Quinnipiac QF

[BearLover]

That third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do.  Absolute hockey gold.

But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?

[marty]

That third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do.  Absolute hockey gold.

But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?

I don't know but if the Q player had impeded Fiegl THAT would have been interference. If the Q player falls as he is pushed by Fiegl ?

[Robb]

That third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do.  Absolute hockey gold.

But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?

Well, a defensive player is allowed to "finish a check" as long as it is very soon after the offensive player gets rid of the puck.  That's pretty much what Fiegl did - pass, contact.  Bang, bang.  It cracked me up....but I'm not sure if it was legal.

[jtwcornell91]

According to the Quinnipiac Chronicle, Pecknold refused to speak to the media after the game. He also didn't let his players talk. http://www.quchronicle.com/2018/03/caits-column-no-9-quinnipiac-mens-ice-hockey-gets-trounced-by-no-1-cornell/

I'll bet they didn't shake hands after the game either! :-}

[Trotsky]

That third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do.  Absolute hockey gold.

But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?

Well, a defensive player is allowed to "finish a check" as long as it is very soon after the offensive player gets rid of the puck.  That's pretty much what Fiegl did - pass, contact.  Bang, bang.  It cracked me up....but I'm not sure if it was legal.

I just loved that it was the Fieglest possible play.

[billhoward]

That third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do.  Absolute hockey gold.

But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?

If it happened to us, you know what we'd say. Since it was our guy, it was a perfect hockey play combining prowess and strength.

[RichH]

According to the Quinnipiac Chronicle, Pecknold refused to speak to the media after the game. He also didn't let his players talk. http://www.quchronicle.com/2018/03/caits-column-no-9-quinnipiac-mens-ice-hockey-gets-trounced-by-no-1-cornell/

I'll bet they didn't shake hands after the game either! :-}

I took a peek a few times at the "chat" feature of Twitch, and during the 3rd period chants, there were several "Cornell fans have no class" comments, and I raised my glass as if it were 1997 again.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

According to the Quinnipiac Chronicle, Pecknold refused to speak to the media after the game. He also didn't let his players talk. http://www.quchronicle.com/2018/03/caits-column-no-9-quinnipiac-mens-ice-hockey-gets-trounced-by-no-1-cornell/

I'll bet they didn't shake hands after the game either! :-}

I took a peek a few times at the "chat" feature of Twitch, and during the 3rd period chants, there were several "Cornell fans have no class" comments, and I raised my glass as if it were 1997 again.

Frustrated!

What other chants were there that got people's hackles up?

[dbilmes]

I'll bet they didn't shake hands after the game either! :-}

Teams usually don't shake hands after the first game of a best-of-three series. They usually wait until the series is over.

[billhoward]

Q fans don't have much of a class ranking.

[Trotsky]

Q fans don't have much of a class ranking.

To be fair, nobody's at their best in the middle of a 9-1 rout.

[ugarte]

I'll bet they didn't shake hands after the game either! :-}

Teams usually don't shake hands after the first game of a best-of-three series. They usually wait until the series is over.

that was the joke come on man

[Tom_Hamill]

That third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do.  Absolute hockey gold.

But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?

Well, a defensive player is allowed to "finish a check" as long as it is very soon after the offensive player gets rid of the puck.  That's pretty much what Fiegl did - pass, contact.  Bang, bang.  It cracked me up....but I'm not sure if it was legal.

Well, I look at it with a Cornell fan's eyes, but to me it looked like Fiegl wasn't interfering, more like Fiegl anticipated the chance of getting tangled up and took it; exchanging pawns to free the rook.

[Al DeFlorio]

Last thing Cornell needed...a 5 minute major with 3:29 to go.

[Beeeej]

Me in a private GChat on Thursday.