2019 Achievements (Team and Individual)

[Dafatone]

Cornell has a shot at finishing with the best offense in the ECAC if we outscore Harvard by at least 13 this weekend.

We have been best offense 1 time in the last 41 seasons.

Is that based on goals?  How did we not win in 2003 if we won in 2002?

Harvard and Yale both outscored the 2003 team.  We allowed about half the goals of Harvard, and a third of Yale's.

Yeah just saw that.  H went up a lot from 02 to 03, and then back down in 04.  Our GD of 60 in 2003, though, wow.  I was looking to see if anyone else cam close since the conference realignment in the 80s, looks like H in 89 had a GD of 81.

If I remember correctly, Cornell went 15-0 at home in 2003 and won every game by at least three until the QF.

Did we tie once at home? Colgate, maybe?

[Trotsky]

Cornell has a shot at finishing with the best offense in the ECAC if we outscore Harvard by at least 13 this weekend.

We have been best offense 1 time in the last 41 seasons.

Is that based on goals?  How did we not win in 2003 if we won in 2002?

Harvard and Yale both outscored the 2003 team.  We allowed about half the goals of Harvard, and a third of Yale's.

Yeah just saw that.  H went up a lot from 02 to 03, and then back down in 04.  Our GD of 60 in 2003, though, wow.  I was looking to see if anyone else cam close since the conference realignment in the 80s, looks like H in 89 had a GD of 81.

If I remember correctly, Cornell went 15-0 at home in 2003 and won every game by at least three until the QF.

Did we tie once at home? Colgate, maybe?

We tied in Hamilton.

Record.

Home (16-0) Winning margins: 2433 5343 3257 5214  +56

[Chris '03]

Cornell has a shot at finishing with the best offense in the ECAC if we outscore Harvard by at least 13 this weekend.

We have been best offense 1 time in the last 41 seasons.

Is that based on goals?  How did we not win in 2003 if we won in 2002?

Harvard and Yale both outscored the 2003 team.  We allowed about half the goals of Harvard, and a third of Yale's.

Yeah just saw that.  H went up a lot from 02 to 03, and then back down in 04.  Our GD of 60 in 2003, though, wow.  I was looking to see if anyone else cam close since the conference realignment in the 80s, looks like H in 89 had a GD of 81.

If I remember correctly, Cornell went 15-0 at home in 2003 and won every game by at least three until the QF.

Did we tie once at home? Colgate, maybe?

We tied in Hamilton.

Record.

Home (16-0) Winning margins: 2433 5343 3257 5214  +56

Lost in Hamilton. In overtime as net was dislodged.

And opener was at OSU that year.

[Trotsky]

Cornell has a shot at finishing with the best offense in the ECAC if we outscore Harvard by at least 13 this weekend.

We have been best offense 1 time in the last 41 seasons.

Is that based on goals?  How did we not win in 2003 if we won in 2002?

Harvard and Yale both outscored the 2003 team.  We allowed about half the goals of Harvard, and a third of Yale's.

Yeah just saw that.  H went up a lot from 02 to 03, and then back down in 04.  Our GD of 60 in 2003, though, wow.  I was looking to see if anyone else cam close since the conference realignment in the 80s, looks like H in 89 had a GD of 81.

If I remember correctly, Cornell went 15-0 at home in 2003 and won every game by at least three until the QF.

Did we tie once at home? Colgate, maybe?

We tied in Hamilton.

Record.

Home (16-0) Winning margins: 2433 5343 3257 5214  +56

Lost in Hamilton. In overtime as net was dislodged.

And opener was at OSU that year.

Whoops. Corrected, thanks.  My notes say we hit 3 posts in regulation in the Hamilton loss.

Home (15-0) Winning margins: 43353 43325 75214 +54

[Dafatone]

Cornell has a shot at finishing with the best offense in the ECAC if we outscore Harvard by at least 13 this weekend.

We have been best offense 1 time in the last 41 seasons.

Is that based on goals?  How did we not win in 2003 if we won in 2002?

Harvard and Yale both outscored the 2003 team.  We allowed about half the goals of Harvard, and a third of Yale's.

Yeah just saw that.  H went up a lot from 02 to 03, and then back down in 04.  Our GD of 60 in 2003, though, wow.  I was looking to see if anyone else cam close since the conference realignment in the 80s, looks like H in 89 had a GD of 81.

If I remember correctly, Cornell went 15-0 at home in 2003 and won every game by at least three until the QF.

Did we tie once at home? Colgate, maybe?

We tied in Hamilton.

Record.

Home (16-0) Winning margins: 2433 5343 3257 5214  +56

I'm thinking of the team two years later that went undefeated at home (with a tie to Colgate).

[Trotsky]

I'm thinking of the team two years later that went undefeated at home (with a tie to Colgate).

OK, I'm tracking.

[profudge]

Kristin O'Neill  hit the 100 point plateau last night in OT win over RPI!  Congrats to Kristin!  LGBR

[Chris '03]

I'm thinking of the team two years later that went undefeated at home (with a tie to Colgate).

OK, I'm tracking.

If I'm reading that correctly, Schafer has never lost more than 2 ECAC home games and won the Whitelaw in the same season?

[Trotsky]

Schafer wins the best D in the ECAC for the 8th time in the last 19 seasons.

[Trotsky]

Schafer leads the team to a top-4 finish for the 18th time in 24 seasons.

[CU2007]

Schafer leads the team to a top-4 finish for the 18th time in 24 seasons.

And yet, some people want him fired whenever we don't win a national championship. Duuuuuumbbbbbbb

[upprdeck]

pretty clear this year had we not been so injured across the board we probably win the league by 5-7 pts..

the late game and sat night struggles to the bad teams really pts to depth issues.

but they fought thru it and now 2 weeks to work on figuring out how to win 2 at home

[Trotsky]

pretty clear this year had we not been so injured across the board we probably win the league by 5-7 pts

We'd more than likely have won one of our ties and thus won the league, at any rate.

With Andreev returning we will have everybody back and healthy except Cody and Misha ("Cody and Misha" sounds like an undercard donkey act in Tijuana), so anyway we mostly timed our injuries right.

[scoop85]

pretty clear this year had we not been so injured across the board we probably win the league by 5-7 pts

We'd more than likely have won one of our ties and thus won the league, at any rate.

Giving up that goal to RPI sticks out to me.  I hope that isn't the determining factor in the PWR when all is said and done.

[Swampy]

pretty clear this year had we not been so injured across the board we probably win the league by 5-7 pts

We'd more than likely have won one of our ties and thus won the league, at any rate.

With Andreev returning we will have everybody back and healthy except Cody and Misha ("Cody and Misha" sounds like an undercard donkey act in Tijuana), so anyway we mostly timed our injuries right.

Let's hope so. There's still lots of hockey ahead.