Clarkson 11/15

[Trotsky]

BTW, the eLynah Chat was atypically quiet last weekend for a road trip.  Hopefully more of you will forgo your lives and join us tonight.

[KeithK]

BTW, the eLynah Chat was atypically quiet last weekend for a road trip.  Hopefully more of you will forgo your lives and join us tonight.

Lives?  Don't I wish.  I'd happily chat but I'll be stuck at work and my employer doesn't approve of internet chatting.

[Trotsky]

BTW, the eLynah Chat was atypically quiet last weekend for a road trip.  Hopefully more of you will forgo your lives and join us tonight.

Lives?  Don't I wish.  I'd happily chat but I'll be stuck at work and my employer doesn't approve of internet chatting.

Please remember always to be calling it "research."

[Cop at Lynah]

Oh Oh....College Hockey News already has it listed as a 5-1 Clarkson victory

[Trotsky]

Oh Oh....College Hockey News already has it listed as a 5-1 Clarkson victory

USCHO has us losing 4-1.

Hopefully their time travel is faulty.

[cuhockey93]

Cole Bardreau said he'll be back next year... I'm scared

[upprdeck]

next year as in jan or next year as in nov

[cuhockey93]

Not sure it was a text. I brought it up again, and he acted as if he said something he shouldn't have said.

[Rosey]

I don't think there's any question which was the better team tonight: Cornell's biggest problem was that they made mistake after mistake deep in their own end, leading to turnovers and scoring opportunities for Clarkson. From where I sat in section TV, Clarkson would have won this game decisively had they been better able to capitalize on those mistakes, because there were plenty of them.

I see a lot of hustle on the part of individual Cornell players, but actual teamwork and cohesiveness seem rare enough that they're noticeable when they happen.

[gomestar]

for a few minutes at least, I thought that the $8 I paid for this game feed might be worth it.

[ScrewBU]

I don't think there's any question which was the better team tonight: Cornell's biggest problem was that they made mistake after mistake deep in their own end, leading to turnovers and scoring opportunities for Clarkson. From where I sat in section TV, Clarkson would have won this game decisively had they been better able to capitalize on those mistakes, because there were plenty of them.

I see a lot of hustle on the part of individual Cornell players, but actual teamwork and cohesiveness seem rare enough that they're noticeable when they happen.

If only there were some sort of person who could mentor the players, help them to play better with each other, foster a sense of teamwork. "Coach them", if you will. Sadly, no such person exists on the Cornell bench, and the players fruitlessly continue to try and figure it out on their own.

[Towerroad]

I don't think there's any question which was the better team tonight: Cornell's biggest problem was that they made mistake after mistake deep in their own end, leading to turnovers and scoring opportunities for Clarkson. From where I sat in section TV, Clarkson would have won this game decisively had they been better able to capitalize on those mistakes, because there were plenty of them.

I see a lot of hustle on the part of individual Cornell players, but actual teamwork and cohesiveness seem rare enough that they're noticeable when they happen.

If only there were some sort of person who could mentor the players, help them to play better with each other, foster a sense of teamwork. "Coach them", if you will. Sadly, no such person exists on the Cornell bench, and the players fruitlessly continue to try and figure it out on their own.

Thats just crazy talk, might as well be the Easter Bunny

[CowbellGuy]

Oh Oh....College Hockey News already has it listed as a 5-1 Clarkson victory

Clarkson graciously sent the box from their last women's game with last night's game ID. The CHN app's scripts kept pulling this score from the CHN db and I had to keep resetting it from my phone during a concert. It was not ideal. At any rate, I've added yet another sanity check to the CHN app scripts to prevent this particular brand of brain-dead from interfering again. There are now more than I can count. At any rate, apologies.

[Jim Hyla]

Via ECAC site, a nice story in the Watertown Daily Times. And no, I wasn't watching hockey then.

[cbuckser]

Via ECAC site, a nice story in the Watertown Daily Times. And no, I wasn't watching hockey then.

Thank you for sharing the article, Jim. But why weren't you watching hockey when you were a young boy?