Tonight on Skate to Survive: Cornell vs Quinnipiac

upprdeck
much easier to compete when you are scoring goals at a decent clip.. lets see that continue.

Iceberg
Most of February is against the lowest teams in the league, though

George64
I hope Stienburg’s back in the lineup tonight.

Trotsky

George64
I hope Stienburg’s back in the lineup tonight.

Per Mike, "mid-February at the earliest."

BearLover

Trotsky

George64
I hope Stienburg’s back in the lineup tonight.

Per Mike, "mid-February at the earliest."

Where is this quote from?

Trotsky
7 players on the Q roster are listed, ahem, "graduate students."

Just imagine how sophisticated that locker room must be.

Dafatone
Anyone else having trouble finding the game on ESPN+?

Dafatone
Anyone else having trouble finding the game on ESPN+?

Trotsky

Dafatone
Anyone else having trouble finding the game on ESPN+?

Pull it from the CU schedule.

Trotsky
My god what a beautiful ppg!!!!

Dafatone

Trotsky

Dafatone
Anyone else having trouble finding the game on ESPN+?

Pull it from the CU schedule.

Thanks!

scoop85
Peckerhead can’t help himself

Dafatone

Trotsky

Dafatone
Anyone else having trouble finding the game on ESPN+?

Pull it from the CU schedule.

Thanks!

RichH

Dafatone

Trotsky

Dafatone
Anyone else having trouble finding the game on ESPN+?

Pull it from the CU schedule.

Thanks!

On my tv app, I go to the “ice hockey” category and it’s usually right there. Tonight I had to scroll FAR to the right. Further right than Liberty University’s club team’s game.

Bump, set

RichH
Andreev is EVERYWHERE tonight.

RichH
Andreev is EVERYWHERE tonight.

RichH
The cliché of 2-goals being the “most dangerous lead” doesn’t apply to us, because I think it’s 3 for Cornell. That’s when we get sloppy. That game at Brown.

RichH

RichH
The cliché of 2-goals being the “most dangerous lead” doesn’t apply to us, because I think it’s 3 for Cornell. That’s when we get sloppy. That game at Brown.

I mean 4. That game at Clarkson.

RichH

RichH
The cliché of 2-goals being the “most dangerous lead” doesn’t apply to us, because I think it’s 3 for Cornell. That’s when we get sloppy. That game at Brown.

I mean 4. That game at Clarkson.

Trotsky
Yale has dragged Harvard into overtime.

Trotsky
That was nice, I have rarely seen Mike acknowledge the students.

scoop85

Trotsky
That was nice, I have rarely seen Mike acknowledge the students.

To me the most satisfying win since we beat Clarkson to end the ill-fated 2020 season (and yes I include the two games at UND last year).

Trotsky
Well. That was wonderful.

Trotsky
Up to 11 in PWR.

Give My Regards
From TBRW's Top 10 section, tonight's four goals is the largest margin of victory the Big Red has had over a #1-ranked team (dating back to 1983).

Trotsky

Give My Regards
From TBRW's Top 10 section, tonight's four goals is the largest margin of victory the Big Red has had over a #1-ranked team (dating back to 1983).

Indeed. But I only vouch for that stat in games after 1999, before that my records re: opponent's polling place are spotty.
We have now knocked off Q as a #1 four times in the last 10 seasons (not including the year we sat out).

BearLover

Trotsky

Give My Regards
From TBRW's Top 10 section, tonight's four goals is the largest margin of victory the Big Red has had over a #1-ranked team (dating back to 1983).

Indeed. But I only vouch for that stat in games after 1999, before that my records re: opponent's polling place are spotty.
We have now knocked off Q as a #1 four times in the last 10 seasons (not including the year we sat out).

Though, two of those times were in ECAC quarterfinal series that Cornell went on to lose.

Trotsky

Dafatone

Trotsky

Dafatone
Anyone else having trouble finding the game on ESPN+?

Pull it from the CU schedule.

Thanks!

I never use the ESPN+ search, it sucks. I navigate from either the CU schedule or the CHN or USCHO scoreboard.

Swampy

Trotsky

Dafatone

Trotsky

Dafatone
Anyone else having trouble finding the game on ESPN+?

Pull it from the CU schedule.

Thanks!

I never use the ESPN+ search, it sucks. I navigate from either the CU schedule or the CHN or USCHO scoreboard.

ESPN+ app > ESPN+ menu item > scroll down to Ice Hockey > NCAAM > from either Live or On Demand choose the game.

Only once did I need to search for a Cornell game.

Trotsky
One other thing: with the win we become toasty warm for the first time this season.

Year  1st 11  2nd 11    RS
2020   9-1-1   9-1-1   1st
2022   8-2-1   4-4-3   4th
2023   8-2-1

Roy 82

Trotsky
One other thing: with the win we become toasty warm for the first time this season.

'splain.

BearLover
That was a convincing win. Not because the game was lopsided, but because after tonight it’s impossible to deny this team is capable of making the NCAAs. Cornell has played some strong opposition this season (Q, Harvard, BU, UConn), and in each of these games play was at worst even (and at times tilted towards Cornell). Against weaker opponents Cornell has consistently looked like the better team.

If Q’s first deflection that beat Shane trickles into the net instead of across the crease, it’s 1-0 Q and a different hockey game. But it was a great team effort for Cornell from top to bottom.

Obviously, there’s still a long way to go, and losing tomorrow against Princeton undoes everything that happened tonight. Cornell looked so amped up the whole night that tomorrow’s game really screams out potential letdown.

ugarte

BearLover
That was a convincing win. Not because the game was lopsided, but because after tonight it’s impossible to deny this team is capable of making the NCAAs. Cornell has played some strong opposition this season (Q, Harvard, BU, UConn), and in each of these games play was at worst even (and at times tilted towards Cornell). Against weaker opponents Cornell has consistently looked like the better team.

If Q’s first deflection that beat Shane trickles into the net instead of across the crease, it’s 1-0 Q and a different hockey game. But it was a great team effort for Cornell from top to bottom.

Obviously, there’s still a long way to go, and losing tomorrow against Princeton undoes everything that happened tonight. Cornell looked so amped up the whole night that tomorrow’s game really screams out potential letdown.

though who knows how princeton feels after getting boatraced

Give My Regards
From TBRW's Top 10 section, tonight's four goals is the largest margin of victory the Big Red has had over a #1-ranked team (dating back to 1983).

abmarks
Something only Brown could do:

They are on the penalty kill from the opening whistle. 2 minute bench minor for a "protocol violation"

The announcers aren't sure exactly what brown did, but protocol violations are for things like coming out of the locker room late or not clearing your guys off the ice in a timely manner.

First time I've.ever.seen this penalty in 50 years of watching college hockey.

BearLover
That was a convincing win. Not because the game was lopsided, but because after tonight it’s impossible to deny this team is capable of making the NCAAs. Cornell has played some strong opposition this season (Q, Harvard, BU, UConn), and in each of these games play was at worst even (and at times tilted towards Cornell). Against weaker opponents Cornell has consistently looked like the better team.

If Q’s first deflection that beat Shane trickles into the net instead of across the crease, it’s 1-0 Q and a different hockey game. But it was a great team effort for Cornell from top to bottom.

Obviously, there’s still a long way to go, and losing tomorrow against Princeton undoes everything that happened tonight. Cornell looked so amped up the whole night that tomorrow’s game really screams out potential letdown.

RichH

Give My Regards
From TBRW's Top 10 section, tonight's four goals is the largest margin of victory the Big Red has had over a #1-ranked team (dating back to 1983).

It also feels really great to spoil a perfect league record. Like that.

Jeff Hopkins '82

abmarks
Something only Brown could do:

They are on the penalty kill from the opening whistle. 2 minute bench minor for a "protocol violation"

The announcers aren't sure exactly what brown did, but protocol violations are for things like coming out of the locker room late or not clearing your guys off the ice in a timely manner.

First time I've.ever.seen this penalty in 50 years of watching college hockey.

According to the Brown website, the penalty was for staying on the ice too long during warmups. It also says that they were one of three ECAC teams assessed that penalty last night.

Sounds like the league has a new bogeyman.

Jeff Hopkins '82
According to the Brown website, the penalty was for staying on the ice too long during warmups. It also says that they were one of three ECAC teams assessed that penalty last night.

RichH

ugarte

BearLover
That was a convincing win. Not because the game was lopsided, but because after tonight it’s impossible to deny this team is capable of making the NCAAs. Cornell has played some strong opposition this season (Q, Harvard, BU, UConn), and in each of these games play was at worst even (and at times tilted towards Cornell). Against weaker opponents Cornell has consistently looked like the better team.

If Q’s first deflection that beat Shane trickles into the net instead of across the crease, it’s 1-0 Q and a different hockey game. But it was a great team effort for Cornell from top to bottom.

Obviously, there’s still a long way to go, and losing tomorrow against Princeton undoes everything that happened tonight. Cornell looked so amped up the whole night that tomorrow’s game really screams out potential letdown.

though who knows how princeton feels after getting boatraced

I always thought “trap games” typically come before an anticipated opponent, but I guess that one could conceivably happen after one. Everyone in the league knows Princeton is getting something going by now. It doesn’t stand to be a cake walk.

marty

Jeff Hopkins '82
According to the Brown website, the penalty was for staying on the ice too long during warmups. It also says that they were one of three ECAC teams assessed that penalty last night.

Harvard and Yale were BOTH called for this bench minor.

George64
Shane was nominated for the Hobey Baker the day before yesterday. When I tried to vote for him, I saw that last year’s winner was Minnesota State goalie Dryden McKay. Nothing like putting pressure on your kid from the opening bell - but I guess it paid off.
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George64
Shane was nominated for the Hobey Baker the day before yesterday. When I tried to vote for him, I saw that last year’s winner was Minnesota State goalie Dryden McKay. Nothing like putting pressure on your kid from the opening bell - but I guess it paid off.
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Trotsky

RichH

Give My Regards
From TBRW's Top 10 section, tonight's four goals is the largest margin of victory the Big Red has had over a #1-ranked team (dating back to 1983).

It also feels really great to spoil a perfect league record. Like that.

Somewhere, the Dolphins pop the champagne.

George64
Shane was nominated for the Hobey Baker the day before yesterday. When I tried to vote for him, I saw that last year’s winner was Minnesota State goalie Dryden McKay. Nothing like putting pressure on your kid from the opening bell - but I guess it paid off.
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George64
Shane was nominated for the Hobey Baker the day before yesterday. When I tried to vote for him, I saw that last year’s winner was Minnesota State goalie Dryden McKay. Nothing like putting pressure on your kid from the opening bell - but I guess it paid off.
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While Dryden is indeed named after Ken Dryden, it wasn’t Ross’ idea. Dryden was originally going to be named Dylan, but Ross and his wife Chris decided that had to be scrapped about two months before he was born.

“Dylan McKay was a character on (Beverly Hills) 90210, so we couldn’t do that,” Ross said with a laugh. “We were sitting in our office, talking about names we should do ... and she looked up on the shelf, and there was a copy of the ‘The Game’ written by Ken Dryden. It was a signed copy that somebody had given me as a gift.

“She said ‘what do you think about the name Dryden,’ and I said ‘well yeah, I think that’s an awesome name.’”

Turns out naming their son after a legendary goaltender was a better choice than Luke Perry’s famous character.

“It worked out well that my mom brought up the idea,” Dryden said with a laugh.

Ross, who played in one NHL game with the Hartford Whalers, a relief appearance in the 1990–91 season, didn’t have to push Dryden to hockey. While Ross became a chiropractor in the Chicago area after he finished playing, he was still very involved as a coach in Dryden’s younger years.

Jeff Hopkins '82

According to the Brown website, the penalty was for staying on the ice too long during warmups. It also says that they were one of three ECAC teams assessed that penalty last night.

Sounds like the league has a new bogeyman.

Trotsky
We are flying. Come on, crowd, put some balls into it. They need you to keep this up!