Cornell at Union, 2/24/18

[Beeeej]

Umm, 1967?

Fake news!!

[RichH]

Cornell once had a goalie who won a Stanley Cup before he won a regular season game, won the Conn Smythe Trophy the year before he won the Calder Memorial Cup, was a goaltender in the NHL for 8 years and won 6 Stanley Cups. He has an excellent claim to being the best ice hockey goalie. Ever.  Cornell did not win a national championship during his years playing for Cornell. Let's get real and ditch blaming or crediting a single team member for success or failure. Think Trump.

I think I'm going hire a calligrapher to pen this and frame it.

This may be this forum's "WHO HAVE THEY PLAYED?! BROM? DARMOTH" masterpiece.

I mean, we're so used to correcting scoreboards & national media for giving Him TOO many National Titles that this caught me off guard.

Edit: (With all due respect, of course. Maybe I'm being a a harsh jackass again. But I live for college hockey internet, I'm sorry.)

[Trotsky]

BROM? DARMOTH"

Will no one remember {PROVICED?

[Al DeFlorio]

Cornell once had a goalie who won a Stanley Cup before he won a regular season game, won the Conn Smythe Trophy the year before he won the Calder Memorial Cup, was a goaltender in the NHL for 8 years and won 6 Stanley Cups. He has an excellent claim to being the best ice hockey goalie. Ever.  Cornell did not win a national championship during his years playing for Cornell. Let's get real and ditch blaming or crediting a single team member for success or failure. Think Trump.

http://www.tbrw.info/seasons/1967/box19670318.pdf

Dryden won six regular-season games before the 1971 Stanley Cup playoffs.

[RichH]

BROM? DARMOTH"

Will no one remember {PROVICED?

I believe I also neglected poor YAEL.

Regardless, this is illustrative of the higher level of discourse here.

[BearLover]

"WHO HAVE THEY PLAYED?! BROM? DARMOTH"

Amazing, where is this from?

[RichH]

"WHO HAVE THEY PLAYED?! BROM? DARMOTH"

Amazing, where is this from?

2003-era USCHO message board, courtesy of some WCHA mouth-breather. It probably made the Hall-of-Fame of USCHO threads.

[CU2007]

"WHO HAVE THEY PLAYED?! BROM? DARMOTH"

Amazing, where is this from?

2003-era USCHO message board, courtesy of some WCHA mouth-breather. It probably made the Hall-of-Fame of USCHO threads.

Haha. That really is phenomenal

[Jim Hyla]

Does anyone know the band director and who would be the best person in the AD's office, to cc my letter? I thought that they used to have assistants ADs responsible for each sport, but I don't see that now.

[Chris '03]

According to the band website, the current Pep Band Manager is Zachary Brothers '20. Not sure who the athletics advisor is at this point.

[billhoward]

Good points. Union's going to think this is rich kids whining, though. (OK, you're not a kid any longer.) How about reaching out to the Union band, such as it is.

[French Rage]

BROM? DARMOTH"

Will no one remember {PROVICED?

I want to hear what #29 Union has to say.

[French Rage]

According to the band website, the current Pep Band Manager is Zachary Brothers '20. Not sure who the athletics advisor is at this point.

That's ridiculous, no way someone in college can be class of '20.  That sounds like a made up year.

Right?

[scoop85]

According to the band website, the current Pep Band Manager is Zachary Brothers '20. Not sure who the athletics advisor is at this point.

That's ridiculous, no way someone in college can be class of '20.  That sounds like a made up year.

Right?

Well, as we see (repeatedly) during the intermissions on ILDN, E.B. White was a member of the class of '21 ::bolt::

[Jim Hyla]

According to the band website, the current Pep Band Manager is Zachary Brothers '20. Not sure who the athletics advisor is at this point.

Thanks, I got to the orgsync page and completely missed the website link. The picture looks like who I talked to, so it must be correct.