Union @ Cornell

[Give My Regards]

Yet another 11-goal weekend.

[nshapiro]

Shouldn't they pull Shane now that the shutout chance is gone, and give the backup some time?

[scoop85]

Shouldn't they pull Shane now that the shutout chance is gone, and give the backup some time?

Yes, probably a good chance we may see Keopple get the 3rd.

[Trotsky]

Scary thing is, Union's second goalie is actually playing well.

[Trotsky]

Shouldn't they pull Shane now that the shutout chance is gone, and give the backup some time?

Yes, probably a good chance we may see Keopple get the 3rd.

I would be for that.

[Scersk '97]

Shouldn't they pull Shane now that the shutout chance is gone, and give the backup some time?

Yes, probably a good chance we may see Keopple get the 3rd.

I would be for that.

Hell, give McInchak some time.

[andyw2100]

I am pretty sure there was a 9-0 first period v. Yale I think, under Bertrand in the Brock Tredway era.  I remember because he pulled the goalie with a faceoff in the defensive zone, claiming he wanted the players to practice that play.

http://www.tbrw.info/seasons/1978/box19780121.pdf

Take a look at who was in goal for Yale...

[Trotsky]

SOG given up by Cornell, last 3 periods:

2.  2.  3.

[dbilmes]

I am pretty sure there was a 9-0 first period v. Yale I think, under Bertrand in the Brock Tredway era.  I remember because he pulled the goalie with a faceoff in the defensive zone, claiming he wanted the players to practice that play.

I can verify this. I was at that game.

[Trotsky]

Dartmouth led Q 1-0 after 1.  No update since.

[hypotenuse]

I believe the 1968 Yale game was in New Haven, and was essentially Cornell's revenge for breaking Cornell's 7 year(?) winning streak at Lynch with a 3-2 win the prior year. This game ended up 18-1, Cornell.

[Trotsky]

I believe the 1968 Yale game was in New Haven, and was essentially Cornell's revenge for breaking Cornell's 7 year(?) winning streak at Lynch with a 3-2 win the prior year. This game ended up 18-1, Cornell.

It was in New Haven.  We beat them 6-0 in Ithaca.  But Cornell's home winning streak started *after* the Yale loss.

[Swampy]

Shouldn't they pull Shane now that the shutout chance is gone, and give the backup some time?

I agree. In 1970, Ned put the late, great Bob Rule in, replacing Brain Cropper (who's he?) in a 11-5 game at Princeton. Schafer has substituted a few times in blowouts, but more frequently he's gone with the horse that brought him.

[arugula]

Why is Shane still in the game?

[scoop85]

Surprised Schafer didn't give Keopple a period.