2022-23 Men's Schedule

BearLover

French Rage

BearLover
Last years fans were screaming for 2.5 hours and dying of thirst—not even water was permitted.

What was the total number of fatalities? You can round to the nearest hundred if the exact number if just too high to get right.

“Dying of thirst” is a common English expression and is not meant to be taken literally.

Don't you mean "dying with thirst"?

DisplacedCornellian
Didn't notice January 14 @ BU on the list...that could be fun.

Cool. We haven't played them in Boston since they opened Agganis.

jtwcornell91

DisplacedCornellian
Didn't notice January 14 @ BU on the list...that could be fun.

Cool. We haven't played them in Boston since they opened Agganis.

So I wonder if this is the start of the long-discussed plan to play at Agganis/Lynah in non-MSG years.

Weder

jtwcornell91

DisplacedCornellian
Didn't notice January 14 @ BU on the list...that could be fun.

Cool. We haven't played them in Boston since they opened Agganis.

So I wonder if this is the start of the long-discussed plan to play at Agganis/Lynah in non-MSG years.

That would be awesome. The MSG game is great, but it's been 20 years since we played BU on either campus. And those last two series at Walter Brown in 2001 and Lynah in 2002 were legendary.

jtwcornell91

Weder

jtwcornell91

DisplacedCornellian
Didn't notice January 14 @ BU on the list...that could be fun.

Cool. We haven't played them in Boston since they opened Agganis.

So I wonder if this is the start of the long-discussed plan to play at Agganis/Lynah in non-MSG years.

That would be awesome. The MSG game is great, but it's been 20 years since we played BU on either campus. And those last two series at Walter Brown in 2001 and Lynah in 2002 were legendary.

That would get my old ass back to Boston.

Saw this on the twitter. Not saying it's true or happening...

Cornell men's hockey will play UConn in the Frozen Apple at Madison Square Garden on November 26, per rumors/sources.

— Aaron Snyder (@AaronSnyderCDS) July 26, 2022

jts15
Saw this on the twitter. Not saying it's true or happening...

Cornell men's hockey will play UConn in the Frozen Apple at Madison Square Garden on November 26, per rumors/sources.

— Aaron Snyder (@AaronSnyderCDS) July 26, 2022

Yawn......

Curious that in the non-BU years, we can't more interesting opposition. You'd think NYC and MSG would be an incentive. It's occasionally been good-Michigan, Harvard, but also UNH, UConn, and Penn State. You'd think a BC or a Notre Dame would be interested and of course both are major draws.

arugula
Curious that in the non-BU years, we can't more interesting opposition. You'd think NYC and MSG would be an incentive. It's occasionally been good-Michigan, Harvard, but also UNH, UConn, and Penn State. You'd think a BC or a Notre Dame would be interested and of course both are major draws.

UNH, UConn, and Penn State are above average programs that are also strong draws (with the exception of UNH).

Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

arugula
Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

Penn State played Princeton in Philadelphia a few years ago and that arena was 95-99% Penn State people. Of course, Philadelphia has a larger concentration of PSU alums than NYC, but I don't think it'll be a problem getting them out since enough graduates do go to NYC if they don't stay in Pennsylvania

arugula
Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

UConn basketball, yes. UConn hockey? UConn has hockey?

Trotsky

arugula
Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

UConn basketball, yes. UConn hockey? UConn has hockey?

I think it's new. I could see them being like ASU where they get competitive-ish pretty quick.

Dafatone

Trotsky

arugula
Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

UConn basketball, yes. UConn hockey? UConn has hockey?

I think it's new. I could see them being like ASU where they get competitive-ish pretty quick.

UConn has been back in D1 for 20+ years and still hasn't made the NCAAs, and they just won a Hockey East postseason game for the first time this past season after joining the conference in 2014.

Weder

Dafatone

Trotsky

arugula
Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

UConn basketball, yes. UConn hockey? UConn has hockey?

I think it's new. I could see them being like ASU where they get competitive-ish pretty quick.

UConn has been back in D1 for 20+ years and still hasn't made the NCAAs, and they just won a Hockey East postseason game for the first time this past season after joining the conference in 2014.

Huh.

lets see if this game really happens before we worry about it being a draw or not

Weder

Dafatone

Trotsky

arugula
Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

UConn basketball, yes. UConn hockey? UConn has hockey?

I think it's new. I could see them being like ASU where they get competitive-ish pretty quick.

UConn has been back in D1 for 20+ years and still hasn't made the NCAAs, and they just won a Hockey East postseason game for the first time this past season after joining the conference in 2014.

The school is building a new (too small) on campus arena and making an effort to make hockey relevant (and fill the void left by the whalers in Hartford). They were an afterthought in Atlantic hockey in a rink that made the northford ice pavilion look spacious. The program is on the upswing for the first time. Is it a brand name on college hockey? No. Is it a brand name in New York and is there a high concentration of alumni in the area? Yes. I’d much rather see UConn in this game than another ecac opponent.

Chris '03

Weder

Dafatone

Trotsky

arugula
Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

UConn basketball, yes. UConn hockey? UConn has hockey?

I think it's new. I could see them being like ASU where they get competitive-ish pretty quick.

UConn has been back in D1 for 20+ years and still hasn't made the NCAAs, and they just won a Hockey East postseason game for the first time this past season after joining the conference in 2014.

The school is building a new (too small) on campus arena and making an effort to make hockey relevant (and fill the void left by the whalers in Hartford). They were an afterthought in Atlantic hockey in a rink that made the northford ice pavilion look spacious. The program is on the upswing for the first time. Is it a brand name on college hockey? No. Is it a brand name in New York and is there a high concentration of alumni in the area? Yes. I’d much rather see UConn in this game than another ecac opponent.

UConn is recruiting very well. They have an incoming freshman who may be a top-10 pick in next year’s NHL draft.

Weder

Dafatone

Trotsky

arugula
Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

UConn basketball, yes. UConn hockey? UConn has hockey?

I think it's new. I could see them being like ASU where they get competitive-ish pretty quick.

UConn has been back in D1 for 20+ years and still hasn't made the NCAAs, and they just won a Hockey East postseason game for the first time this past season after joining the conference in 2014.

I don't recall them ever being D-I earlier. At the time whebn the ECAC split into D-I and D-III leagues in the early 1960's, they played on an outdoor, uncovered rink.

I thought Penn State hockey traveled pretty well to MSG.

ursusminor

Weder

Dafatone

Trotsky

arugula
Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

UConn basketball, yes. UConn hockey? UConn has hockey?

I think it's new. I could see them being like ASU where they get competitive-ish pretty quick.

UConn has been back in D1 for 20+ years and still hasn't made the NCAAs, and they just won a Hockey East postseason game for the first time this past season after joining the conference in 2014.

I don't recall them ever being D-I earlier. At the time whebn the ECAC split into D-I and D-III leagues in the early 1960's, they played on an outdoor, uncovered rink.

I was going by this, which lists them as an ECAC member from 1961-64. Was the ECAC a mix of teams from all divisions back then?

Maybe I should have been clearer. I didn't really mean draw in the sense of do they have a fanbase in the NYC area. I really meant are they high profile enough to make this a big event. Notre Dame, BC, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Denver are schools which haven't been to MSG who are quite high profile, even if Wisconsin isn't good anymore.

Weder

ursusminor

Weder

Dafatone

Trotsky

arugula
Not sure that UConn is a draw. Penn state generally is a draw, but penn state hockey?

UConn basketball, yes. UConn hockey? UConn has hockey?

I think it's new. I could see them being like ASU where they get competitive-ish pretty quick.

UConn has been back in D1 for 20+ years and still hasn't made the NCAAs, and they just won a Hockey East postseason game for the first time this past season after joining the conference in 2014.

I don't recall them ever being D-I earlier. At the time whebn the ECAC split into D-I and D-III leagues in the early 1960's, they played on an outdoor, uncovered rink.

I was going by this, which lists them as an ECAC member from 1961-64. Was the ECAC a mix of teams from all divisions back then?

I don't see the link to your source, but the ECAC was a mixture of all levels back then. 1964-65 was the first year that there were separate ECAC-I and ECAC-II leagues. Although UConn was a member of the ECAC through 63-64, I doubt that they played anyone who became ECAC-I in 1964. IIRC, all of the hockey-playing New England state schools were ECAC-II until UNH became ECAC-I a couple of years later.

1962 ECAC.

ursusminor
IIRC, all of the hockey-playing New England state schools were ECAC-II until UNH became ECAC-I a couple of years later.

That's correct. UNH's first year in ECAC Div. 1 was '66-'67, my freshman year, but they were still playing a lot of Div. 2 games that year.

This is interesting as it specifically notes UConn.

I went to the UConn media guide.


"UConn Joins Atlantic Hockey 2003-04 • Record: 12-16-7 AHA Record: 9-10-5"

"Start of Division I Era. UConn Joins Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) 1998-99 • Record: 20-10-4 MAAC Record: 18-6-4"

-As of 1985 they were playing Ecac D2 or D3 (not clear which but we know it wasn't D1

Hpre 1985 they weren't D1 based on the list of opponents

jkahn

ursusminor
IIRC, all of the hockey-playing New England state schools were ECAC-II until UNH became ECAC-I a couple of years later.

That's correct. UNH's first year in ECAC Div. 1 was '66-'67, my freshman year, but they were still playing a lot of Div. 2 games that year.

I don't know about Cornell, but RPI also played some ECAC-II schools back then.

ursusminor

jkahn

ursusminor
IIRC, all of the hockey-playing New England state schools were ECAC-II until UNH became ECAC-I a couple of years later.

That's correct. UNH's first year in ECAC Div. 1 was '66-'67, my freshman year, but they were still playing a lot of Div. 2 games that year.

I don't know about Cornell, but RPI also played some ECAC-II schools back then.

Williams (a loss), Ohio U. and Hamilton (twice) in 1961-1962. Hamilton (twice) in 62-63. AIC, Loyola and Hamilton in 63-64. Hamilton (twice) in 64-65.

Ned finally fixed it in 65-66 with two at Denver.

Al DeFlorio

ursusminor

jkahn

ursusminor
IIRC, all of the hockey-playing New England state schools were ECAC-II until UNH became ECAC-I a couple of years later.

That's correct. UNH's first year in ECAC Div. 1 was '66-'67, my freshman year, but they were still playing a lot of Div. 2 games that year.

I don't know about Cornell, but RPI also played some ECAC-II schools back then.

Williams (a loss), Ohio U. and Hamilton (twice) in 1961-1962. Hamilton (twice) in 62-63. AIC, Loyola and Hamilton in 63-64. Hamilton (twice) in 64-65.

Ned finally fixed it in 65-66 with two at Denver.

RPI played and only defeated D-3 Union in OT when they won the NCAA championship in 1985.

Yes, "fill the arena [MSG]" is the game plan. That means schools with a lot of alumni living in metro NYC along with students who by Saturday have had enough of being back at home and want to get out.

So good schools to play Cornell at MSG would include Penn State, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan, BU, BC, UMass. And UConn. Preferably not an ECAC school.

UConn will get good quickly. Yeah, its hockey rink has a small seating capacity, 2,700, but the amenties are first rate (locker rooms, private area for boosters post-game or banquets for 50-100, ice level lounge and club lounge). Opening has been pushed back from this fall to mid-January 2023. Perhaps UConn will play some big hockey games at Hartford Civic Center just as UConn football plays at Rentschler Field, East Hartford, site of the NCAA lax championship.

UMass went big when it built the Mullins Center in Amherst, 8,389 capacity for hockey, more for hoops (9,493) as the Minutemen hope for another coming of Julius Erving or John Calipari (as coach).

UConn hockey arena:

billhoward
Yes, "fill the arena [MSG]" is the game plan. That means schools with a lot of alumni living in metro NYC along with students who by Saturday have had enough of being back at home and want to get out.

So good schools to play Cornell at MSG would include Penn State, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan, BU, BC, UMass. And UConn. Preferably not an ECAC school.

UConn will get good quickly. Yeah, its hockey rink has a small seating capacity, 2,700, but the amenties are first rate (locker rooms, private area for boosters post-game or banquets for 50-100, ice level lounge and club lounge). Opening has been pushed back from this fall to mid-January 2023. Perhaps UConn will play some big hockey games at Hartford Civic Center just as UConn football plays at Rentschler Field, East Hartford, site of the NCAA lax championship.

UMass went big when it built the Mullins Center in Amherst, 8,389 capacity for hockey, more for hoops (9,493) as the Minutemen hope for another coming of Julius Erving or John Calipari (as coach).

UConn hockey arena:

UCONN will likely continue to play MOST games in Hartford as it has done since it joined HEA. The new rink is a complete waste of state money because it's too small to be useful. The school should have replaced gampel pavilion with a multipurpose arena like Mullins.

arugula
Maybe I should have been clearer. I didn't really mean draw in the sense of do they have a fanbase in the NYC area. I really meant are they high profile enough to make this a big event. Notre Dame, BC, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Denver are schools which haven't been to MSG who are quite high profile, even if Wisconsin isn't good anymore.

Sometimes it feels like the people on this forum think Cornell can just snap its fingers and get any hockey opponent or football coach it wants. Sure, Cornell would prefer to play a top 5 hockey program at MSG every year. But I’m sure there are plenty of reasons why that doesn’t happen. (Notably, I don’t think Ohio State or Denver would draw well despite being good programs.)

UConn is in Hockey East, has a lot of alumni in NYC, and doesn’t have a major football game that same day like many other other colleges. And while the program hasn’t had playoff success, they haven’t been bad, and I don’t think people on here appreciate just how much talent they have on their roster. In terms of attracting draft picks and hot recruiting commodities, they are actually ahead of Cornell. This is not to rehash the debate over whether that translates to wins, it’s merely to say that they are not a no-name pushover like some are suggesting.

Not suggesting UCONN is a no-name pushover or that scheduling is easy. Just seems that MSG would be some sort of enticement for a school to play us. Also, purely for my own selfishness, and I suspect that of other fans, one of those teams I listed would be more interesting than UCONN. Just not a sexy game. I was at the Penn State and UNH MSG games and while those are both medium successful teams, the games were a snooze and the place had little energy. Conversely, a medium good Michigan team came to MSG and the game was fun and the atmosphere was great.

arugula
Not suggesting UCONN is a no-name pushover or that scheduling is easy. Just seems that MSG would be some sort of enticement for a school to play us. Also, purely for my own selfishness, and I suspect that of other fans, one of those teams I listed would be more interesting than UCONN. Just not a sexy game. I was at the Penn State and UNH MSG games and while those are both medium successful teams, the games were a snooze and the place had little energy. Conversely, a medium good Michigan team came to MSG and the game was fun and the atmosphere was great.

Cornell is investing in contests against teams that could be great in the future. Also maybe getting them into MSG makes them more likely be get them interested in a home and home series down the road. Would have good to have gotten UMass to play us 4, 5 years ago. Just not in the championship year.

or its because they couldnt find anyone willing to come play and you get what you can..

Right that’s the thing I don’t get. You would think MSG would be an incentive.

arugula
Right that’s the thing I don’t get. You would think MSG would be an incentive.

For the teams? Only the east coast ones. For the players? Play in Montreal of Toronto and they'll kill to do it.

Trotsky

arugula
Right that’s the thing I don’t get. You would think MSG would be an incentive.

For the teams? Only the east coast ones. For the players? Play in Montreal of Toronto and they'll kill to do it.

Only 30% of NCAA hockey players are Canadian.

[collegehockeyinc.com]

BearLover

Trotsky

arugula
Right that’s the thing I don’t get. You would think MSG would be an incentive.

For the teams? Only the east coast ones. For the players? Play in Montreal of Toronto and they'll kill to do it.

Only 30% of NCAA hockey players are Canadian.

[collegehockeyinc.com]

I love that the picture is of Cornell.

BearLover

Trotsky

arugula
Right that’s the thing I don’t get. You would think MSG would be an incentive.

For the teams? Only the east coast ones. For the players? Play in Montreal of Toronto and they'll kill to do it.

Only 30% of NCAA hockey players are Canadian.

[collegehockeyinc.com]

But they're all hockey culture.

MSG is nice and all, but it's not the hockey Mecca NYers think it is. When I think of MSG I think of boxing, the Harlem Globetrotters, and that asswipe from Cold Spring Harbor.

The Rancor

BearLover

Trotsky

arugula
Right that’s the thing I don’t get. You would think MSG would be an incentive.

For the teams? Only the east coast ones. For the players? Play in Montreal of Toronto and they'll kill to do it.

Only 30% of NCAA hockey players are Canadian.

[collegehockeyinc.com]

I love that the picture is of Cornell.

I was curious, so a couple of minutes with past rosters and schedules suggest it’s most likely March 2, 2019 right after Clarkson tied the game with under a minute left.

The Rancor

BearLover

Trotsky

arugula
Right that’s the thing I don’t get. You would think MSG would be an incentive.

For the teams? Only the east coast ones. For the players? Play in Montreal of Toronto and they'll kill to do it.

Only 30% of NCAA hockey players are Canadian.

[collegehockeyinc.com]

I love that the picture is of Cornell.

And I hate it because the picture is of clarksos celebrating a goal...

Except for the fact we just got scored on

Trotsky

BearLover

Trotsky

arugula
Right that’s the thing I don’t get. You would think MSG would be an incentive.

For the teams? Only the east coast ones. For the players? Play in Montreal of Toronto and they'll kill to do it.

Only 30% of NCAA hockey players are Canadian.

[collegehockeyinc.com]

But they're all hockey culture.

MSG is nice and all, but it's not the hockey Mecca NYers think it is. When I think of MSG I think of boxing, the Harlem Globetrotters, and that asswipe from Cold Spring Harbor.

Come on, man. You really think a college hockey player would rather go to Montreal or Toronto than NYC for a weekend trip with the rest of their team?

abmarks

The Rancor

BearLover

Trotsky

arugula
Right that’s the thing I don’t get. You would think MSG would be an incentive.

For the teams? Only the east coast ones. For the players? Play in Montreal of Toronto and they'll kill to do it.

Only 30% of NCAA hockey players are Canadian.

[collegehockeyinc.com]

I love that the picture is of Cornell.

And I hate it because the picture is of clarksos celebrating a goal...

That was my take, too.

Trotsky

arugula
Right that’s the thing I don’t get. You would think MSG would be an incentive.

For the teams? Only the east coast ones. For the players? Play in Montreal of Toronto and they'll kill to do it.

Not sure I agree that MSG is only an incentive for east coast schools. For example, Michigan, Wisconsin, and of course Notre Dame have enormous alumni bases in NY. To a lesser but not insignificant level, so does TOSU. As to eastern schools, I’d love to see BC at MSG considering that they have a big NYC presence and the Leetch-Kreider connection with NYR.

I like how we all concentrated on the photo and completely derailed the conversation. Cluck Farkson!

From Cornell Hockey Association e-mail dated 9/18/22:

Red-White game is Friday, October 14th at 7pm … Lynah Rink

Need some hockey? Come out to Lynah Rink for the annual Red-White scrimmage. Free admission. Hear the Cornell Pep Band. Cheer on your returning and new players … Men’s and Women’s teams will rotate in scrimmage play. Stay for the shootout!

Same weekend as home games against Lehigh football 1pm Saturday and Penn men's soccer 4 pm.

Finally, the official announcement: Frozen Apple. Feel free to parse the bad grammar and factual inaccuracies.

Yes the inaccuracies, bad grammar, and poor syntax are rather shocking.

arugula
Yes the inaccuracies, bad grammar, and poor syntax are rather shocking.

I don't know if Brandon Thomas still works for the Sports Information Office, but if he does, I'm sure this wasn't written by him.

dbilmes

arugula
Yes the inaccuracies, bad grammar, and poor syntax are rather shocking.

I don't know if Brandon Thomas still works for the Sports Information Office, but if he does, I'm sure this wasn't written by him.

He doesn't. He left at the end of last season for another job at Cornell.

ACM
Finally, the official announcement: Frozen Apple. Feel free to parse the bad grammar and factual inaccuracies.

Well, Nash and Angello didn’t graduate, but neither did Kurt Vonnegut’44, Richard Farina’59 and my classmate Harry Chapin’64, but we still love them. And if they were alive, our alma mater would be asking them for money. I’m sure Harvard counts Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg among its alumni. Penn probably has misgivings about granting several of its former students degrees, though.
.

George64

ACM
Finally, the official announcement: Frozen Apple. Feel free to parse the bad grammar and factual inaccuracies.

Well, Nash and Angello didn’t graduate, but neither did Kurt Vonnegut’44, Richard Farina’59 and my classmate Harry Chapin’64, but we still love them. And if they were alive, our alma mater would be asking them for money. I’m sure Harvard counts Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg among its alumni. Penn probably has misgivings about granting several of its former students degrees, though.
.

Alumni, yes - anyone who matriculated and hasn't expressly renounced their relationship is an alum. This... lovely piece of sports writing called them "recent grads."

Cornell hockey tickets are getting pricier each year. If you want to watch us play the Pecknolds at the only ECAC rink with skating cheerleaders, you can buy a ticket today for $28. If you go to the Q-Colgate game the previous night, it will only cost you $22.

We wound up getting season tickets, actually we did as a gift from our kids. One of them a BU alum. Man, that must have hurt Greg to fork over his share.

#yieldmanagement

They're still a bargain.

ACM

dbilmes

arugula
Yes the inaccuracies, bad grammar, and poor syntax are rather shocking.

I don't know if Brandon Thomas still works for the Sports Information Office, but if he does, I'm sure this wasn't written by him.

He doesn't. He left at the end of last season for another job at Cornell.

[www.cornell.edu] ?

David Harding

ACM

dbilmes

arugula
Yes the inaccuracies, bad grammar, and poor syntax are rather shocking.

I don't know if Brandon Thomas still works for the Sports Information Office, but if he does, I'm sure this wasn't written by him.

He doesn't. He left at the end of last season for another job at Cornell.

[www.cornell.edu] ?

Jesus, Cornell just exposes information about employees like that for anyone to see?

yeah.. not alot of thought about some things on campus..

Lines and logos in for the season! pic.twitter.com/6RQDHiWum6

— Phil Graham (@lynahrink62) September 25, 2022

nice crisp fresh ice.

Looks wonderful.
Meadow Lakes circle

Meanwhile in my neck of the woods the eye of Hurricane Ian is bearing down on SWFL.

For all of you mathematicians, modelers and those curious about weather, the UK-MET model had the correct track for Ian. As early as Friday it had the storm headed for SWFL while the other models kept nudging Ian West only to have to move the track back east and then to the south.

Rita
nice crisp fresh ice.

Looks wonderful.
Meadow Lakes circle

Meanwhile in my neck of the woods the eye of Hurricane Ian is bearing down on SWFL.

For all of you mathematicians, modelers and those curious about weather, the UK-MET model had the correct track for Ian. As early as Friday it had the storm headed for SWFL while the other models kept nudging Ian West only to have to move the track back east and then to the south.

Stay safe!

Seniors Sam Malinski and Travis Mitchell have been named this year's captains. The alternates are senior Matt Stienburg and fifth-year player Max Andreev.

ACM
Finally, the official announcement: Frozen Apple. Feel free to parse the bad grammar and factual inaccuracies.

Presale on now, code PRECORNELL [click.email1.msg.com]

dbilmes
Seniors Sam Malinski and Travis Mitchell have been named this year's captains. The alternates are senior Matt Stienburg and fifth-year player Max Andreev.

Andreev !!!!!

Glad to see he qualified for the fifth year.

And that he's, you know, alive.

Trotsky
Glad to see he qualified for the fifth year.

And that he's, you know, alive.

This is MUCH better than being sent to Ukraine!

Jeff Hopkins '82

Rita
nice crisp fresh ice.

Looks wonderful.
Meadow Lakes circle

Meanwhile in my neck of the woods the eye of Hurricane Ian is bearing down on SWFL.

For all of you mathematicians, modelers and those curious about weather, the UK-MET model had the correct track for Ian. As early as Friday it had the storm headed for SWFL while the other models kept nudging Ian West only to have to move the track back east and then to the south.

Stay safe!

Hi All. Eden the Elf and I (and my family) are ok. i'm still waiting for power to come back on at my house, but 2/4 of my family units have power and internet. I'm just starting to see pictures of the destruction. We are fortunate - our losses are minimal. others, especially those in the cape and on the barrier islands lost so much. it is heartbreaking.

Very glad to hear you are okay, Rita.

Trotsky
Very glad to hear you are okay, Rita.

What he said.

CHN just published its season preview of UConn, our MSG foe this year. This is a program on the rise, and anyone who thinks it will be a cakewalk for us is mistaken. When I've mentioned that we are playing UConn to a few more casual Cornell fans, they don't seem to realize this. It's also interesting to note that UConn, like many other programs, is relying heavily on transfers, including one from Yale (Pearson). At least he didn't have far to travel, going from New Haven to Storrs. Their coach, Cavanaugh, was reportedly a candidate for the BC job, but decided to stay at UConn.

dbilmes
CHN just published its season preview of UConn, our MSG foe this year. This is a program on the rise, and anyone who thinks it will be a cakewalk for us is mistaken. When I've mentioned that we are playing UConn to a few more casual Cornell fans, they don't seem to realize this. It's also interesting to note that UConn, like many other programs, is relying heavily on transfers, including one from Yale (Pearson). At least he didn't have far to travel, going from New Haven to Storrs. Their coach, Cavanaugh, was reportedly a candidate for the BC job, but decided to stay at UConn.

Just learned there were prolonged discussions with Northeastern's AD about the MSG game but it didn't work out.

Al DeFlorio
Just learned there were prolonged discussions with Northeastern's AD about the MSG game but it didn't work out.

Dang it.

Trotsky
Very glad to hear you are okay, Rita.

Us, too.
How bad was it -- did you lose access to eLyah?

Al DeFlorio

dbilmes
CHN just published its season preview of UConn, our MSG foe this year. This is a program on the rise, and anyone who thinks it will be a cakewalk for us is mistaken. When I've mentioned that we are playing UConn to a few more casual Cornell fans, they don't seem to realize this. It's also interesting to note that UConn, like many other programs, is relying heavily on transfers, including one from Yale (Pearson). At least he didn't have far to travel, going from New Haven to Storrs. Their coach, Cavanaugh, was reportedly a candidate for the BC job, but decided to stay at UConn.

Just learned there were prolonged discussions with Northeastern's AD about the MSG game but it didn't work out.

* UConn is a school on the rise. Like UMass was a decade ago. Play them now. Maybe they'll feel an obligation to commit to a home-and-home when they're a top-ten team and we need them for games that help our SOS.
* UConn may be able to send more fans to MSG than Northeastern.

Just noticed that there's no indication on the schedule page at CornellBigRed.com that games will be broadcast on WHCU this season. Anyone know what the situation is?

interesting.. But Lax still has it listed for 2023. could be just over site in Athletics

With baseball over, just 3 days now to Red/White. It would be nice if they did it on video; I cannot remember them doing it before.

The camera guy could use the practice.

Trotsky
With baseball over, just 3 days now to Red/White. It would be nice if they did it on video; I cannot remember them doing it before.

The camera guy could use the practice.

Baseball over? I think not. Although it will hopefully be the case in Atlanta, soon.

Definitely not over for Mariners fans, but today's game hurt. A lot.
But even if we dont get past Houston, my wife said it well: "We'll always have Toronto."

The link to the radio is on the website now by the way

A bit early, but apparently, Cornell will be in a holiday tournament in Lake Placid with UMass, Clarkson, and ASU during next year's winter break. I would assume Clarkson and Cornell would not play each other in that tournament in either semifinal, so that guarantees at least one OOC game with the other being OOC or a non-conference matchup with Clarkson. And then of course, next year, you have BU at MSG and UND or Duluth at Lynah for two. That right there is five known OOC games, which leaves openings for two more games during 23-24, likely on the road.

Iceberg
A bit early, but apparently, Cornell will be in a holiday tournament in Lake Placid with UMass, Clarkson, and ASU during next year's winter break. I would assume Clarkson and Cornell would not play each other in that tournament in either semifinal, so that guarantees at least one OOC game with the other being OOC or a non-conference matchup with Clarkson. And then of course, next year, you have BU at MSG and UND or Duluth at Lynah for two. That right there is five known OOC games, which leaves openings for two more games during 23-24, likely on the road.

Are they going to play at Alaska at some point? That would give them additional games in that season. (Unless there’s some Ivy rule that doesn’t consider those to be exempt games.)

Weder
Are they going to play at Alaska at some point? That would give them additional games in that season. (Unless there’s some Ivy rule that doesn’t consider those to be exempt games.)

IIRC when Ivies have played in Alaska in the past the games have not counted towards the 29.

North Dakota will be playing 2 games in Ithaca in 2024-25. [www.grandforksherald.com]

ursusminor
North Dakota will be playing 2 games in Ithaca in 2024-25. [www.grandforksherald.com]

Woohoo!!!

Thank you, Little Bear!

Jim,

Have the 23-24 men's and women's non-travel-partner ECAC schedules been released?