Cornell vs. UNH scores and updates- spoilers inside

Started by jy3, April 10, 2003, 09:53:54 AM

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jy3

so i am bored waiting for lecture to start so i figured i would start this off :-)

let's go RED! ::nut::



Post Edited (04-10-03 09:54)
LGR!!!!!!!!!!
jy3 '00

Scott Goldsmith

Palahicky I believe.

Scott Goldsmith

They called the goal back.

Denison

Scott,

How much time in the period & why was goal called back

dsr11


Niles Donegan

UNH 1, Cornell 0.  End of first period.  Cornell's goal was disallowed.

Chris 02

After a long delay, they decided that Palahicky's stick was too high.  Replays showed it was really close.  The rule is 4ft.  Not sure how they determine that from a replay.

John ILR \'02

They said that Palahichy high sticked the goal hence the call back. He hacked it out od the air but contact with the puck looked to be below tittie level - if thats 4 ft, its damn close and I don't know how they could overturn conclusively, but they did.

ZooeyDog

An absolutely horrible, horrible, HORRIBLE use of instant replay. The delay was about 5 minutes (it seemed far longer), and ESPN2's "sideline reporter" reported that it was "chaos in the replay booth." The rule is that if the tape is inconclusive, the on-ice call stands (the on-ice call was a goal); you tell me: if it takes 5 minutes to look at what amounts to two camera angles over and over and over and over, how can you then say the replay was conclusive?

A TERRIBLE call....

Harumph,

ZD

jy3

yeah just saw it on replay - it was damn close. i think that they should have gone with the original ref call on the ice, whichever that was ::screwy::

LGR!!!!!!!!!!
jy3 '00

Rob

I didn't see it, but the UH announcers doing the audio were shocked that the goal was disallowed, and these guys are completely biased in favor of UH.


jy3

damn i was hoping that it was obvious after hearing on the radio in teh car that it was disallowed. this is makes me mad
::pissed::

LGR!!!!!!!!!!
jy3 '00



Denison