Harvard v. Cornell

[Weingarm]

6-3 final

[Adam Ganderson]

Final score Hvd 3, Cornell 6

Great job red!

[Greg Berge]

It's in the books.  Great job, guys.

The fans match Harvard for bush league idiocy at the end of the game -- too bad.

[cbuckser]

Big, dominating win!!

[marty\'74]

1- Paloini
2- M. McRae
3- Murray

[Greg Berge]

M. McRae? ;-)

[KeithK]

2nd star -  Mark McRae

[Ben Doyle 03]

correction. . .the #2 star was Underhill

[Jodi]

and the Oscar goes to Palahicky for the best piece of acting I've ever seen in a hockey game.  About 4 minutes into the game, Underhill and one of the defensemen were both stickless.  The puck got knocked into the air near Palahicky.  In a nice piece of quick thinking, he gloved it behind his back, hid the puck, and started "frantically" looking around his feet for the puck.  Absolutely hilarious.  And it got a whistle that the Red desperately needed at that point in time.

Best visual from the game:  one of the linesmen pushing one of the Harvard players across the ice to the bench.  Worst:  those damn fish that kept flying.  I believe that the third Harvard goal was caused by a fish thrown during play right in the middle of the Cornell zone.  Dumb!  I can't believe how many times fish got thrown at absolutely stupid moments (...any time after the initial toss is a stupid moment).  

The players were *really* up for this game.  It was fun to watch and fast-paced.

First game I've been to where I wasn't in a red and white striped shirt with either a trombone or a tuba.  But I still got to play Swannee.  

[JordanCS]

This was the best the crowd has been in any of the 6 home Harvard games I've been at.  Of course the fish during  the game sucked.  Palahicky's fake was hilarious...but it looked to me like he was pretending it was stuck in his right glove, while he was holding it behind his back with his left.  The crowd was so loud tonight, that I had a VERY hard time hearing the band play Davy after a goal, so I barely knew when to start counting goals....and I was in C.

Amazing performance by the Red, amazing fan support today....made it a game to remember.

[jy3]

congrats to the RED on a great game tonight. seemed to click in aspects 2nite.
shame on the idiots who didnt know when NOT to throw fish. expect heavy searching next year for fish (or this year if they face harvard at home in the playoffs (knock on wood).
so did paolini get the hatty or what? looks like one got taken away from him. it was cool that the last hatty was by kozier at lynah east when i was there! sweet.
anywho, keep up the good work RED.

[Greg Berge]

It really sounded GREAT over the netcast.  Good job to the Faithful (sans the idiots with the late fish and the end of game crap).

[rsafploc 03]

Damn straight...

Wonder if I'm gonna even be able to speak at the Brown game ;-)

[marty\'74]

Here is the poop from www.collegehockeystats.com:

First Star: Sam Paolini (Cornell)
Second Star: Matt Underhill (Cornell)
Third Star: Shane Palahicky (Cornell)

What I heard was Adam Wooden's(sp?) pick of the stars.  So then who picked the stars as listed above?  Notice that whoever it is, they can spell Paolini! ;-)

Of course my fingers are dyslexic.  But the M. and M. McRae thing is just my atherosclerotic cerebrum showing.

[judy]

Gotta agree, the game was great and the crowd was nothing like I've seen in my last four/five years here. The only thing I could've done without though were the extremely intoxicated girls in the row behind me who were using me and Melissa and leaning posts (they had problems standing) and the one girl who every other sentence (fragment) out of her mouth include the work f*ck.

By the way, did anyone catch Nowak (was it him? or I think it was #15) getting hit in the head with a fish right after the national anthems? That was really kinda nasty and I gotta say, one of my fears was that he'd complain to either the ref or to Mazz.