Cornell - Northeastern

Started by ugarte, March 26, 2019, 06:34:53 PM

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Trotsky

Quote from: adamw
Quote from: TrotskyThey had that incredible offense at one point.  Did they all graduate / jump?

Aston-Reese, Gaudette, Stevens, Sikura all gone.

The forwards did get Tyler Madden as a freshman - his father John Madden was very good in the NHL for a long time. Tyler may turn out better. Was on Team USA for World Juniors this year.

Thanks.

upprdeck

did well in hockey east

Lost to union twice at home early on

struggled to beat RIT at home

Beat RPI 3-2 in a tourney

beat st cloud 3-2
split with Umass


lost to Uconn once

have 1 win vs a top 20 team since Nov 1st  (1-4)  we are 6-2-2 since Nov 1st..

ugarte

Quote from: upprdeckdid well in hockey east

Lost to union twice at home early on

struggled to beat RIT at home

Beat RPI 3-2 in a tourney

beat st cloud 3-2
split with Umass


lost to Uconn once

have 1 win vs a top 20 team since Nov 1st  (1-4)  we are 6-2-2 since Nov 1st..
this is interesting. i know how i usually am on here so let me be clear that i mean this.

nshapiro

Quote from: ugarte
Quote from: upprdeckdid well in hockey east

Lost to union twice at home early on

struggled to beat RIT at home

Beat RPI 3-2 in a tourney

beat st cloud 3-2
split with Umass


lost to Uconn once

have 1 win vs a top 20 team since Nov 1st  (1-4)  we are 6-2-2 since Nov 1st..
this is interesting. i know how i usually am on here so let me be clear that i mean this.

meh.

They were swept by Providence, split with UMass, and I guess you are not using pairwise rankings since I can't find the 4th loss since Nov. 1 vs. top 20 Pairwise team on their schedule.

Your Nov. 1 cutoff also excludes their Oct. 27 win over #1 St. Cloud State.

Our record vs. top 20 pairwise would include 4 wins over Union and 2 over Arizona State, as well as 3-3-2 vs. Hahvahd, Clarkson and Q.

The only thing I feel certain about is that attendance at Allentown will be terrible.
When Section D was the place to be

djk26

Let's use the women's team's 2019 NCAA win against Northeastern as a good sign. :-)
David Klesh ILR '02

Swampy

Quote from: TrotskyI've always assumed betting is a tax on the stupid, like the lottery, or MLM.  It's one of the billions of ways people have come up with to suck the pockets dry of people who think "I know I can beat an industry where the house is guaranteed to win because I am smarter than the other bettors," which is demonstrably proven false by the fact that the people smarter than the other bettors are the ones not betting.

I don't know. I always win playing the slots. Always, 100%, not kidding. Here's how:
[list=1]
  • Go to the bank and get $5 worth of nickels.
  • Go to a casino that has nickel slots.
  • Play them.
  • When the cocktail waitresses come by, always order a complimentary cocktail.

Because you're starting with 100 nickels, you'll probably play for over an hour. That should be good for 1-3 drinks at least. Even the watered down bourbons they serve are a bargain at the price (free!). Because playing the slots is like a random walk, there's a good chance your net winnings will be positive over any finite time. If not, quit when your roll runs out, and you've spent $5.00 on drinks. If your winnings are positive, quit while you're ahead, any time after you've bet your first 100 nickels.

ugarte

Quote from: Swampy
Quote from: TrotskyI've always assumed betting is a tax on the stupid, like the lottery, or MLM.  It's one of the billions of ways people have come up with to suck the pockets dry of people who think "I know I can beat an industry where the house is guaranteed to win because I am smarter than the other bettors," which is demonstrably proven false by the fact that the people smarter than the other bettors are the ones not betting.

I don't know. I always win playing the slots. Always, 100%, not kidding. Here's how:
[list=1]
  • Go to the bank and get $5 worth of nickels.
  • Go to a casino that has nickel slots.
  • Play them.
  • When the cocktail waitresses come by, always order a complimentary cocktail.

Because you're starting with 100 nickels, you'll probably play for over an hour. That should be good for 1-3 drinks at least. Even the watered down bourbons they serve are a bargain at the price (free!). Because playing the slots is like a random walk, there's a good chance your net winnings will be positive over any finite time. If not, quit when your roll runs out, and you've spent $5.00 on drinks. If your winnings are positive, quit while you're ahead, any time after you've bet your first 100 nickels.
This is the saddest thing I've read all week.

scoop85

Quote from: ugarte
Quote from: Swampy
Quote from: TrotskyI've always assumed betting is a tax on the stupid, like the lottery, or MLM.  It's one of the billions of ways people have come up with to suck the pockets dry of people who think "I know I can beat an industry where the house is guaranteed to win because I am smarter than the other bettors," which is demonstrably proven false by the fact that the people smarter than the other bettors are the ones not betting.

I don't know. I always win playing the slots. Always, 100%, not kidding. Here's how:
[list=1]
  • Go to the bank and get $5 worth of nickels.
  • Go to a casino that has nickel slots.
  • Play them.
  • When the cocktail waitresses come by, always order a complimentary cocktail.

Because you're starting with 100 nickels, you'll probably play for over an hour. That should be good for 1-3 drinks at least. Even the watered down bourbons they serve are a bargain at the price (free!). Because playing the slots is like a random walk, there's a good chance your net winnings will be positive over any finite time. If not, quit when your roll runs out, and you've spent $5.00 on drinks. If your winnings are positive, quit while you're ahead, any time after you've bet your first 100 nickels.
This is the saddest thing I've read all week.

Sadder than Barr's summary letter of the Mueller report?

Beeeej

Quote from: scoop85
Quote from: ugarte
Quote from: Swampy
Quote from: TrotskyI've always assumed betting is a tax on the stupid, like the lottery, or MLM.  It's one of the billions of ways people have come up with to suck the pockets dry of people who think "I know I can beat an industry where the house is guaranteed to win because I am smarter than the other bettors," which is demonstrably proven false by the fact that the people smarter than the other bettors are the ones not betting.

I don't know. I always win playing the slots. Always, 100%, not kidding. Here's how:
[list=1]
  • Go to the bank and get $5 worth of nickels.
  • Go to a casino that has nickel slots.
  • Play them.
  • When the cocktail waitresses come by, always order a complimentary cocktail.

Because you're starting with 100 nickels, you'll probably play for over an hour. That should be good for 1-3 drinks at least. Even the watered down bourbons they serve are a bargain at the price (free!). Because playing the slots is like a random walk, there's a good chance your net winnings will be positive over any finite time. If not, quit when your roll runs out, and you've spent $5.00 on drinks. If your winnings are positive, quit while you're ahead, any time after you've bet your first 100 nickels.
This is the saddest thing I've read all week.

Sadder than Barr's summary letter of the Mueller report?

Please leave politics at the door.
Beeeej, Esq.

"Cornell isn't an organization.  It's a loose affiliation of independent fiefdoms united by a common hockey team."
   - Steve Worona

CU2007

Quote from: Swampy
Quote from: TrotskyI've always assumed betting is a tax on the stupid, like the lottery, or MLM.  It's one of the billions of ways people have come up with to suck the pockets dry of people who think "I know I can beat an industry where the house is guaranteed to win because I am smarter than the other bettors," which is demonstrably proven false by the fact that the people smarter than the other bettors are the ones not betting.

I don't know. I always win playing the slots. Always, 100%, not kidding. Here's how:
[list=1]
  • Go to the bank and get $5 worth of nickels.
  • Go to a casino that has nickel slots.
  • Play them.
  • When the cocktail waitresses come by, always order a complimentary cocktail.

Because you're starting with 100 nickels, you'll probably play for over an hour. That should be good for 1-3 drinks at least. Even the watered down bourbons they serve are a bargain at the price (free!). Because playing the slots is like a random walk, there's a good chance your net winnings will be positive over any finite time. If not, quit when your roll runs out, and you've spent $5.00 on drinks. If your winnings are positive, quit while you're ahead, any time after you've bet your first 100 nickels.

I like the cut of your jib !

Beeeej

Beeeej, Esq.

"Cornell isn't an organization.  It's a loose affiliation of independent fiefdoms united by a common hockey team."
   - Steve Worona

osorojo

One added benefit while you risk your 100 nickels in a slot machine: you will be surrounded by the shrewdest leading geniuses in your vicinity.

Trotsky

Quote from: osorojoOne added benefit while you risk your 100 nickels in a slot machine: you will be surrounded by the shrewdest leading geniuses in your vicinity.
Reminds me of a comedy routine circa 2000.  "People voted for him because they thought he'd be a good guy to have a beer with.  Next time you're at a bar, look around.  See any presidents?"

Greenberg '97

Quote from: Christopher BoulayArguably the strongest team not named St. Cloud State or Minnesota-Duluth this season, the Mavericks are in prime position to make a run.

So you're arguing that the third-ranked team in the country may be the strongest team that isn't the first- or second-ranked team?  Interesting take.

djk26

Quote from: Greenberg '97
Quote from: Christopher BoulayArguably the strongest team not named St. Cloud State or Minnesota-Duluth this season, the Mavericks are in prime position to make a run.

So you're arguing that the third-ranked team in the country may be the strongest team that isn't the first- or second-ranked team?  Interesting take.

I also like how in the middle of the Cornell write-up, the CHN writer starts three out of four sentences with the word "However". That's bad writing, but a good metaphor for Cornell hockey, especially this year--this is a team of "Howevers".
David Klesh ILR '02