HARVARD SUCKS

Multi-sport sucking is even sweeter. At least Harvard hoops is not currently suffering from the peculiar-to-Harvard self-esteem issue, as described in Doonesbury.

This is probably buried somewhere in TBRW or similar stats (gad, is there nothing we do not collect and parse?). When did Cornell most dominate Harvard? It could be a single season, it could be the three- or four-year of one class, there could be extra credit for wins in sports Cornell cares about. I would say it would need to include a sweep in hockey or at least a wondrous comeback in the playoffs, plus lacrosse, plus football (uh-oh), probably soccer since Harvard takes that seriously.

billhoward
This is probably buried somewhere in TBRW or similar stats (gad, is there nothing we do not collect and parse?). When did Cornell most dominate Harvard? It could be a single season, it could be the three- or four-year of one class, there could be extra credit for wins in sports Cornell cares about. I would say it would need to include a sweep in hockey or at least a wondrous comeback in the playoffs, plus lacrosse, plus football (uh-oh), probably soccer since Harvard takes that seriously.

Harvard doesn't care about lacrosse, though. It ought to be in sports both teams value (maximize their suffering).

Trotsky
Harvard doesn't care about lacrosse, though.

They do now, since they hired Cornell Alum John Tillman, '91. He's been pulling in Blue Chip recruits and will make some noise this year. I think they're preseason ranked No. 11 and third in the Ivies.

TimV

Trotsky
Harvard doesn't care about lacrosse, though.

They do now, since they hired Cornell Alum John Tillman, '91. He's been pulling in Blue Chip recruits and will make some noise this year. I think they're preseason ranked No. 11 and third in the Ivies.

The Cantabs could be getting better and Harvard still might not care. It would be nice for Harvard to hover near the top ten and be a close game each year in their loss to us.

Trotsky

billhoward
This is probably buried somewhere in TBRW or similar stats (gad, is there nothing we do not collect and parse?). When did Cornell most dominate Harvard? It could be a single season, it could be the three- or four-year of one class, there could be extra credit for wins in sports Cornell cares about. I would say it would need to include a sweep in hockey or at least a wondrous comeback in the playoffs, plus lacrosse, plus football (uh-oh), probably soccer since Harvard takes that seriously.

Harvard doesn't care about lacrosse, though. It ought to be in sports both teams value (maximize their suffering).

Wait, wait, wait. This competition has to be either about things Harvard students value or sports. It cannot be both.

billhoward

TimV

Trotsky
Harvard doesn't care about lacrosse, though.

They do now, since they hired Cornell Alum John Tillman, '91. He's been pulling in Blue Chip recruits and will make some noise this year. I think they're preseason ranked No. 11 and third in the Ivies.

The Cantabs could be getting better and Harvard still might not care. It would be nice for Harvard to hover near the top ten and be a close game each year in their loss to us.

Harvard cares. If you assume that hockey is important to Harvard, then the deciding factor is clearly NOT student participation or general attendance. So the fact that they finally burst out of "Harvard tradition mode" by getting rid of Scott Anderson who followed Bob Scalise and hiring an acknowledged top assistant (Tillman was thought to be next in line at Navy) and getting several of the most nationally sought-after recruits tells me they care. They've lately had guys on the cover of Inside Lacrosse and the Great Atlantic Lacrosse catalog. Those things have never happened before for Harvard, like they never happened before for us before Max.

From the NESN Website, an article on Harvard in the Beanpot; this quote from their captain Alex Biega

“I’ve learned two things about the Beanpot,” he said at the media luncheon on Wednesday. “One is any team can win the Beanpot in any given year. Two is that [head coach Ted] Donato probably has more hair than we have fans.”

I also liked this:

“We’ve worked hard in practice,” freshman forward Louis Leblanc told the team’s Web site.

I talk to my computer?

captain Alex Biega
“I’ve learned two things about the Beanpot,” he said at the media luncheon on Wednesday. “One is any team can win the Beanpot in any given year."

Really? You've learned THAT? What I've learned is that two and only two teams can win the Beanpot.

*cough* 1993 *cough*

So, does anybody know if we can watch the suckitude online?

Yeah the beanpot is online here [myp2p.eu]
You got to download Streamtorrent [groups.google.com]

Robb
So, does anybody know if we can watch the suckitude online?

If you live in the Northeast, it's on NESN.

Josh '99

Killer
I didn't check everyone's upcoming schedule for non-conference play, but assuming Harvard gives it up to Union, RPI, or Princeton before their annual Beanpot debacle, FWIW the ECAC could hold it into this year's playoffs.

Why are you assuming Harvard is going to lose in the Beanpot?



Yeah, I couldn't say that with a straight face. It's because they suck and they always tank in the Beanpot. Carry on.

...and they deliver in royal fashion, as promised.

Jim Hyla
From the NESN Website, an article on Harvard in the Beanpot; this quote from their captain Alex Biega

“I’ve learned two things about the Beanpot,” he said at the media luncheon on Wednesday. “One is any team can win the Beanpot in any given year. Two is that [head coach Ted] Donato probably has more hair than we have fans.”

False
True

 

___________________________
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

Harvard lost to Northeastern who really isn't all that good this year. Harvard continues to suck

judy
Harvard lost to Northeastern who really isn't all that good this year. Harvard continues to suck

Congratulations to Cambridge Community College for their 20th last-place championship in this thing. Beanpot Patsies, 2010.

Jim Hyla

Jim Hyla
From the NESN Website, an article on Harvard in the Beanpot; this quote from their captain Alex Biega

“I’ve learned two things about the Beanpot,” he said at the media luncheon on Wednesday. “One is any team can win the Beanpot in any given year. Two is that [head coach Ted] Donato probably has more hair than we have fans.”

False
True

Maybe he wants to rethink this.

Bump....because they still suck.

CU at Stanford
Bump....because they still suck.

It's a sticky now. Can't really be bumped any higher.

CowbellGuy

CU at Stanford
Bump....because they still suck.

It's a sticky now. Can't really be bumped any higher.

Well, you could put a big banner at the top of the front page that says "Harvard Sucks", right next to the eLynah logo. But that might be overkill.

I think it was more fun to bump this thread a bunch of times as the game approached. It almost seems less obvious when it's stuck around all the tech support threads.

Well. Harvard sucks, in any case.

True, but their free audio link is crystal clear --->

Well, that's a thread topic change I can also get behind.

RichH
Well, that's a thread topic change I can also get behind.

Yeah, when was the last time Hermo won an NCAA tournament game? Way to represent!

Well that's different.

Josh '99
Well that's different.

Finally, a thread that isn't afraid to tell the truth!

Roy 82

RichH
Well, that's a thread topic change I can also get behind.

Yeah, when was the last time Hermo won an NCAA tournament game? Way to represent!

He had a three-goal lead over Maine, but blew it.

The ten thousand Women and Men at Harvard? Both suck.

Two words: fish schlong

jtwcornell91
Two words: fish schlong

Whoa. Thread circular reference. Did you just create an infinite loop in some other universe?

jtwcornell91
Two words: fish schlong

As I posted on another thread:

Personally, I'd rather not have fish in the playoffs. There's too much at stake, and there's always some dude who throws it at the wrong time. I can't imagine they're going to allow any stupidity. All we need is a delay of game penalty giving them the game winning PP.

Jim Hyla

jtwcornell91
Two words: fish schlong

As I posted on another thread:

Personally, I'd rather not have fish in the playoffs. There's too much at stake, and there's always some dude who throws it at the wrong time. I can't imagine they're going to allow any stupidity. All we need is a delay of game penalty giving them the game winning PP.

I hadn't realized people made that distinction. I reckon that somebody can't understand the distinction between the first and second periods is also not going to distinguish between regular season and the playoffs.

jtwcornell91

Jim Hyla

jtwcornell91
Two words: fish schlong

As I posted on another thread:

Personally, I'd rather not have fish in the playoffs. There's too much at stake, and there's always some dude who throws it at the wrong time. I can't imagine they're going to allow any stupidity. All we need is a delay of game penalty giving them the game winning PP.

I hadn't realized people made that distinction. I reckon that somebody can't understand the distinction between the first and second periods is also not going to distinguish between regular season and the playoffs.

Yeah, as usual, the problem in that case wouldn't be the presence of fish, it'd be the presence of morons. Non-morons and fish should mix well regardless of the game.

French Rage

jtwcornell91

Jim Hyla

jtwcornell91
Two words: fish schlong

As I posted on another thread:

Personally, I'd rather not have fish in the playoffs. There's too much at stake, and there's always some dude who throws it at the wrong time. I can't imagine they're going to allow any stupidity. All we need is a delay of game penalty giving them the game winning PP.

I hadn't realized people made that distinction. I reckon that somebody can't understand the distinction between the first and second periods is also not going to distinguish between regular season and the playoffs.

Yeah, as usual, the problem in that case wouldn't be the presence of fish, it'd be the presence of morons. Non-morons and fish should mix well regardless of the game.

No, the problem is both morons and fish. You need both for a problem. Which is easier to eliminate?

Jim Hyla

French Rage

jtwcornell91

Jim Hyla

jtwcornell91
Two words: fish schlong

As I posted on another thread:

Personally, I'd rather not have fish in the playoffs. There's too much at stake, and there's always some dude who throws it at the wrong time. I can't imagine they're going to allow any stupidity. All we need is a delay of game penalty giving them the game winning PP.

I hadn't realized people made that distinction. I reckon that somebody can't understand the distinction between the first and second periods is also not going to distinguish between regular season and the playoffs.

Yeah, as usual, the problem in that case wouldn't be the presence of fish, it'd be the presence of morons. Non-morons and fish should mix well regardless of the game.

No, the problem is both morons and fish. You need both for a problem. Which is easier to eliminate?

If fish are moronic, only morons will have fish.

It's not right to call these potential fish throwers morons. If they aren't ELF readers, how can you expect them to know what the right thing to do is in this unprecedented (I think) situation. I personally don't think it will be a problem when some people likely throw fish this weekend. Who says you can't have more than one "fish game" in a season? Oh right, ELFers say that as if it's self-evident.

imafrshmn
It's not right to call these potential fish throwers morons. If they aren't ELF readers, how can you expect them to know what the right thing to do is in this unprecedented (I think) situation. I personally don't think it will be a problem when some people likely throw fish this weekend. Who says you can't have more than one "fish game" in a season? Oh right, ELFers say that as if it's self-evident.

I think (hope) that the people concerned about morons are referring to people who throw anything on the ice after the first note of the Canadian anthem has been struck. I'm in the camp that would prefer to see fish only for the regular season game, but I also wouldn't refer to people who throw before the anthems as morons.

Robb

imafrshmn
It's not right to call these potential fish throwers morons. If they aren't ELF readers, how can you expect them to know what the right thing to do is in this unprecedented (I think) situation. I personally don't think it will be a problem when some people likely throw fish this weekend. Who says you can't have more than one "fish game" in a season? Oh right, ELFers say that as if it's self-evident.

I think (hope) that the people concerned about morons are referring to people who throw anything on the ice after the first note of the Canadian anthem has been struck. I'm in the camp that would prefer to see fish only for the regular season game, but I also wouldn't refer to people who throw before the anthems as morons.

Agree, I know that I, for sure, and I think all other posters here are referring to throwing after, when it has a chance of a penalty. If you reread the posts, you'll see mention of wrong time, penalty, etc..

As I've said, I'd not prefer none in post season, mainly because of potential penalties. However if they must, I hope you can spread the word on throwing etiquette, and save the team from a penalty.

imafrshmn
in this unprecedented (I think) situation.

In '00, when Harvard came calling for a quintafinal series, athletics hung giant signs at the entrances threatening fish throwers and stepped up searches at the doors. Fish still made its way on to the ice before each game of course.

That series also featured a lot of abuse for this guy: [www.thecrimson.com]

Chris '03
That series also featured a lot of abuse for this guy: [www.thecrimson.com]

It was cognitively dissonant to meet him later in Lake Placid and find he was a modest, funny guy.

Chris '03

imafrshmn
in this unprecedented (I think) situation.

In '00, when Harvard came calling for a quintafinal series, athletics hung giant signs at the entrances threatening fish throwers and stepped up searches at the doors. Fish still made its way on to the ice before each game of course.

That series also featured a lot of abuse for this guy: [www.thecrimson.com]

His article is actually funny and better content that most of the posts on eLynah this week.


29.what?

Jim Hyla

French Rage

jtwcornell91

Jim Hyla

jtwcornell91
Two words: fish schlong

As I posted on another thread:

Personally, I'd rather not have fish in the playoffs. There's too much at stake, and there's always some dude who throws it at the wrong time. I can't imagine they're going to allow any stupidity. All we need is a delay of game penalty giving them the game winning PP.

I hadn't realized people made that distinction. I reckon that somebody can't understand the distinction between the first and second periods is also not going to distinguish between regular season and the playoffs.

Yeah, as usual, the problem in that case wouldn't be the presence of fish, it'd be the presence of morons. Non-morons and fish should mix well regardless of the game.

No, the problem is both morons and fish. You need both for a problem. Which is easier to eliminate?

In Lynah, or life in general? [Insert Sarah Palin joke here]

Robb

imafrshmn
It's not right to call these potential fish throwers morons. If they aren't ELF readers, how can you expect them to know what the right thing to do is in this unprecedented (I think) situation. I personally don't think it will be a problem when some people likely throw fish this weekend. Who says you can't have more than one "fish game" in a season? Oh right, ELFers say that as if it's self-evident.

I think (hope) that the people concerned about morons are referring to people who throw anything on the ice after the first note of the Canadian anthem has been struck. I'm in the camp that would prefer to see fish only for the regular season game, but I also wouldn't refer to people who throw before the anthems as morons.

Yes, "morons" meant people who throw stuff on the ice after the accepted time. I can understand the idea of wanting to have it just the one R.S. Harvard game per year, but it's still against Harvard. Spreading it to against other teams would be just plain ridiculous, but I view getting them for a home playoff series as bonus Harvard games, so thow 'em if you got 'em, with of course the caveat that being a playoff game it's all the more important it's done responsibly.

Harvard women? Suck.

Josh '99
Harvard women? Suck.

NOW we're back to the spirit of the thread. I can't believe this was used for actual discussion outside of one point: Havard Sucks.

Just wanted to check in for the family and state that hahvhad sucks.
My son cannot say that or he will get in trouble so he asked me to post his picture from his cornell hockey weekend last year (he just turned 2

Ian - Lets go red

it was too big so i made it a link

Awesome suck turned in by Harvard collectively this weekend. 3-14, 0-3-0, both teams done for the year.

Cornell Hockey finishes 6-0-1 against Harvard this season and outscores them 36-13 cumulatively.

From Keith Olbermann on a WSJ.com chat during Cornell's win over Wisconsin:

1:26 pm CU 74, UW 54; 9:31 left, 2nd Half by Keith Olbermann Add a Comment
I always felt like all of us Ivies kind of shared days like this. On the other hand, screw Harvard.

[blogs.wsj.com]

Weder
From Keith Olbermann on a WSJ.com chat during Cornell's win over Wisconsin:

1:26 pm CU 74, UW 54; 9:31 left, 2nd Half by Keith Olbermann Add a Comment
I always felt like all of us Ivies kind of shared days like this. On the other hand, screw Harvard.

[blogs.wsj.com]

Shocking quote from someone who is usually so afraid to speak his mind.

I love it!

How big of a loser are you if you have to to cheat to get good grades at Harvard?

Ha ha ha. Have fun in jail, pretty boy.

Wow. This kid took "go big or go home" to heart.

Robb
How big of a loser are you if you have to to cheat to get good grades at Harvard?

Ha ha ha. Have fun in jail, pretty boy.

Will he now go on to be a Senator?

KeithK

Robb
How big of a loser are you if you have to to cheat to get good grades at Harvard?

Ha ha ha. Have fun in jail, pretty boy.

Will he now go on to be a Senator?

Perhaps he also served in Vietnam?

amerks127

KeithK

Robb
How big of a loser are you if you have to to cheat to get good grades at Harvard?

Ha ha ha. Have fun in jail, pretty boy.

Will he now go on to be a Senator?

Perhaps he also served in Vietnam?

"When I returned, Mary Jo and the car were gone."

amerks127

KeithK

Robb
How big of a loser are you if you have to to cheat to get good grades at Harvard?

Ha ha ha. Have fun in jail, pretty boy.

Will he now go on to be a Senator?

Perhaps he also served in Vietnam?

And coached Notre Dame football.

KeithK

Robb
How big of a loser are you if you have to to cheat to get good grades at Harvard?

Ha ha ha. Have fun in jail, pretty boy.

Will he now go on to be a Senator?

I was going to respond, but thought better of it. A number of smileys I could use.

Jim Hyla

KeithK

Robb
How big of a loser are you if you have to to cheat to get good grades at Harvard?

Ha ha ha. Have fun in jail, pretty boy.

Will he now go on to be a Senator?

I was going to respond, but thought better of it. A number of smileys I could use.

Senator and Mrs. Blutarsky? (I know, that was Dartmouth, not Harvard.)

I just saw a great flick, The Secret in Their Eyes (El secreto de sus ojos).

It does have a pretty good "Harvard Sucks" moment early on. You won't embarrass yourself if, when the heroine says she didn't go to Harvard (guess where she did go), you yell out "Because Harvard Sucks!"

Since I'm not one to repeat rumors, I'll just link to them instead:

[url=

Source told me today that Habs prospect Louis Leblanc, now represented by Pat Brisson, will leave Harvard and play in Hamilton (AHL) 2010-11

— Jimmy Murphy (@MurphysLaw74) May 28, 2010

]Aaaaah - See ya, you goon![/url]

Robb
Since I'm not one to repeat rumors, I'll just link to them instead:

[url=

Source told me today that Habs prospect Louis Leblanc, now represented by Pat Brisson, will leave Harvard and play in Hamilton (AHL) 2010-11

— Jimmy Murphy (@MurphysLaw74) May 28, 2010

]Aaaaah - See ya, you goon![/url][/quote]

If true, he'll finish his "career" 0-4 against Cornell.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/29/2010 10:55AM by scoop85.

More [url=

habs prospects Louis Leblanc is now represented by top agent PAt Brisson

— Jérôme Bérubé (@Jerome_Berube) May 28, 2010

]grist[/url] for the rumor mill as part of the report (the important one for eligibility purposes) is from a more "[url=http://twitter.com/nhldraftvideo]official[/url]" site.

Trotsky
More [url=

habs prospects Louis Leblanc is now represented by top agent PAt Brisson

— Jérôme Bérubé (@Jerome_Berube) May 28, 2010

]grist[/url] for the rumor mill as part of the report (the important one for eligibility purposes) is from a more "[url=http://twitter.com/nhldraftvideo]official[/url]" site.[/quote]

The first name I saw on that twitter feed was Danny Biega. Then, I saw Leblanc and wondered if there was actually a Harvard fan who cared enough to do a twitter feed about Harvard players.

#HarvardSucks

judy

Trotsky
More [url=

habs prospects Louis Leblanc is now represented by top agent PAt Brisson

— Jérôme Bérubé (@Jerome_Berube) May 28, 2010

]grist[/url] for the rumor mill as part of the report (the important one for eligibility purposes) is from a more "[url=http://twitter.com/nhldraftvideo]official[/url]" site.[/quote]

The first name I saw on that twitter feed was Danny Biega. Then, I saw Leblanc and wondered if there was actually a Harvard fan who cared enough to do a twitter feed about Harvard players.

#HarvardSucks[/quote]Funny you should say that, as the reax on USCHO among Harvard fans has been to dump on him. Classy, not so much.

Leblanc rumor (or rumour) makes the Montreal papers.

Trotsky
Leblanc rumor (or rumour) makes the Montreal papers.

Lots of ECAC representation at the Canadiens development camp.

Trotsky
Leblanc rumor (or rumour) makes the Montreal papers.

Another article from The Montreal Gazette, with a quote from Leblanc.

“On paper, we were as good as any team in the league,” said Leblanc. “After the first two games, we thought we’d have an unbelievable season. Everything was clicking, we were up 3-1 against Cornell at their rink and Cornell is one of the hardest rinks to play in. (But we lost) and after that game, everything went down and we didn’t really catch a break. It was really disappointing.”

Read more: [www.montrealgazette.com]

Jim Hyla
Another article from The Montreal Gazette, with a quote from Leblanc.

“On paper, we were as good as any team in the league,” said Leblanc. “After the first two games, we thought we’d have an unbelievable season. Everything was clicking, we were up 3-1 against Cornell at their rink and Cornell is one of the hardest rinks to play in. (But we lost) and after that game, everything went down and we didn’t really catch a break. It was really disappointing.”

Read more: [www.montrealgazette.com]

And that is why we made these:

Jim Hyla

Trotsky
Leblanc rumor (or rumour) makes the Montreal papers.

Another article from The Montreal Gazette, with a quote from Leblanc.

“On paper, we were as good as any team in the league,” said Leblanc. “After the first two games, we thought we’d have an unbelievable season. Everything was clicking, we were up 3-1 against Cornell at their rink and Cornell is one of the hardest rinks to play in. (But we lost) and after that game, everything went down and we didn’t really catch a break. It was really disappointing.”

Read more: [www.montrealgazette.com]

Sending Harvard's season into a downward spiral has to be the second best thing the team did this past season (after winning the ECAC, of course).

Josh '99

Jim Hyla

Trotsky
Leblanc rumor (or rumour) makes the Montreal papers.

Another article from The Montreal Gazette, with a quote from Leblanc.

“On paper, we were as good as any team in the league,” said Leblanc. “After the first two games, we thought we’d have an unbelievable season. Everything was clicking, we were up 3-1 against Cornell at their rink and Cornell is one of the hardest rinks to play in. (But we lost) and after that game, everything went down and we didn’t really catch a break. It was really disappointing.”

Read more: [www.montrealgazette.com]

Sending Harvard's season into a downward spiral has to be the second best thing the team did this past season (after winning the ECAC, of course).

I don't think we can take the whole credit for their demise, some has to go to Donato.

Jim Hyla

Josh '99

Jim Hyla

Trotsky
Leblanc rumor (or rumour) makes the Montreal papers.

Another article from The Montreal Gazette, with a quote from Leblanc.

“On paper, we were as good as any team in the league,” said Leblanc. “After the first two games, we thought we’d have an unbelievable season. Everything was clicking, we were up 3-1 against Cornell at their rink and Cornell is one of the hardest rinks to play in. (But we lost) and after that game, everything went down and we didn’t really catch a break. It was really disappointing.”

Read more: [www.montrealgazette.com]

Sending Harvard's season into a downward spiral has to be the second best thing the team did this past season (after winning the ECAC, of course).

I don't think we can take the whole credit for their demise, some has to go to Donato.

I really wonder how much longer Donato will be behind the bench.

munchkin

Jim Hyla

Josh '99

Jim Hyla

Trotsky
Leblanc rumor (or rumour) makes the Montreal papers.

Another article from The Montreal Gazette, with a quote from Leblanc.

“On paper, we were as good as any team in the league,” said Leblanc. “After the first two games, we thought we’d have an unbelievable season. Everything was clicking, we were up 3-1 against Cornell at their rink and Cornell is one of the hardest rinks to play in. (But we lost) and after that game, everything went down and we didn’t really catch a break. It was really disappointing.”

Read more: [www.montrealgazette.com]

Sending Harvard's season into a downward spiral has to be the second best thing the team did this past season (after winning the ECAC, of course).

I don't think we can take the whole credit for their demise, some has to go to Donato.

I really wonder how much longer Donato will be behind the bench.

Hopefully a good long time. (Wouldn't want them to actually pick a good coach one of these days...)

More on Leblanc - according to Bob McKenzie on twitter [www.twitter.com], his rights in the Q were traded from Chicoutimi to Montreal yesterday. There's a few tweets about it from approximately 4 PM yesterday. McKenzie speculates that if he leaves, a main reason will be the late start date to Ivy League teams' seasons causing him to be overlooked for a spot on the Canadian World Juniors team.

It's still more than seven weeks away, and I'm already excited about Lynah East. Drop the puck!!

The gravitational attraction force between Harvard and another mass is inversely proportional to the square of their separation distance. The force is always attractive and acts along the line joining them.

Trotsky
The gravitational attraction force between Harvard and another mass is inversely proportional to the square of their separation distance. The force is always attractive and acts along the line joining them.

Frankly I find them pretty repulsive but they still suck.

They can't even get the damn time right on their tickets.

Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Jim Hyla

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Doubtful. Harvard (13-3) has a home basketball game that night against Cornell.

nyc94

Jim Hyla

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Doubtful. Harvard (13-3) has a home basketball game that night against Cornell.

Well that is making a big assumption, you clearly believe that a Sucks fan knows the difference. I think it is a debatable proposition at best.

nyc94

Jim Hyla

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Doubtful. Harvard (13-3) has a home basketball game that night against Cornell.

But that certainly effects parking.

Towerroad

nyc94

Jim Hyla

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Doubtful. Harvard (13-3) has a home basketball game that night against Cornell.

Well that is making a big assumption, you clearly believe that a Sucks fan knows the difference. I think it is a debatable proposition at best.

I thought they had established a basketball bandwagon last year. I assumed the drunk football players that used to show up late for their hockey games had moved on to the greener pastures of basketball.

Jim Hyla

nyc94

Jim Hyla

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Doubtful. Harvard (13-3) has a home basketball game that night against Cornell.

But that certainly effects parking.

Having a home basketball game creates parking?

Jim Hyla

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Why not? Watching an empty arena would be more entertaining than 2011 Harvard hockey.

Kyle Rose

Jim Hyla

nyc94

Jim Hyla

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Doubtful. Harvard (13-3) has a home basketball game that night against Cornell.

But that certainly effects parking.

Having a home basketball game creates parking?

No, it effects it in a negative way.

[www.bartleby.com]

Effect. As noun, means result; as verb, means to bring about, accomplish (not to be confused with affect, which means "to influence". )

As noun, often loosely used in perfunctory writing about fashions, music, painting, and other arts: "an Oriental effect;" "effects in pale green;" "very delicate effects;" "broad effects;" "subtle effects;" "a charming effect was produced by." The writer who has a definite meaning to express will not take refuge in such vagueness.

Trotsky
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Effect. As noun, means result; as verb, means to bring about, accomplish (not to be confused with affect, which means "to influence". )

As noun, often loosely used in perfunctory writing about fashions, music, painting, and other arts: "an Oriental effect;" "effects in pale green;" "very delicate effects;" "broad effects;" "subtle effects;" "a charming effect was produced by." The writer who has a definite meaning to express will not take refuge in such vagueness.

Noted.

nyc94

Towerroad

nyc94

Jim Hyla

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Doubtful. Harvard (13-3) has a home basketball game that night against Cornell.

Well that is making a big assumption, you clearly believe that a Sucks fan knows the difference. I think it is a debatable proposition at best.

I thought they had established a basketball bandwagon last year. I assumed the drunk football players that used to show up late for their hockey games had moved on to the greener pastures of basketball.

Will people still follow their team now that Jeremy Lin is no longer there to help them win 50 consecutive Ivy titles?

French Rage

nyc94

Towerroad

nyc94

Jim Hyla

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Doubtful. Harvard (13-3) has a home basketball game that night against Cornell.

Well that is making a big assumption, you clearly believe that a Sucks fan knows the difference. I think it is a debatable proposition at best.

I thought they had established a basketball bandwagon last year. I assumed the drunk football players that used to show up late for their hockey games had moved on to the greener pastures of basketball.

Will people still follow their team now that Jeremy Lin is no longer there to help them win 50 consecutive Ivy titles?

Token Asians will make Harvard a perennial powerhouse?

French Rage

nyc94

Towerroad

nyc94

Jim Hyla

Towerroad
Both of their fans will show at 4:30.

But the question is will they stay?

Doubtful. Harvard (13-3) has a home basketball game that night against Cornell.

Well that is making a big assumption, you clearly believe that a Sucks fan knows the difference. I think it is a debatable proposition at best.

I thought they had established a basketball bandwagon last year. I assumed the drunk football players that used to show up late for their hockey games had moved on to the greener pastures of basketball.

Will people still follow their team now that Jeremy Lin is no longer there to help them win 50 consecutive Ivy titles?

Yeah Harvard is better this year although the fan support could be less because I think a lot of the fan support had to do with Lin

Looks like they are desperate to find fans they are giving away tickets and t shirts to encourage another fan to come to the game.

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this was my favorite part

Harvard students with a valid ID can pick up for free tickets to this weekend's games

tickets for free? four free tickets? do they have four fans to give tickets to?

Clearly Harvard Hockey is worth the price of admission.

A simple reiteration prior to the game tonight. Harvard sucks.

Anyone else having trouble logging on to Redcast?

This, well uh, sucks.

1-1 start lynah east living up to name. Good game so far a few to many turnovers. Looking forward to stronger 2nd.

With the win, Cornell has 5 straight wins against Harvard, their longest streak since 6 straight during the Silver Age of '02-04. Schafer is 21-9-1 in regular season games against them: 10-4-1 in Fish N Fowl and 11-5-0 at Lynah East.

When Mike became coach Cornell was 41-45-5 all-time vs Harvard and had just gone 2-20-3 from the infamous 11-3 Lynah loss to the end of the McCutcheon era. Since then Cornell is 30-12-2.

Thank you, Schafer.

Trotsky
With the win, Cornell has 5 straight wins against Harvard, their longest streak since 6 straight during the Silver Age of '02-04. Schafer is 21-9-1 in regular season games against them: 10-4-1 in Fish N Fowl and 11-5-0 at Lynah East.

When Mike became coach Cornell was 41-45-5 all-time vs Harvard and had just gone 2-20-3 from the infamous 11-3 Lynah loss to the end of the McCutcheon era. Since then Cornell is 30-12-2.

Thank you, Schafer.

...and Tomassoni and Mazzolini and Donato. But mostly Schafer. Thank you Schafer.