Cornell at Princeton

[upprdeck]

could be the same deal..

its actually pretty shocking how few issues CFB season has had this year when you actually look at the numbers of cases is really pretty high. Last year we wore masks and were tested a ton and this year most are not wearing masks and getting tested/or reporting and the case numbers are about the same.  That would lead you to think the numbers are actually higher this year.

[Dafatone]

could be the same deal..

its actually pretty shocking how few issues CFB season has had this year when you actually look at the numbers of cases is really pretty high. Last year we wore masks and were tested a ton and this year most are not wearing masks and getting tested/or reporting and the case numbers are about the same.  That would lead you to think the numbers are actually higher this year.

It's all kind of up in the air, isn't it. I suspect there are a lot of mild cases not being reported. Omicron (and its subvariants) is more mild than Delta, and the vast majority of people have some immunity from vaccines and/or infections. But hospitalizations aren't spiking (although there are still a lot of them).

Seems likely that a lot of people get COVID, home test, and don't officially report it.

[redice]

And now this from WHCU.

Damn, I'll be forced to listen to the ESPN+ announcers (home team announcers).    I usually have the radio on, listening to Jason.

[upprdeck]

so many unknowns.  I do know that at work about 10 people have gotten sick in the last 2-3 months and everyone of them said it kicked their butts.

I did always wonder why Cornell cases didnt match the Tompkins county cases.. Many days Cornell had more than the county ever recorded.

[Dafatone]

so many unknowns.  I do know that at work about 10 people have gotten sick in the last 2-3 months and everyone of them said it kicked their butts.

I did always wonder why Cornell cases didnt match the Tompkins county cases.. Many days Cornell had more than the county ever recorded.

Here in South Dakota, we went through a long stretch where there were more new cases weekly than there were active cases. Good luck figuring that one out.

[Swampy]

so many unknowns.  I do know that at work about 10 people have gotten sick in the last 2-3 months and everyone of them said it kicked their butts.

I did always wonder why Cornell cases didnt match the Tompkins county cases.. Many days Cornell had more than the county ever recorded.

Here in South Dakota, we went through a long stretch where there were more new cases weekly than there were active cases. Good luck figuring that one out.

I think political geography is probably explanation enough. I believe there are no mandatory national standards for reporting active cases.

[Trotsky]

If WHCU's staff is anything like its listeners, none of them are vaccinated.

[Iceberg]

I don't think I've ever been here for a game outside of early January (couldn't make it last season at the last minute). I've never seen so much foot traffic in downtown Princeton before when getting in

[Trotsky]

I don't think I've ever been here for a game outside of early January (couldn't make it last season at the last minute). I've never seen so much foot traffic in downtown Princeton before when getting in

York Pizza was good.  In the 80s.

[Trotsky]

Cornell getting good pressure early.

If anybody sees the Media pre-season poll for the ECC please post it to eLynah.  I have only seen the Coaches poll.

[Trotsky]

17 shots in this period for Cornell but nothing in the net yet.

[margolism]

Where is Schaefer?

[Trotsky]

Where is Schaefer?

Covid.

[CU2007]

Did the ECAC hockey app get mothballed?

[Trotsky]

Playing well but we are letting them get behind us a little, and despite the huge shot differential you can see Princeton starting to look for the quick counter.

We could really use a Cornell goal to set them back a bit. PU starting to feel they can withstand a huge shot differntial and still try to break out.