think Dan Lodboa can beat out Riley Nash? Not I, but for what he did for CU hockey, there is no comparison. Start up the obligatory, this is the favorite not the best or most significant, talk. I know, I guess it's why I don't like fan voting, myself included.

[Josh '99]

Someone should tell them it's "Rick" Sacchetti and not "Rich".

Also, the voting does seem to work properly now.

[Al DeFlorio]

Yes, it works now. Seems to me John Hughes wasn't on the ballot the first time I tried, and he's an important addition.

[jkahn]

Yes, it works now. Seems to me John Hughes wasn't on the ballot the first time I tried, and he's an important addition.

John changed numbers each season, 10, 20 and then 21, so he could be listed three times.  There were several others back then who also switched when a number they liked more opened up, e.g. Cornell, McGuinn, Pettit, McCutcheon, Fullan.

[Al DeFlorio]

Yes, it works now. Seems to me John Hughes wasn't on the ballot the first time I tried, and he's an important addition.

John changed numbers each season, 10, 20 and then 21, so he could be listed three times.  There were several others back then who also switched when a number they liked more opened up, e.g. Cornell, McGuinn, Pettit, McCutcheon, Fullan.

According to a mass email from Mike Schafer this morning, John Hughes, Bruce Pattison, and Murray Death (now Deathe) were late additions to the list.

Cornell's two-time All-Americans were:  Brian Cornell, Ken Dryden (three-time), Doug Ferguson, Doug Murray, Lance Nethery, Joe Nieuwendyk, Bruce Pattison, and Dan Ratushny.  Unfortunately, Murray and Nethery both wore number 6.:-/

[RatushnyFan]

Curious why they didn't simply list everyone.  I would have voted for some hard working 4 year lettermen who didn't make the list who I admired during my Cornell days (Phil Nobel, Stephane Gauvin, Karl Williams, Marc Deschamps).  I doubt that it would change the end results.  In any event, it was fun to go through the voting process!

[marty]

Yes, it works now. Seems to me John Hughes wasn't on the ballot the first time I tried, and he's an important addition.

John changed numbers each season, 10, 20 and then 21, so he could be listed three times.  There were several others back then who also switched when a number they liked more opened up, e.g. Cornell, McGuinn, Pettit, McCutcheon, Fullan.

According to a mass email from Mike Schafer this morning, John Hughes, Bruce Pattison, and Murray Death (now Deathe) were late additions to the list.

Cornell's two-time All-Americans were:  Brian Cornell, Ken Dryden (three-time), Doug Ferguson, Doug Murray, Lance Nethery, Joe Nieuwendyk, Bruce Pattison, and Dan Ratushny.  Unfortunately, Murray and Nethery both wore number 6.:-/

I can't vote for my favorite #6 who was team captain in 1974-75.


Dave Peace reunited with his jersey at the Plum Blossum in Troy.

[Jim Hyla]

Someone should tell them it's "Rick" Sacchetti and not "Rich".

Also, the voting does seem to work properly now.

And this: "Stephen Bâby (1986-87 - 1989-90)"

[Al DeFlorio]

Someone should tell them it's "Rick" Sacchetti and not "Rich".

Also, the voting does seem to work properly now.

And this: "Stephen Bâby (1986-87 - 1989-90)"

Dunno, Jim.  It's starting to seem like it was that long ago.

[Chris '03]

The results of the vote have been released.  

Fan Favorites By Number
1 - Ken Dryden            
2 - Dan Ratushny    
3 - Mike Schafer    
4 - Gordon Lowe    
5 - Justin Krueger    
6 - Douglas Murray    
7 - Brock Tredway    
8 - Ryan Vesce          
9 - Brian McCutcheon    
10 - John Hughes    
11 - Mitch Carefoot    
12 - Raymond Sawada    
14 - Riley Nash    
15 - Colin Greening    
16 - Greg Hornby    
17 - Doug Derraugh    
18 - Murray Death
19 - Chris Abbott
20 - Casey Jones
21 - Stephen Bâby
22 - Dan Glover
23 - Jeremy Downs
24 - Matt Moulson
25 - Joe Nieuwendyk
26 - Topher Scott
27 - Blake Gallagher
28 - Joe Scali
29 - Byron Bitz
30 - Ben Scrivens
31 - David LeNeveu
33 - Andy Iles
35 - Mike Garman

The auction is now open on each jersey. By my (very quick) count 21 of 32 are players from the last 7-10 years.

http://cornellbigred.com/news/2011/2/8/MICE_0208113810.aspx

[Al DeFlorio]

The results of the vote have been released.  

Fan Favorites By Number
1 - Ken Dryden            
2 - Dan Ratushny    
3 - Mike Schafer    
4 - Gordon Lowe    
5 - Justin Krueger    
6 - Douglas Murray    
7 - Brock Tredway    
8 - Ryan Vesce          
9 - Brian McCutcheon    
10 - John Hughes    
11 - Mitch Carefoot    
12 - Raymond Sawada    
14 - Riley Nash    
15 - Colin Greening    
16 - Greg Hornby    
17 - Doug Derraugh    
18 - Murray Death
19 - Chris Abbott
20 - Casey Jones
21 - Stephen Bâby
22 - Dan Glover
23 - Jeremy Downs
24 - Matt Moulson
25 - Joe Nieuwendyk
26 - Topher Scott
27 - Blake Gallagher
28 - Joe Scali
29 - Byron Bitz
30 - Ben Scrivens
31 - David LeNeveu
33 - Andy Iles
35 - Mike Garman

The auction is now open on each jersey. By my (very quick) count 21 of 32 are players from the last 7-10 years.

http://cornellbigred.com/news/2011/2/8/MICE_0208113810.aspx

Ugh.

[Beeeej]

Ugh.

Guess you should've organized your contemporaries a little better.    In all seriousness, the bidding is likely going to go pretty much the same way as the voting, so it's probably just as well.

[munchkin]

Are we surprised? The people doing the bidding and knowing to go on the Cornell Athletics page are people who have been watching, for the most part, only the last 7-10 years of the team.