CU @ Yale 1/31/14

[Dafatone]

I just chalk that whole thing up to a younger generation that feels a need to inundate themselves with loud music that

It's not The Kids Today.  It's the vampire squid of capitalism, "wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money."

The Kids Today listen to tepid, innocuous muzak so devoid of energy it wouldn't offend a little old lady from Pasadena.

My completely unfounded theory is that people change as a whole, not by generations.  So anything that one might think of "kids today" actually applies to most adults, too.

[RichH]

I just chalk that whole thing up to a younger generation that feels a need to inundate themselves with loud music that

It's not The Kids Today.  It's the vampire squid of capitalism, "wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money."

Agree. "The Kids" aren't running the rink. The management of these rinks seem to want to entice non-student community to come to the game, and I'm guessing the pathway they see to do that is to offer a "pro-game atmosphere."  Quinnipiac is first and foremost in doing so.

[billhoward]

Be nice if Cornell or the Ivy network posted a clip of the goal. If you google "video ferlin goal vs yale" you get a bunch of hits ... for last november's game. Anyone see a video of the goal from the *at* Yale game?

[BMac]

I've also had trouble finding it.

Eventually ILDN posts highlights for games... just not for a while.

[billhoward]

I've also had trouble finding it. Eventually ILDN posts highlights for games... just not for a while.

The purpose of sports information people and newspaper writers/editors is to serve up information you'd like to know in a timely fashion. Cornell has put up amazing-goal clips from previous games. I know the SID's office is not overstaffed. But still. By now the Ivy schools should have negotiated rights to rebroadcast highlight clips of away games shot at the other team's arena, so that can't be it, either.

[Jim Hyla]

Here it is.

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twZTnUVG6cA[/video]

[TimV]

The one that comes to my mind is the no-goal off an alleged high stick against UNH in the 2003 NCAAs.

[TimV]

Labeled as "Private" - need a password.

[marty]

Jim just has to switch it to public.::popcorn::

[Jim Hyla]

Jim just has to switch it to public.::popcorn::

Try it again, sorry. Is it OK?

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

Jim just has to switch it to public.::popcorn::

Try it again, sorry. Is it OK?

Worked for me.

[billhoward]

Surprised the Yale announcers didn't want a drug test then and there, on the ice. That was some passing gear.

[Jim Hyla]

As long as I'm editing, here's the disputed goal, public I hope.:-D

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSzYJo-4dQ0[/video]

[ajh258]

As long as I'm editing, here's the disputed goal, public I hope.:-D

Putting what officials saw/didn't see during the review aside, does that count as a goal when you push the goaltender in with the puck?

[Jim Hyla]

As long as I'm editing, here's the disputed goal, public I hope.:-D

Putting what officials saw/didn't see during the review aside, does that count as a goal when you push the goaltender in with the puck?

I posted this earlier, from CU's write-up of the game.

About a minute later, Yale managed to push the puck into the Cornell net, but the goal didn't count with the officials ruling the Bulldogs pushed Iles into goal along with the puck.

So, I'd guess the answer is no.