Cornell Women's Ice Hockey: February 2012

Started by David Harding, February 02, 2012, 11:52:11 PM

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David Harding

The whole-year thread on Cornell Women's Ice Hockey has become unwieldy.  I propose monthly threads like the Alumni in the Pros threads.

To kick off February, here's the http://www.cornellbigred.com/news/2012/2/2/WICE_0202121645.aspx preview of the upcoming weekend games against RPI and Union at home.

heykb

The preview says the Tuesday game against Mercyhurst will be televised. Does anyone know details?
Karl Barth '77

Thomas Larson

Yes, this is much better, I think, though we'll only have February and March to worry about.

Any chance this team loses one of its next four games? RPI, Union, Yale and Brown are all ranked in the bottom five of the conference. Beating Clarkson and St. Lawrence at the end of the month before ECAC QFinals will be a nice way to close out, but by then the league title should be locked up.

Mazz or Slebodnick tonight? Any word on Mazz's injury?

Weder

Quote from: heykbThe preview says the Tuesday game against Mercyhurst will be televised. Does anyone know details?

Looks like Time Warner Cable Sports has it.
http://twcs.tv/programming.asp?id=2012-2-7
3/8/96

Jim Hyla

Quote from: Weder
Quote from: heykbThe preview says the Tuesday game against Mercyhurst will be televised. Does anyone know details?

Looks like Time Warner Cable Sports has it.
http://twcs.tv/programming.asp?id=2012-2-7

Yes, it's listed on my local channel guide. I put it on the TV thread. Now do I go down to CU, or stay with family and veg here? It's one of a few women's games I could see live.
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

Ben

Two quick PPGs (Rougeau and Jenner) make it 2-0 early in the first.

Ben

Honey Badger don't care. Saulnier and Leck each score within nineteen seconds of each other, 4-0 end 2nd.

Thomas Larson

Why are you calling Saulnier Honey Badger? I think the team calls Gagliardi the Honey Badger, not Saulnier.

Ben

Quote from: Thomas LarsonWhy are you calling Saulnier Honey Badger? I think the team calls Gagliardi the Honey Badger, not Saulnier.
It's about attitude. Saulnier showed from very early on that she doesn't care who is on the other side of the ice. The five-minute major for nailing that Syracuse player was probably the best example.

Jeff Hopkins '82

I'm sorry.  Honey Badger sounds like a Bond girl.

Thomas Larson

Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82I'm sorry. Honey Badger sounds like a Bond girl.

Or like an LSU cornerback. I've never been a huge fan of re-using nicknames, but that's just me.

Ben

Quote from: Thomas Larson
Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82I'm sorry. Honey Badger sounds like a Bond girl.

Or like an LSU cornerback. I've never been a huge fan of re-using nicknames, but that's just me.
'Honey Badger' is definitely not risque enough for a Bond girl.

Seattle Sounders fans use it for one of their defensive midfielders (and I think it's been used by fans of other teams as well). I thought that Saulnier fit the personality type, so I'm going to use it.

Josh '99

Quote from: Ben
Quote from: Thomas Larson
Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82I'm sorry. Honey Badger sounds like a Bond girl.

Or like an LSU cornerback. I've never been a huge fan of re-using nicknames, but that's just me.
'Honey Badger' is definitely not risque enough for a Bond girl.
"Honey Beaver", on the other hand....

OK, I think that's more than enough thread drift in this direction.  ::bolt::
"They do all kind of just blend together into one giant dildo."
-Ben Rocky 04

Al DeFlorio

Four 3rd-period goals for a 5-1 win over Mercyhurst.  
SOG 23-5 in the 3rd.
Al DeFlorio '65

Thomas Larson

From the CornellWHockey twitter feed:

"Honey badger aka Gags just getting in MC's face all night. Driving the net hard and Pattenden isn't liking it #honeybadgerdontcare"

So there's that.