Cornell vs Denver, NC$$ First Round, 3/27/26

[RichH]

With buccigross lowering his voice by an octave and a half, it sounds like he's auditioning for the college hockey video game. It's pretty annoying and phony.

[Chris '03]

That looked awfully close to a high stick.

Shane Palahicky agrees.

[Trotsky]

That looked awfully close to a high stick.

Shane Palahicky agrees.

Slowly I turned...

[Trotsky]

Charlie Major checks a guy 3 inches taller than he.

[Trotsky]

Caton Ryan is good at 19ing.

[jtwcornell91]

Seemed maybe worth challenging for a high stick since the risk/reward is so good (the only downside is a possible lost timeout).

Not to mention the potential momentum shift à la Buffalo 2003.

[Trotsky]

Come on guys, throw some checks and establish some space.  Rise Above.

[Cornell95]

is ice faster at altitude? that puck is screaming around the boards. both teams icing the puck a lot

[RichH]

Does the altitude make pucks allergic to our sticks?

[Trotsky]

Looking better.

[stereax]

Play in the offensive end for a bit, could ya, lads?

Every time I look down they're in the dzone

[fastforward]

Definitely look better the last 5 minutes

[Trotsky]

is ice faster at altitude? that puck is screaming around the boards. both teams icing the puck a lot

AI says:

Yes, hockey ice is generally faster at high altitudes, primarily because the thinner air creates less air resistance (drag) for skaters, allowing them to reach higher top speeds. While the physical ice surface itself is maintained by machines, the atmospheric conditions at high altitudes facilitate a faster, more aerodynamic game

[RichH]

"Here comes Hoyt Stanley, and his partner, #5"

Guessing they didn't spend too much time with our pronunciation guide.

[stereax]

"Here comes Hoyt Stanley, and his partner, #5"

Guessing they didn't spend too much time with our pronunciation guide.

They eyeballed it while taking shots of whiskey last night. Did you expect more? Rule 1: Fuck Cornell, always.