Cornell 1 St. Lawrence 0

[abmarks]

Is this the most uninspired hockey ever or what?

And how do we get called for too many men *twice* in a game?

[Trotsky]

Is this the most uninspired hockey ever or what?

And how do we get called for too many men *twice* in a game?

Disappointing effort so far, especially in light of RPI which was nearly an identical situation.

[TimV]

Is Schafer still out?

[Trotsky]

Is Schafer still out?

No.

[KenP]

Tonight's PWR scoreboard watch:

1 Notre Dame vs Ohio State
2 St. Cloud at Miami
3 Denver idle
4 Cornell at St. Lawrence

tOSU up 2-1 after 2
St Cloud up 1-0 after 2

[Iceberg]

Butt-ending major on SLU. I can't remember the last time I've seen one of those.

[ugarte]

Interesting weekend for the Big Red: 1 goal and 3 points.

[Tom Lento]

Is this the most uninspired hockey ever or what?

And how do we get called for too many men *twice* in a game?

Yeah, Cornell clearly had too many men on the ice many, many times. The announcer was harping on it, but he wasn't wrong - Cornell was lucky to only get caught on 2 of them.

This was a super sloppy game. It's like this wasn't even the same team that played Union just 8 days ago. Then again, given all the injuries, I guess in some sense it wasn't the same team that played Union 8 days ago.

Cornell wasn't lucky to win this game - they had the better of the play - but I think they were lucky to be up against an even sloppier and all around weaker SLU team.

[ugarte]

Is this the most uninspired hockey ever or what?

And how do we get called for too many men *twice* in a game?

I couldn't see the bench well, but the SLU play-by-play guy - who seemed like a straight shooter - said that there were at least two more uncalled. He also didn't see the butt-end, but then again neither did I because it was in a scrum in front of the Saints net. Never even said who took the wrong end of the stick and nobody seemed visibly hurt. He was definitely upset about a no-call boarding in the second that knocked one of their guys out for the rest of the game.

Our guys scored only 1 in the third but Starrett hit the pipe on an open net off of a beautiful pass from Angello and Yates got the puck right between the circles on a pass from ... I don't remember ... and one-timed it even though he had a LOT of time to make a move. The third was ALL Cornell.

[Trotsky]

Colgate comes back to tie Clarkson.

Notre Dame getting their shit handed to them by Ohio State.

[Trotsky]

Galajda now has 5 shut outs in his last 8 games.

[andyw2100]

no problem with galajda but tell me more about these new guys "fleagle" and "bettis"

He also kept talking about a Penn State wrestling match.

[BMac]

I enjoyed his commentary at the buzzer: "and Cornell wins a very Cornell-like 1-0 game"

[upprdeck]

too many ice is a pretty loosely called penalty most of the time.. really if he puck isnt close and the extra guys arent involved in a play directly they rarely call it,

[Jim Hyla]

too many ice is a pretty loosely called penalty most of the time.. really if he puck isnt close and the extra guys arent involved in a play directly they rarely call it,

Agree, every time you change lines you have too many. I thought the first one was a mandatory call. The second however, was more of a question. I'd like to see it again, but I think it was called because of how far onto the ice the new player was before the other got off. I didn't think either were involved in the play.