University of Minnesota Duluth @ Cornell , 10/27/23

[Dunc]

Duplicate Thread becoming first UMD game thread
(Thanks for idea Trotsky)

Cornell lines for tonight: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F9emru7XsAE4xrL.jpg

[Trotsky]

Minn-Duluth has quite an offense.

2-2 MTU
5-5 NMU
8-5 NMU
4-0 Bemidji
5-4 Bemidji

4.8 GPG.

[BearLover]

UMD has 10 draft picks, 3 of whom are grad students. And they will have played five games by the time they roll into Lynah next week. Cornell will be at a talent, age, and experience disadvantage. Hopefully we can win one of the two games.

[Trotsky]

Well.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

Well.

Vive la Red!

[dbilmes]

Cornell "ready to go."

[upprdeck]

The Ivy life is all about opportunities but when it comes to the sports they put many of their teams in a huge hole with the extra restrictions they put on them.

Starting later, less practice time, and then like fball, not letting them get some better kids to compete because they can't play for titles.

[BearLover]

The Ivy life is all about opportunities but when it comes to the sports they put many of their teams in a huge hole with the extra restrictions they put on them.

Starting later, less practice time, and then like fball, not letting them get some better kids to compete because they can't play for titles.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is not allowing grad students to play.

[ugarte]

The Ivy life is all about opportunities but when it comes to the sports they put many of their teams in a huge hole with the extra restrictions they put on them.

Starting later, less practice time, and then like fball, not letting them get some better kids to compete because they can't play for titles.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is not allowing grad students to play.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is the Academic Index.

[BearLover]

The Ivy life is all about opportunities but when it comes to the sports they put many of their teams in a huge hole with the extra restrictions they put on them.

Starting later, less practice time, and then like fball, not letting them get some better kids to compete because they can't play for titles.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is not allowing grad students to play.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is the Academic Index.

I don't think this is true. Certainly not for the hockey team during this era of COVID eligibility.

[Trotsky]

Cornell "ready to go."

The safeword is "Weder."

"We're ready to be taught some lessons from a good hockey team, and we're ready to start toughening up."

[Trotsky]

The Ivy life is all about opportunities but when it comes to the sports they put many of their teams in a huge hole with the extra restrictions they put on them.

Starting later, less practice time, and then like fball, not letting them get some better kids to compete because they can't play for titles.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is not allowing grad students to play.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is the Academic Index.

No point in admitting guys who are just going to flunk out.  We mostly* aren't the SEC yet.

* _{Never change, Dartmouth.}

[BearLover]

The Ivy life is all about opportunities but when it comes to the sports they put many of their teams in a huge hole with the extra restrictions they put on them.

Starting later, less practice time, and then like fball, not letting them get some better kids to compete because they can't play for titles.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is not allowing grad students to play.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is the Academic Index.

No point in admitting guys who are just going to flunk out.  We mostly* aren't the SEC yet.

* _{Never change, Dartmouth.}

It's almost impossible to flunk out if you put in a modicum of effort. Especially on an athletics team, where teammates take the same classes and study/do problem sets together.

[Trotsky]

The Ivy life is all about opportunities but when it comes to the sports they put many of their teams in a huge hole with the extra restrictions they put on them.

Starting later, less practice time, and then like fball, not letting them get some better kids to compete because they can't play for titles.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is not allowing grad students to play.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is the Academic Index.

No point in admitting guys who are just going to flunk out.  We mostly* aren't the SEC yet.

* _{Never change, Dartmouth.}

It's almost impossible to flunk out if you put in a modicum of effort.

Like I said,

[upprdeck]

The Ivy life is all about opportunities but when it comes to the sports they put many of their teams in a huge hole with the extra restrictions they put on them.

Starting later, less practice time, and then like fball, not letting them get some better kids to compete because they can't play for titles.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is not allowing grad students to play.

At the moment, by far the biggest disadvantage to the Ivies is the Academic Index.

I think the coaches would rather have practice time then worry about a few kids who might get an extra back with injuries and stuff