Second ND Game Thread

[Trotsky]

Has anybody seen a case where the coach turned it down?

[Ben Rocky '04]

Just wanted to say good morning.  What a glorious morning it is.  

[Jim Hyla]

From the Grand Forks Herald

Cornell played the game without head coach Mike Schafer, who stayed back at the hotel because he was "under the weather." Associate coach Ben Syer served as acting head coach. He's now 8-0-4 in his career as acting head coach.

[Jim Hyla]

And adding from CornellBigRed

While the victory officially goes down as the 492nd in the career of Mike Schafer '86, the Jay R. Bloom '77 Head Coach of Men's Hockey, Schafer was not present at the rink due to illness. Associate Head Coach Ben Syer improved to 8-0-4 as an acting head coach in his career, with all but one of those games coming in his 10-plus years at Cornell.
 

[upprdeck]

Has anybody seen a case where the coach turned it down?

i wish we could have back in 91 at the garden.

[Trotsky]

Has anybody seen a case where the coach turned it down?

i wish we could have back in 91 at the garden.

Lemon-tation.

[mike1960]

Listening now to WHCU (sorry, not gonna pay $16.95 for a single game pass::whistle:  Our play by play guy is very good.  Surprised there is no color guy.

Yep. He does a good job.

[TimV]

Still not, 2 hours later.  Cmon, man... I want the shadenfreud!

[dbilmes]

Nice sidebar article on Cody Haiskanen's homecoming weekened. I will say it's nice to be able to read newspaper articles about our games with quotes from coaches/players on both sides. I give the Grand Forks Herald credit for that. As far as I know, for example, there were no newspaper stories about our games last week at Arizona State. The Cornell Sun stories never have quotes from the opposing coaches and are often just written from watching the games on livestream. Here in New Haven, where I live, the New Haven paper doesn't both covering most of the Yale or Quinnipiac home games in person any more, either.

[Dafatone]

Nice sidebar article on Cody Haiskanen's homecoming weekened. I will say it's nice to be able to read newspaper articles about our games with quotes from coaches/players on both sides. I give the Grand Forks Herald credit for that. As far as I know, for example, there were no newspaper stories about our games last week at Arizona State. The Cornell Sun stories never have quotes from the opposing coaches and are often just written from watching the games on livestream. Here in New Haven, where I live, the New Haven paper doesn't both covering most of the Yale or Quinnipiac home games in person any more, either.

One of the interesting things about living in a very small place (population-wise) is the local investment in what's going on.

Largely cause there isn't anything else going on.

[BearLover]

Siouxsports.com not responding this morning.

The posters voted to shut it down out of embarrassment over this weekend.

[TimV]

How are you able to read the articles in the Grand Forks paper?  Mine are redacted like a CIA document.

[Dafatone]

Siouxsports.com not responding this morning.

The posters voted to shut it down out of embarrassment over this weekend.

Please tell me this is actually a thing.

[dbilmes]

How are you able to read the articles in the Grand Forks paper?  Mine are redacted like a CIA document.

I got the impression I was able to read a limited number of articles for free. I read the three stories from this weekend's games without any trouble.

[scoop85]

Nice sidebar article on Cody Haiskanen's homecoming weekened. I will say it's nice to be able to read newspaper articles about our games with quotes from coaches/players on both sides. I give the Grand Forks Herald credit for that. As far as I know, for example, there were no newspaper stories about our games last week at Arizona State. The Cornell Sun stories never have quotes from the opposing coaches and are often just written from watching the games on livestream. Here in New Haven, where I live, the New Haven paper doesn't both covering most of the Yale or Quinnipiac home games in person any more, either.

One of the interesting things about living in a very small place (population-wise) is the local investment in what's going on.

Largely cause there isn't anything else going on.

Which makes it even more galling that the Ithaca Journal isn't more like the Grand Forks Herald. But the local Gannett papers (including mine) are basically used to publish USA Today articles on a more regional basis.