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Good shot from Colgate on the rebound, Bergmann didn't have much of a chance. 2-1, us.

We might be challenging?

Challenging for a missed major.

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Good shot from Colgate on the rebound, Bergmann didn't have much of a chance. 2-1, us.

We might be challenging?

Challenging for a missed major.

Lost the challenge. And timeout.

Pace has picked up.

Penalty to Jockims at the tail end of the period has us going into the 3rd with about 1:30 of PK and a 2-1 lead.

So close to ending the heartbreak streak.

Chan gets tripped up and we go to the power play.
* High sticking penalty.

WHO ELSE BUT KAREL PREFONTAINE!!! 3-1!!!

Doug looks 25 years younger than Mike.

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WHO ELSE BUT KAREL PREFONTAINE!!! 3-1!!!

great series. slapper from Avar up top, Riggoletto with a deflection that goes off the end boards behind the net and out the other side right to Prefontaine who got the puck up and over the goalie. SHOW THIS TAPE IN THE LOCKER ROOM BEFORE THE YALE GAME.

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WHO ELSE BUT KAREL PREFONTAINE!!! 3-1!!!

great series. slapper from Avar up top, Riggoletto with a deflection that goes off the end boards behind the net and out the other side right to Prefontaine who got the puck up and over the goalie. SHOW THIS TAPE IN THE LOCKER ROOM BEFORE THE YALE GAME.

*Regalado

But agreed, show the men what a real PP looks like...

Wow, thank you for missing.

Trotsky
Wow, thank you for missing.

no for real

JOCKIMS INTO THE EMPTY NET IT IS 4 1 CORNELL

Sweet!

stereax, you can definitely stay as a fan. You're good luck!

stereax
JOCKIMS INTO THE EMPTY NET IT IS 4 1 CORNELL

They’re making this look easy but their legs have to be like rubber after 3OT yesterday.

Way to go Red!

Trotsky
Sweet!

stereax, you can definitely stay as a fan. You're good luck!

!!! I hope to improve in my sophomore campaign as an eLynah resident hahaha!

For real, 2 mins left, back to sieveless for the toothpaste crew, who've just called a timeout.

Tom Lento

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JOCKIMS INTO THE EMPTY NET IT IS 4 1 CORNELL

They’re making this look easy but their legs have to be like rubber after 3OT yesterday.

Way to go Red!

I was gonna say, if you walked me into this game blind and asked me which team played a 3OT game I would never guess Cornell, not with three tries.

stereax

ugarte

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WHO ELSE BUT KAREL PREFONTAINE!!! 3-1!!!

great series. slapper from Avar up top, Riggoletto with a deflection that goes off the end boards behind the net and out the other side right to Prefontaine who got the puck up and over the goalie. SHOW THIS TAPE IN THE LOCKER ROOM BEFORE THE YALE GAME.

*Regalado

i knew i should have checked...

A SECOND ENG AND WE ARE FIVE ONE CORNELL!!!

And a great play at the blue line with a minute left.

And Chan with an ENG!

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A SECOND ENG AND WE ARE FIVE ONE CORNELL!!!

AND IT WAS KATIE CHAN

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A SECOND ENG AND WE ARE FIVE ONE CORNELL!!!

AND IT WAS KATIE CHAN

From deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep

What a great game!
Decent crowd, lots of energy from the crowd!
Congratulations!

Brick Wall Bergmann chants rain down at Lynah <3

Love it!
Cornell should finish No. 3 in the Pairwise and get the winner of the first-round game (at Lynah) between Minnesota-DUlutn and the NEWHA champ.

ECAC all-tournament team:

Malachino (Colgate)
Lily Delianedis
Lindzi Avar
Grace Dwyer
Bourdiel (Colgate)
Annelies Bergmann

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ECAC all-tournament team:

Malachino (Colgate)
Lily Delianedis
Lindzi Avar
Grace Dwyer
Bourdiel (Colgate)
Annelies Bergmann

Bergy MVP too!!!

Wow. Nobody from Clarkson. That's kinda harsh.

Rud, Guilday, Messier, Schiff, Bergmann, Van Gelder, Delianedis, Jockims, Fleming, Prefontaine, Adam, G Dwyer, Regalado, Grober, Avar, R Dwyer, K Chan

That more than takes the sting out of the lacrosse disaster. What an amazing job by the players and staff. They didn’t look tired at all after playing over five periods less than 24 hours prior. That has to have been a better home crowd than you’d find just about anywhere else.

Jeff Hopkins '82
Wow. Nobody from Clarkson. That's kinda harsh.

Do they generally give all tourney honors to semifinalists?

Lionel Messier and LeBergmann James signs from the football crew were graciously accepted, as was a Cornell flag

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Jeff Hopkins '82
Wow. Nobody from Clarkson. That's kinda harsh.

Do they generally give all tourney honors to semifinalists?

Sometimes. And considering the multiple overtime game, it could've happened.

Jeff Hopkins '82

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Jeff Hopkins '82
Wow. Nobody from Clarkson. That's kinda harsh.

Do they generally give all tourney honors to semifinalists?

Sometimes. And considering the multiple overtime game, it could've happened.

in a multiple ot 1-1 game the most likely candidate is the goalie and, well,

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Jeff Hopkins '82

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Jeff Hopkins '82
Wow. Nobody from Clarkson. That's kinda harsh.

Do they generally give all tourney honors to semifinalists?

Sometimes. And considering the multiple overtime game, it could've happened.

in a multiple ot 1-1 game the most likely candidate is the goalie and, well,

Good point.

Jeff Hopkins '82

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Jeff Hopkins '82

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Jeff Hopkins '82
Wow. Nobody from Clarkson. That's kinda harsh.

Do they generally give all tourney honors to semifinalists?

Sometimes. And considering the multiple overtime game, it could've happened.

in a multiple ot 1-1 game the most likely candidate is the goalie and, well,

Good point.

Back in December 1962 Cornell hosted a holiday invitational tournament. Bowdoin, Williams, Norwich, Hamilton, Colgate, and Cornell. Three days, three games each day. Bowdoin went and Williams went 3-0, Norwich 2-1, Hamilton 1-2, Colgate and Cornell 0-3. Cornell's Laing Kennedy was named the tournament all-star first team goalie after making 125 saves over three days, including 56 against Williams.

Likely seeding for the NCAA tournament:

1. Wisconsin, hosts winner of (8-9)
2. Ohio State, hosts winner of (7-10)
3. Cornell, hosts winner of (6-11)
4. Minnesota, hosts 5. Colgate

6. Minnesota-Duluth
7. Penn State
8. Clarkson
9. St. Lawrence
10. Boston U.
11. Sacred Heart

Frozen Four hosted by Minnesota (Ridder Arena)

David Harding
Back in December 1962 Cornell hosted a holiday invitational tournament. Bowdoin, Williams, Norwich, Hamilton, Colgate, and Cornell. Three days, three games each day. Bowdoin went and Williams went 3-0, Norwich 2-1, Hamilton 1-2, Colgate and Cornell 0-3. Cornell's Laing Kennedy was named the tournament all-star first team goalie after making 125 saves over three days, including 56 against Williams.

Actually, that was in December 1960. In December 1962, however, we played in the ECAC Holiday Tournament at MSG and lost both games (Clarkson and St. Lawrence). Kennedy was named first team goalie and, I think, MVP. I was there, but it was a long time ago.
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imafrshmn
Likely seeding for the NCAA tournament:

1. Wisconsin, hosts winner of (8-9)
2. Ohio State, hosts winner of (7-10)
3. Cornell, hosts winner of (6-11)
4. Minnesota, hosts 5. Colgate

6. Minnesota-Duluth
7. Penn State
8. Clarkson
9. St. Lawrence
10. Boston U.
11. Sacred Heart

Frozen Four hosted by Minnesota (Ridder Arena)

Fixed bracket, no re-seeding, right?

Not reseeding is so weird.

Trotsky
Not reseeding is so weird.

Seriously!

George64

David Harding
Back in December 1962 Cornell hosted a holiday invitational tournament. Bowdoin, Williams, Norwich, Hamilton, Colgate, and Cornell. Three days, three games each day. Bowdoin went and Williams went 3-0, Norwich 2-1, Hamilton 1-2, Colgate and Cornell 0-3. Cornell's Laing Kennedy was named the tournament all-star first team goalie after making 125 saves over three days, including 56 against Williams.

Actually, that was in December 1960. In December 1962, however, we played in the ECAC Holiday Tournament at MSG and lost both games (Clarkson and St. Lawrence). Kennedy was named first team goalie and, I think, MVP. I was there, but it was a long time ago.
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You're right, George. I interchanged the years. Kennedy was the 2nd team goalie at the 1962 MSG tournament. How the second game went. I was at home listening on the radio.

Jeff Hopkins '82

imafrshmn
Likely seeding for the NCAA tournament:

1. Wisconsin, hosts winner of (8-9)
2. Ohio State, hosts winner of (7-10)
3. Cornell, hosts winner of (6-11)
4. Minnesota, hosts 5. Colgate

6. Minnesota-Duluth
7. Penn State
8. Clarkson
9. St. Lawrence
10. Boston U.
11. Sacred Heart

Frozen Four hosted by Minnesota (Ridder Arena)

Fixed bracket, no re-seeding, right?

That's why, to me, getting up to 3 in the Pairwise was a big deal -- not having to face Wisconsin, potentially, until the title game.

Wanted to give a shoutout to the folks doing the team's social media the past few seasons -- the videos and photos they've been getting from around the rink and on the ice really add a ton.

Weder

Jeff Hopkins '82

imafrshmn
Likely seeding for the NCAA tournament:

1. Wisconsin, hosts winner of (8-9)
2. Ohio State, hosts winner of (7-10)
3. Cornell, hosts winner of (6-11)
4. Minnesota, hosts 5. Colgate

6. Minnesota-Duluth
7. Penn State
8. Clarkson
9. St. Lawrence
10. Boston U.
11. Sacred Heart

Frozen Four hosted by Minnesota (Ridder Arena)

Fixed bracket, no re-seeding, right?

That's why, to me, getting up to 3 in the Pairwise was a big deal -- not having to face Wisconsin, potentially, until the title game.

Wisconsin is incredible this season but it gives us hope. 1-5 seeds are pretty set in stone by the pairwise but the committee can do some finagling for 6-11, although it would be hard to argue against maintaining bracket integrity this year, with the pecking order fairly stratified. I wonder if Clarkson and St. Lawrence could get save money sharing a charter flight out if they do get slotted in against each other.

So wait, seeds 6 and 11 play at Lynah, and then Cornell plays the winner a couple days later (also at Lynah)? Or do the first three games for the teams without byes happen next weekend at the higher seeds’ rink (eg. 6 hosts 11), and Cornell is off next weekend?

The top 3 regionals host the opening round games on Thursday/Friday.

BearLover
So wait, seeds 6 and 11 play at Lynah, and then Cornell plays the winner a couple days later (also at Lynah)? Or do the first three games for the teams without byes happen next weekend at the higher seeds’ rink (eg. 6 hosts 11), and Cornell is off next weekend?

Here's an explanation of the tournament structure.

ACM

BearLover
So wait, seeds 6 and 11 play at Lynah, and then Cornell plays the winner a couple days later (also at Lynah)? Or do the first three games for the teams without byes happen next weekend at the higher seeds’ rink (eg. 6 hosts 11), and Cornell is off next weekend?

Here's an explanation of the tournament structure.

Sucks that the finals are in Minnesota. Is the weather there this year more like 2018 when I froze my butt or like the temperate times last year when I skipped the Frozen Four?

Well the women’s team certainly did their part in stimulating the Ithaca economy with all these teams coming to town over these two weeks.

imafrshmn

Weder

Jeff Hopkins '82

imafrshmn
Likely seeding for the NCAA tournament:

1. Wisconsin, hosts winner of (8-9)
2. Ohio State, hosts winner of (7-10)
3. Cornell, hosts winner of (6-11)
4. Minnesota, hosts 5. Colgate

6. Minnesota-Duluth
7. Penn State
8. Clarkson
9. St. Lawrence
10. Boston U.
11. Sacred Heart

Frozen Four hosted by Minnesota (Ridder Arena)

Fixed bracket, no re-seeding, right?

That's why, to me, getting up to 3 in the Pairwise was a big deal -- not having to face Wisconsin, potentially, until the title game.

Wisconsin is incredible this season but it gives us hope. 1-5 seeds are pretty set in stone by the pairwise but the committee can do some finagling for 6-11, although it would be hard to argue against maintaining bracket integrity this year, with the pecking order fairly stratified. I wonder if Clarkson and St. Lawrence could get save money sharing a charter flight out if they do get slotted in against each other.

If I remember right, the NCAA does all the travel arrangements for NCAA tournament play and there are have been times when teams headed in the same direction will be put on the same flight.

ACM

BearLover
So wait, seeds 6 and 11 play at Lynah, and then Cornell plays the winner a couple days later (also at Lynah)? Or do the first three games for the teams without byes happen next weekend at the higher seeds’ rink (eg. 6 hosts 11), and Cornell is off next weekend?

Here's an explanation of the tournament structure.

Thank you. Seems like getting a top 3 seed was nice.

Top 5: get a bye (huge upside)
Top 4: get to host quarterfinals (big upside)
Top 3: get to play against a team that had to play two(?) days prior, as opposed to 4 and 5 having to play each other (medium upside), and get to avoid Wisconsin until the final (small upside)

Committee swapped St. Lawrence with Boston U. (from a strictly pairwise-based seeding), surprisingly, but Cornell still slated to take on the winner of UMD-Sacred Heart

why did the ncaa bracket shows 13-16 and then all the games are 13 and 15th?

surprised they didnt spread this out a bit for coverage

Weder
Wanted to give a shoutout to the folks doing the team's social media the past few seasons -- the videos and photos they've been getting from around the rink and on the ice really add a ton.

+1, it really has been great.

Having all 4 women's semis on at the same time does not help with building the game? that's a strange schedule

upprdeck
Having all 4 women's semis on at the same time does not help with building the game? that's a strange schedule

And it's a real bummer that our Regional finals game is at 4. Ending after 6 means you can't get to Colgate for the faceoff.

And that probably means reduced turnout for both.

If the men win on Friday, do I watch all of the women's on Sat, then leave for Colgate?

If the men lose on Friday, do I watch the women and leave in time to catch the men's start?

Decisions, decisions!

How much easier it might be if the women started at 3 or earlier. Then I could get to both.

Heaven knows in the men's NCAAs there are some different start times, arranged so that most games can be watched on TV.

its a big bball weekend.

I would think the women's games are being streamed so TV time isn't an issue

I see mention of ESPN+ for Semi/finals but nothing on the first weekend in the PR.

Jim Hyla

upprdeck
Having all 4 women's semis on at the same time does not help with building the game? that's a strange schedule

And it's a real bummer that our Regional finals game is at 4. Ending after 6 means you can't get to Colgate for the faceoff.

And that probably means reduced turnout for both.

If the men win on Friday, do I watch all of the women's on Sat, then leave for Colgate?

If the men lose on Friday, do I watch the women and leave in time to catch the men's start?

Decisions, decisions!

How much easier it might be if the women started at 3 or earlier. Then I could get to both.

Heaven knows in the men's NCAAs there are some different start times, arranged so that most games can be watched on TV.

I posted similar thoughts in another thread.

I wonder if we could lobby Cornell to lobby the NCAA to start the women's game at 3:00 instead of at 4:00, to accommodate fans that want to see both in person.

no travel issues either. The teams are already in town.

Tickets for this weekend are now on sale:
[www.bigredtix.com]

sah67
Tickets for this weekend are now on sale:
[www.bigredtix.com]

Thanks for the shout - got both games. I'll give general updates on MinnD/SHU but I'll probably mostly watch that for the joy of puck. In my Cornell jersey, of course.

stereax

sah67
Tickets for this weekend are now on sale:
[www.bigredtix.com]

Thanks for the shout - got both games. I'll give general updates on MinnD/SHU but I'll probably mostly watch that for the joy of puck. In my Cornell jersey, of course.

You’re sick. In a good way.

stereax

sah67
Tickets for this weekend are now on sale:
[www.bigredtix.com]

Thanks for the shout - got both games. I'll give general updates on MinnD/SHU but I'll probably mostly watch that for the joy of puck. In my Cornell jersey, of course.

i have to ask, since i think you said you are from europe, which country sparked the joy of hockey (since i always mentally default to continental europe when i hear that but should probably be thinking scandanavia/eastern).

CU2007

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sah67
Tickets for this weekend are now on sale:
[www.bigredtix.com]

Thanks for the shout - got both games. I'll give general updates on MinnD/SHU but I'll probably mostly watch that for the joy of puck. In my Cornell jersey, of course.

You’re sick. In a good way.

I mean, I have a mixer at the law school from 4 to 6, if I come with my Lynah bag and put my jersey in it and I dip at like, 5:45... perfect night

ugarte

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sah67
Tickets for this weekend are now on sale:
[www.bigredtix.com]

Thanks for the shout - got both games. I'll give general updates on MinnD/SHU but I'll probably mostly watch that for the joy of puck. In my Cornell jersey, of course.

i have to ask, since i think you said you are from europe, which country sparked the joy of hockey (since i always mentally default to continental europe when i hear that but should probably be thinking scandanavia/eastern).

My mom's side of the family is entirely Polish, which is... probably the one country in eastern Europe that's bad at hockey. LOL. My dad's side is American though.

stereax
My mom's side of the family is entirely Polish, which is... probably the one country in eastern Europe that's bad at hockey.

Lithuania says hi. Poland is 18-4-0 +79 goals all-time against them.

Trotsky

stereax
My mom's side of the family is entirely Polish, which is... probably the one country in eastern Europe that's bad at hockey.

Lithuania says hi. Poland is 18-4-0 +79 goals all-time against them.

Are we sure Lithuania exists?

stereax

ugarte

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sah67
Tickets for this weekend are now on sale:
[www.bigredtix.com]

Thanks for the shout - got both games. I'll give general updates on MinnD/SHU but I'll probably mostly watch that for the joy of puck. In my Cornell jersey, of course.

i have to ask, since i think you said you are from europe, which country sparked the joy of hockey (since i always mentally default to continental europe when i hear that but should probably be thinking scandanavia/eastern).

My mom's side of the family is entirely Polish, which is... probably the one country in eastern Europe that's bad at hockey. LOL. My dad's side is American though.

Does "American" mean from a Native American tribe, or rather that they have forgotten where they came from?

nshapiro

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ugarte

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sah67
Tickets for this weekend are now on sale:
[www.bigredtix.com]

Thanks for the shout - got both games. I'll give general updates on MinnD/SHU but I'll probably mostly watch that for the joy of puck. In my Cornell jersey, of course.

i have to ask, since i think you said you are from europe, which country sparked the joy of hockey (since i always mentally default to continental europe when i hear that but should probably be thinking scandanavia/eastern).

My mom's side of the family is entirely Polish, which is... probably the one country in eastern Europe that's bad at hockey. LOL. My dad's side is American though.

Does "American" mean from a Native American tribe, or rather that they have forgotten where they came from?

They know where they came from - Italy - but I would hesitate before calling them Italian in any way, shape, or form HAHA

stereax
Are we sure Lithuania exists?

Sorry for the thread drift, but your comment reminded me of this parody on John Oliver . . .

[youtu.be]
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Front page of the print Daily Sun is the NCAA Hockey Tournament Supplement, complete with a full page photo of the women's team hoisting the ECAC trophy. Page 2 is all about the women. The guys get their flowers on page 16, next to a playoff preview for the women and a discussion about the history of women's hockey in the NCAA.

Saw an email from Athletics today encouraging people to sit in sections K-O on Saturday. I assume they're trying to make the crowd look better on the broadcast?

stereax

Trotsky

stereax
My mom's side of the family is entirely Polish, which is... probably the one country in eastern Europe that's bad at hockey.

Lithuania says hi. Poland is 18-4-0 +79 goals all-time against them.

Are we sure Lithuania exists?

Oh just don't go there.

Weder
Saw an email from Athletics today encouraging people to sit in sections K-O on Saturday. I assume they're trying to make the crowd look better on the broadcast?

Doesn't the band occupy O for women's games?

I’ve always thought the camera should face the student section.

VIEWfromK

Weder
Saw an email from Athletics today encouraging people to sit in sections K-O on Saturday. I assume they're trying to make the crowd look better on the broadcast?

Doesn't the band occupy O for women's games?

It does, which is why that's a little odd. But it makes sense.

Jeff Hopkins '82

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Trotsky

stereax
My mom's side of the family is entirely Polish, which is... probably the one country in eastern Europe that's bad at hockey.

Lithuania says hi. Poland is 18-4-0 +79 goals all-time against them.

Are we sure Lithuania exists?

Oh just don't go there.

:D

Sacred Heart's pep band made the trip. Lynah's fairly empty otherwise. A very faint smattering of SHU and MD fans.

The intercom spent a solid minute on telling us Hockey Is Dangerous and also Watch Out For Errant Pucks. Did something happen?

stereax
The intercom spent a solid minute on telling us Hockey Is Dangerous and also Watch Out For Errant Pucks. Did something happen?

I think the announcements change when the NCAA is running the event.

SHU band is Hey Bâbying despite there being NO fight.

Weder

stereax
The intercom spent a solid minute on telling us Hockey Is Dangerous and also Watch Out For Errant Pucks. Did something happen?

I think the announcements change when the NCAA is running the event.

I suspected as much.

Okay so MD just spent the past... 13 minutes bullying SHU up and down the ice, including a SHU PP that looked worse than the Cornell mens' PP, and they just scored. Credit to SHU, they have a LOT of will, but MD just looks significantly better. It's like I'm watching a Sharks game.

And SLU is leading Penn State 3-0.

stereax
Okay so MD just spent the past... 13 minutes bullying SHU up and down the ice, including a SHU PP that looked worse than the Cornell mens' PP, and they just scored. Credit to SHU, they have a LOT of will, but MD just looks significantly better. It's like I'm watching a Sharks game.

MD 19 SOG - 6 SOG SHU. SHU's on the PP again to start period 2 because MD's captain enjoys committing crimes. Not that it matters, given how badly their first PP went.

stereax

stereax
Okay so MD just spent the past... 13 minutes bullying SHU up and down the ice, including a SHU PP that looked worse than the Cornell mens' PP, and they just scored. Credit to SHU, they have a LOT of will, but MD just looks significantly better. It's like I'm watching a Sharks game.

MD 19 SOG - 6 SOG SHU. SHU's on the PP again to start period 2 because MD's captain enjoys committing crimes. Not that it matters, given how badly their first PP went.

MD got 3 more this period, including 2 in the last 20 seconds. 34 SOG to 8. That's how this one's going.

As expected, the Bulldogs are the far better team... should be a very tough test for Cornell. If results hold in the other openers, we're looking at 4 ECAC vs. 4 WCHA teams to go to the Frozen Four.

imafrshmn
As expected, the Bulldogs are the far better team... should be a very tough test for Cornell. If results hold in the other openers, we're looking at 4 ECAC vs. 4 WCHA teams to go to the Frozen Four.

Worried about Minnesota tbh. They look good. Literally dog-walking SHU up and down the ice.

stereax

imafrshmn
As expected, the Bulldogs are the far better team... should be a very tough test for Cornell. If results hold in the other openers, we're looking at 4 ECAC vs. 4 WCHA teams to go to the Frozen Four.

Worried about Minnesota tbh. They look good. Literally dog-walking SHU up and down the ice.

It’s tough to tell against a NEWHA team. Cornell beat the NEWHA champ like 8-0 in the first round last year.

Weder

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imafrshmn
As expected, the Bulldogs are the far better team... should be a very tough test for Cornell. If results hold in the other openers, we're looking at 4 ECAC vs. 4 WCHA teams to go to the Frozen Four.

Worried about Minnesota tbh. They look good. Literally dog-walking SHU up and down the ice.

It’s tough to tell against a NEWHA team. Cornell beat the NEWHA champ like 8-0 in the first round last year.

Please watch some of this game and you will see my concern. SHU is seeded 11 and MD is opening them like a can of beans.

PSU was 31-5 and STL is handling them

Sacred Heart was the 3rd best NEWHA.

The lost to Quin 8-1, RPI 4-0, brown 3-0

Duluth split with Colgate So they will be a good test. Lost to Wisc 5 times which is what you would expect

upprdeck
PSU was 31-5 and STL is handling them

Sacred Heart was the 3rd best NEWHA.

The lost to Quin 8-1, RPI 4-0, brown 3-0

Duluth split with Colgate So they will be a good test. Lost to Wisc 5 times which is what you would expect

Wisconsin is like, the superteam right? Ohio too, iirc?

Anyway. MD wins 6-1. 58 SOG to 12. MD's 21 looked to take a bad tumble with a few minutes left, might be injured.

stereax

Weder

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imafrshmn
As expected, the Bulldogs are the far better team... should be a very tough test for Cornell. If results hold in the other openers, we're looking at 4 ECAC vs. 4 WCHA teams to go to the Frozen Four.

Worried about Minnesota tbh. They look good. Literally dog-walking SHU up and down the ice.

It’s tough to tell against a NEWHA team. Cornell beat the NEWHA champ like 8-0 in the first round last year.

Please watch some of this game and you will see my concern. SHU is seeded 11 and MD is opening them like a can of beans.

I was able to see the first period and a half and it wasn’t close. But NEHWA teams are not competitive with the top teams in the WCHA and ECAC on most days. That said, yes UMD will be a huge test.

Weder

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Weder

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imafrshmn
As expected, the Bulldogs are the far better team... should be a very tough test for Cornell. If results hold in the other openers, we're looking at 4 ECAC vs. 4 WCHA teams to go to the Frozen Four.

Worried about Minnesota tbh. They look good. Literally dog-walking SHU up and down the ice.

It’s tough to tell against a NEWHA team. Cornell beat the NEWHA champ like 8-0 in the first round last year.

Please watch some of this game and you will see my concern. SHU is seeded 11 and MD is opening them like a can of beans.

I was able to see the first period and a half and it wasn’t close. But NEHWA teams are not competitive with the top teams in the WCHA and ECAC on most days. That said, yes UMD will be a huge test.

I haven't seen a team dominate another that hard since the first round of the Beanpot. Now, idk whether that means MD is good or SHU is just trash, but Cornell has, from my watching, not really dominated play against an opponent in that fashion maybe ever this year.

St Lawrence and Clarkson both advance. Four ECAC teams competing in the next round.

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Weder

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Weder

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imafrshmn
As expected, the Bulldogs are the far better team... should be a very tough test for Cornell. If results hold in the other openers, we're looking at 4 ECAC vs. 4 WCHA teams to go to the Frozen Four.

Worried about Minnesota tbh. They look good. Literally dog-walking SHU up and down the ice.

It’s tough to tell against a NEWHA team. Cornell beat the NEWHA champ like 8-0 in the first round last year.

Please watch some of this game and you will see my concern. SHU is seeded 11 and MD is opening them like a can of beans.

I was able to see the first period and a half and it wasn’t close. But NEHWA teams are not competitive with the top teams in the WCHA and ECAC on most days. That said, yes UMD will be a huge test.

I haven't seen a team dominate another that hard since the first round of the Beanpot. Now, idk whether that means MD is good or SHU is just trash, but Cornell has, from my watching, not really dominated play against an opponent in that fashion maybe ever this year.

UMD is very good, but Sacred Heart is weaker than anyone we’ve played this year. Don’t take too much from it. Last year we similarly dominated our 1st round game against a similar opponent, but then had no answer for Colgate in the quarterfinal.

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As expected, the Bulldogs are the far better team... should be a very tough test for Cornell. If results hold in the other openers, we're looking at 4 ECAC vs. 4 WCHA teams to go to the Frozen Four.

Worried about Minnesota tbh. They look good. Literally dog-walking SHU up and down the ice.

It’s tough to tell against a NEWHA team. Cornell beat the NEWHA champ like 8-0 in the first round last year.

Please watch some of this game and you will see my concern. SHU is seeded 11 and MD is opening them like a can of beans.

I was able to see the first period and a half and it wasn’t close. But NEHWA teams are not competitive with the top teams in the WCHA and ECAC on most days. That said, yes UMD will be a huge test.

I haven't seen a team dominate another that hard since the first round of the Beanpot. Now, idk whether that means MD is good or SHU is just trash, but Cornell has, from my watching, not really dominated play against an opponent in that fashion maybe ever this year.

UMD is very good, but Sacred Heart is weaker than anyone we’ve played this year. Don’t take too much from it. Last year we similarly dominated our 1st round game against a similar opponent, but then had no answer for Colgate in the quarterfinal.

Alright, gotcha. Perhaps the SHU goalie was giving me shades of Bergmann, but we can't let ourselves be outchanced like we were in several games this season. Gotta get the pucks on net and in. What I will say is MD's goalie seems to like to challenge skaters on the rush - iirc the SHU goal was a 2-woman rush where the goalie stuck to the puck carrier, blocked it, but gave up a juicy rebound on an open net to the other player.

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As expected, the Bulldogs are the far better team... should be a very tough test for Cornell. If results hold in the other openers, we're looking at 4 ECAC vs. 4 WCHA teams to go to the Frozen Four.

Worried about Minnesota tbh. They look good. Literally dog-walking SHU up and down the ice.

It’s tough to tell against a NEWHA team. Cornell beat the NEWHA champ like 8-0 in the first round last year.

Please watch some of this game and you will see my concern. SHU is seeded 11 and MD is opening them like a can of beans.

I was able to see the first period and a half and it wasn’t close. But NEHWA teams are not competitive with the top teams in the WCHA and ECAC on most days. That said, yes UMD will be a huge test.

I haven't seen a team dominate another that hard since the first round of the Beanpot. Now, idk whether that means MD is good or SHU is just trash, but Cornell has, from my watching, not really dominated play against an opponent in that fashion maybe ever this year.

UMD is very good, but Sacred Heart is weaker than anyone we’ve played this year. Don’t take too much from it. Last year we similarly dominated our 1st round game against a similar opponent, but then had no answer for Colgate in the quarterfinal.

Alright, gotcha. Perhaps the SHU goalie was giving me shades of Bergmann, but we can't let ourselves be outchanced like we were in several games this season. Gotta get the pucks on net and in. What I will say is MD's goalie seems to like to challenge skaters on the rush - iirc the SHU goal was a 2-woman rush where the goalie stuck to the puck carrier, blocked it, but gave up a juicy rebound on an open net to the other player.

The UMD goalie, along with Bergman and the Wisconsin goalie, is one of the 3 finalists for national goalie of the year.

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As expected, the Bulldogs are the far better team... should be a very tough test for Cornell. If results hold in the other openers, we're looking at 4 ECAC vs. 4 WCHA teams to go to the Frozen Four.

Worried about Minnesota tbh. They look good. Literally dog-walking SHU up and down the ice.

It’s tough to tell against a NEWHA team. Cornell beat the NEWHA champ like 8-0 in the first round last year.

Please watch some of this game and you will see my concern. SHU is seeded 11 and MD is opening them like a can of beans.

I was able to see the first period and a half and it wasn’t close. But NEHWA teams are not competitive with the top teams in the WCHA and ECAC on most days. That said, yes UMD will be a huge test.

I haven't seen a team dominate another that hard since the first round of the Beanpot. Now, idk whether that means MD is good or SHU is just trash, but Cornell has, from my watching, not really dominated play against an opponent in that fashion maybe ever this year.

UMD is very good, but Sacred Heart is weaker than anyone we’ve played this year. Don’t take too much from it. Last year we similarly dominated our 1st round game against a similar opponent, but then had no answer for Colgate in the quarterfinal.

Alright, gotcha. Perhaps the SHU goalie was giving me shades of Bergmann, but we can't let ourselves be outchanced like we were in several games this season. Gotta get the pucks on net and in. What I will say is MD's goalie seems to like to challenge skaters on the rush - iirc the SHU goal was a 2-woman rush where the goalie stuck to the puck carrier, blocked it, but gave up a juicy rebound on an open net to the other player.

The UMD goalie, along with Bergman and the Wisconsin goalie, is one of the 3 finalists for national goalie of the year.

Ah, beans.