Opponents and Others 2023-24

Started by Iceberg, June 02, 2023, 05:40:46 PM

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Iceberg

I suppose we can start off this thread with today's announcement of Colgate's new head coach. That leaves Schafer as the longest tenured head coach in the conference I think

marty

Quote from: IcebergI suppose we can start off this thread with today's announcement of Colgate's new head coach. That leaves Schafer as the longest tenured head coach in the conference I think

Harder to put the link in?
"When we came off, [Bitz] said, 'Thank God you scored that goal,'" Moulson said. "He would've killed me if I didn't."

David Harding

Quote from: IcebergI suppose we can start off this thread with today's announcement of Colgate's new head coach. That leaves Schafer as the longest tenured head coach in the conference I think
Colgate alum and former assistant coach Mike Harder '97 https://colgateathletics.com/news/2023/6/2/mens-ice-hockey-mike-harder-97-named-head-mens-hockey-coach.aspx

Trotsky

They can yell "HARDER!" again, that's nice.

Iceberg

Quote from: TrotskyThey can yell "HARDER!" again, that's nice.


Was he playing around the time "We want Weder" became a thing or am I off by a few years?

RichH

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Quote from: TrotskyThey can yell "HARDER!" again, that's nice.


Was he playing around the time "We want Weder" became a thing or am I off by a few years?

He's Colgate class of '97, and the Weder series was March '96.

I certainly remember shouting "Hit Harder harder!" Amazing he's still Colgate's leading career scorer, considering 1) that was the era of lowest offense in modern hockey, and 2) they've had players the caliber of Andy MacDonald come through since.

Edit: 214 points. Damn, he was really good.

Give My Regards

Quote from: IcebergI suppose we can start off this thread with today's announcement of Colgate's new head coach. That leaves Schafer as the longest tenured head coach in the conference I think

Schafer is in fact the ECAC's longest tenured head coach.  Pecknold was hired at Quinnipiac in 1994, one year before Schafer's tenure began, but Q didn't join the ECAC until 2005.
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redice

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Quote from: TrotskyThey can yell "HARDER!" again, that's nice.


Was he playing around the time "We want Weder" became a thing or am I off by a few years?

He's Colgate class of '97, and the Weder series was March '96.

I certainly remember shouting "Hit Harder harder!" Amazing he's still Colgate's leading career scorer, considering 1) that was the era of lowest offense in modern hockey, and 2) they've had players the caliber of Andy MacDonald come through since.

Edit: 214 points. Damn, he was really good.

That's not the Harder chant that I remember....  The one that I recall was "F me harder"
"If a player won't go in the corners, he might as well take up checkers."

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Trotsky

The chant I remember was a sizeable group of Colgate coeds at Starr chanting "Harder!  Harder!" with appropriate intonation. One of the best chants I have ever heard, by any crowd.

jtwcornell91

Quote from: TrotskyThe chant I remember was a sizeable group of Colgate coeds at Starr chanting "Harder!  Harder!" with appropriate intonation. One of the best chants I have ever heard, by any crowd.

I remember Shep Harder, who played goalie for Colgate around the same time, whacking his stick on the ice at the end of a penalty, and several of us shouting "Harder!  Whack it harder!"  (Actually that might have been at the Colgate-Clarkson game during a North Country weekend when their game was in the afternoon, and Cornell-SLU in the evening...)

Chris '03

Shep also picked up a fighting major at Lynah in 2000.
"Mark Mazzoleni looks like a guy whose dog just died out there..."

Trotsky

Quote from: Chris '03Shep also picked up a fighting major at Lynah in 2000.
Model citizen.

jtwcornell91

Quote from: Chris '03Shep also picked up a fighting major at Lynah in 2000.

And a double-DQ, IIRC, since he skated the length of the ice to fight with our goalie (Ian Burt?)

Beeeej

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Quote from: Chris '03Shep also picked up a fighting major at Lynah in 2000.

And a double-DQ, IIRC, since he skated the length of the ice to fight with our goalie (Ian Burt?)

That was Union's Leeor Shtrom in 1998.
Beeeej, Esq.

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dag14

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