Cornell lacrosse 2022

i really think these schools need to spend just a small amount of money and get some remote controlled cameras. It would allow much better site lines since they could be elevated in these small arenas. they should each mount a static camera on the 2 blue lines that would help with the random off sides call. Cornell has the 2-3 blind spots with very bad views you dont even need to have movable cameras if you wont want and that would be very cheap to add..

the blue line cameras brought to you by Labatts Blue ice..

upprdeck
i really think these schools need to spend just a small amount of money and get some remote controlled cameras. It would allow much better site lines since they could be elevated in these small arenas. they should each mount a static camera on the 2 blue lines that would help with the random off sides call. Cornell has the 2-3 blind spots with very bad views you dont even need to have movable cameras if you wont want and that would be very cheap to add..

the blue line cameras brought to you by Labatts Blue ice..

I made that argument that we could raise the cams another 2-5 feet from their present location, although going all the way to the base of the rafters might call for a remote camera operator. I don't know why we don't have a video feed from above the two goals. I would like to have cams above the netting.

Overall, what we have now for sports is pretty good vs. 5+ years ago.

Oh, yeah, where's the in-goal cams?

billhoward

upprdeck
i really think these schools need to spend just a small amount of money and get some remote controlled cameras. It would allow much better site lines since they could be elevated in these small arenas. they should each mount a static camera on the 2 blue lines that would help with the random off sides call. Cornell has the 2-3 blind spots with very bad views you dont even need to have movable cameras if you wont want and that would be very cheap to add..

the blue line cameras brought to you by Labatts Blue ice..

I made that argument that we could raise the cams another 2-5 feet from their present location, although going all the way to the base of the rafters might call for a remote camera operator. I don't know why we don't have a video feed from above the two goals. I would like to have cams above the netting.

Overall, what we have now for sports is pretty good vs. 5+ years ago.

Oh, yeah, where's the in-goal cams?

Even techie RPI TV has let the second set of over the goal cams pass into history.
(I believe just the refs have those at Houston now.) But there is no excuse for the poor line of sight issue at Lynah. We've been bitching about it since just after the days Age's Hockeycam was given the boot.

marty

billhoward

upprdeck
i really think these schools need to spend just a small amount of money and get some remote controlled cameras. It would allow much better site lines since they could be elevated in these small arenas. they should each mount a static camera on the 2 blue lines that would help with the random off sides call. Cornell has the 2-3 blind spots with very bad views you dont even need to have movable cameras if you wont want and that would be very cheap to add..

the blue line cameras brought to you by Labatts Blue ice..

I made that argument that we could raise the cams another 2-5 feet from their present location, although going all the way to the base of the rafters might call for a remote camera operator. I don't know why we don't have a video feed from above the two goals. I would like to have cams above the netting.

Overall, what we have now for sports is pretty good vs. 5+ years ago.

Oh, yeah, where's the in-goal cams?

Even techie RPI TV has let the second set of over the goal cams pass into history.
(I believe just the refs have those at Houston now.) But there is no excuse for the poor line of sight issue at Lynah. We've been bitching about it since just after the days Age's Hockeycam was given the boot.

I can’t remember— back when they used to have occasional cable TV coverage of the games, did the networks also put an additional camera on the townie side? I know that they would build a temporary camera position at the top of G/H.

I can't remember whether it is ESPN+ or one of its 20 precursors, but somebody has a camera in the Zamboni corner for behind the net and it is freaking amazing.

Trotsky
I can't remember whether it is ESPN+ or one of its 20 precursors, but somebody has a camera in the Zamboni corner for behind the net and it is freaking amazing.

I’ve often wondered why there isn’t a permanent controllable camera mounted on the walkway platform above the scoreboard. If you’ve ever stood up there for warmups, the view is incredible.

But sure a single row of useless seats for donors that’s never really occupied makes more sense.

i think the finally removed the seats that were stuck behind the score board.. i found sitting up there to be a very hard watch.

Inside Lacrosse D1 Media Poll 2/28/22

 1  Maryland
 2  Virginia
 3  Georgetown 
 4  Rutgers 
 5  Penn was 10
11  Cornell was 14
13  Yale was 6
18  Princeton was 20
Also got votes: Brown, Hobart, Harvard

[www.insidelacrosse.com]

RichH

Trotsky
I can't remember whether it is ESPN+ or one of its 20 precursors, but somebody has a camera in the Zamboni corner for behind the net and it is freaking amazing.

I’ve often wondered why there isn’t a permanent controllable camera mounted on the walkway platform above the scoreboard. If you’ve ever stood up there for warmups, the view is incredible.

But sure a single row of useless seats for donors that’s never really occupied makes more sense.

I thought those were additional accessible seats?

Big tests for the team this week. A top 20 Hobart team comes to visit tonight (5 PM game), and then on Saturday a top 10 Ohio State team comes, likely looking for some revenge after losing one of the most entertaining games of the 2020 season (oh what could have been).

The offensive struggles are continuing, as Hobart leads 2-0 after 1 period. Both teams are playing excellent defense, but we look lost on offense, as everyone is standing around, and we're getting very few quality shots.

My amateur analysis: when we had truly great middies and attack, the key was, I thought, passing in tight spaces. This team seems unwilling or unable to attempt those passes. Rather, they work the perimeter and try to go 1 v 1. While I love Jason on hockey, he sems a bit lost on Lacrosse. Lots of stats and stories, not much useful description.

arugula
My amateur analysis: when we had truly great middies and attack, the key was, I thought, passing in tight spaces. This team seems unwilling or unable to attempt those passes. Rather, they work the perimeter and try to go 1 v 1. While I love Jason on hockey, he sems a bit lost on Lacrosse. Lots of stats and stories, not much useful description.

Just got home from work and see a 3-3 tie. Cornell had some really nice passes to the cutter against Lehigh. They can do that a lot more. Jeff Teat would almost always find the cutter with a perfect pass.

The midrange shots hurt us against Lehigh. Is that how Hobard scored its first three goals?

13 turnovers, seven uncaused, are a big problem.

Al DeFlorio
13 turnovers, seven uncaused, are a big problem.

I arrived in time to see a long pole try to clear all by himself, run into a triple team, and lose the ball.

When they drive the alley, they put a lot of pressure on Hobart's defense. I hope they do it more.

arugula
My amateur analysis: when we had truly great middies and attack, the key was, I thought, passing in tight spaces. This team seems unwilling or unable to attempt those passes. Rather, they work the perimeter and try to go 1 v 1. While I love Jason on hockey, he sems a bit lost on Lacrosse. Lots of stats and stories, not much useful description.

I usually sync Barry Leonard on WHCU with the ESPN broadcast.

Hobart       2  3  2  5  --  12
@Cornell     0  4  6  5  --  15

Slow start for Cornell hosting Hobart Tuesday evening, scoreless first period (for Cornell), 5-4 Hobart at the half.

Second half: Cornell opens to 8-5 six minutes into the third. Then 9-7. 10-7 end of third. Better. Not great. CJ Kirst has 3-1--4.

Fourth: Another quick pair of Cornell goals, it's 12-7 two minutes in, Cornell has outscored Hobart 8-2 second half so far. Four minutes in, Cornell has doubled Hobart, 14-7. Afterburners: 15-7. Bleep, we're letting the game almost slip away. Hobart got one back. Less than 7:00 to play. 15-8. Actually, Hobart gets 5 back, final score 15-12, it's a W and it's a reminder how in lacrosse a ~5-goal lead is never safe.

Cornell held Hobart scoreless for about 12 minutes late in the third and halfway through the fourth, getting up 15-7, then 15-8, then allowed the final 4 Hobart goals in three minutes, before Cornell shut it down the last 3 minutes, helped by a Hobart failed clear and turnover, no shots on goal. Closer than it should have been.

Six players score for Cornell: Coyle 4, Kirst and Kelleher 3, Blake and Piatelli 2, Licciardi 1. Chase Ierlan, 10 saves (7 first half, meaning just 3 second half) against 12 GA is .455. All but 4 Cornell goals came on scoring runs of 5 and 6.

Next up, 12 noon Saturday at Schoellkopf (for which I believe Cornell will start charging for admission: [cornellbigredtickets.universitytickets.com], $10-$5), Ohio State, in the also-receiving-votes category of the USILA poll.

Cornell is deadly in unsettled situations.

That looked like Coyle caught the ball off the goalie's stick and scored.

Great move putting Coyle at X while Mikey Long is injured.

Chayse is not getting to those midrange shots.

Too many midrange goals for Hobard but good win. See you blokes on Saturday.

yeah Irlan was off today on a lot of longer shots.. Team played in the stretch of about 20 min after the half and then poof gone the last 7-8 min. Would have been a tad upset had I been in a state to bet the -3.5.

I actually felt Chayse was great early today. The only time I felt the game was in doubt was in the first 20 minutes or so, and he repeatedly made saves in that portion of the game. The offense definitely felt forced at time, but obviously did enough to pull it out. @billhoward's post above mentioned OSU as receiving votes, but they are much more dangerous. A top 10 team looking for a signature win. I hope we play better than we did today and take that top 10 win for ourselves.

mike1960
Chayse is not getting to those midrange shots.

Two things contributed to this:

1. He wasn't stopping shots aimed low.
2. Their short sticks were beating ours, and our long sticks were slow to slide and back up the short sticks. In some cases, our long-stick defenders just watched the Hobart shooter shoot.

I couldn’t really tell from the broadcast, but did Hobart just sort of give up in the last 90 seconds or so? It didn’t seem like they were doubling very aggressively on D.

I didnt see from the broadcast.. who was the player who was helped off during the Hobart game?

Weder
I couldn’t really tell from the broadcast, but did Hobart just sort of give up in the last 90 seconds or so? It didn’t seem like they were doubling very aggressively on D.

Cornell did a really nice job moving the ball and using their feet to play keep-away. And then a rebound on a shot and it was over.

I agree that Ohio State will be real test because the Buckeyes are playing great. I saw some of the North Carolina game. They have a lot of good shooters on that team. I think a dozen or so players scored that day. They like to get the defense rotating and them find an attack in the seams in front of the goal. They also like the skip pass from X to a midfielder and then a hard shot. We'll have to be ready.

upprdeck
I didnt see from the broadcast.. who was the player who was helped off during the Hobart game?

John Lombardi. Someone posted on Fanlax that he has a torn ACL, but I haven't seen anything official.

scoop85

upprdeck
I didnt see from the broadcast.. who was the player who was helped off during the Hobart game?

John Lombardi. Someone posted on Fanlax that he has a torn ACL, but I haven't seen anything official.

It’s had to tell watching TV, but his injury seemed located more in his ankle. Also, the way it happened seemed to be when two Hobart players fell on him awkwardly. If indeed it is an ACL, it would be a freak injury. But he did seem to be in considerable pain.

In any case, he will be greatly missed. He really adds a dimension of quickness and dodging. Here’s wishing him a complete and speedy recovery.

Cornell shot clock violation. They should at least take a shot on goal and look for a rebound when the clock winds down.

The mid-range shot is our Achilles' heel this year.

A no-offense first period puts Cornell in a hole.

Won 3 of 4 faceoffs yet only 1 SOG.

It looks like Cornell will need to move the ball extremely well today to find open cutters on this Ohio State defense.

Cornell now is doing a really nice job getting the stickhead on the hands of the shooters.

Great job, Angelo.

That was a crazy good quarter of lacrosse for Cornell.

Jekyll and Hyde half.

Al DeFlorio
Jekyll and Hyde half.

Connor Buczek made some nice adjustments on a timeout when we were down 0-3. We've got a really good coach. Cornell is playing better now than they did under Milliman.

mike1960

Al DeFlorio
Jekyll and Hyde half.

Connor Buczek made some nice adjustments on a timeout when we were down 0-3. We've got a really good coach. Cornell is playing better now than they did under Milliman.

Need more adjustments...quick.

It looks like some possibilities when Coyle drives from behind the net and finds an open shooter on a skip pass.

Periods 1 and 3: 8-3 OSU

Periods 2 and 4: 11-2 Cornell

Sun? Wind? Uphill/downhill? Mid-half adjustments?

So far OSU hotshot Jack Myers is 1G,0A, 2 TO. Adler must be on him.

A really nice win. They were down a couple of times and kept playing their game. See you blokes next week.

Way for Cornell to finish strong after weak first and third quarters. Ohio State had more balanced scoring but only because Jack Myers, 30 points first four games, had just 1 point in Ithaca. Good that Cornell has several big scorers, making them go-to's when you really need a goal late.

#5 Ohio State   3  1  5  2  -- 11
#9 Cornell      0  7  3  4  -- 14 

Cornell       G-A--Pts
CJ Kirst      4-1--5  (13-7-20 YTD)
John Piatelli 4-0--4
Billy Coyle   2-2--4
Aiden Blake   1-2--3
Hugh Kelleher 2-2--3
Michael Long  1-2--2
Chayse Ierlan COR 11GA 11SV .500

Ohio State
Ed Shean      2-2--4
Jason Knox    2-0--2
Jack Myers    1-0--1 (13-17--30 first 4 games, then this)
6 others      1-0--1
Jason Caton   OSU 14GA 10SV .417

Cornell was 16x29 on faceoffs, which is nice, and in some years 10x29 would have been a moral victory. Ohio State got pummeled on clears, just 12x19; Cornell was 20x21. Cornell goals vs. SOG 2nd period, 7 of 10. (I'm not sure if this is the final box score; Cornell site shows just one Cornell EMO, first quarter, didn't we have one late in the fourth where we just milked the clock rather than go to the net?)

Triva from Ohio State PR: Ohio State had scored 17 or more goals getting to 4-0 (averaging 18G/game). It was the weekend's only top 10 matchup and other than Rutgers @ Stony Brook, the only matchup of unbeatens (Rutgers, 17-16).

Also Saturday 3/5
#18 Princeton 10 @ #3 Georgetown 8
@ #13 Yale 13, unranked UMass 12 (1-goal leads only Q4; OT after Yale tied with 0:39 left Q4)
Harvard 16 @ Fairfield 12
Brown 22 @ Providence 10
Dartmouth 11, Siena 9
#5 Penn @ also-got-votes Penn State (4 pm game) Halftime: Penn 5-4. Teams trade 5 goals apiece in the second half. Penn's comes with :01 left. Final, Quakers 10, Nittany Lions 9. Way closer than the relative rankings suggested.

Ivies should look pretty good in the polls coming out of the weekend with Penn, Cornell, Yale, Princeton in the top 20. Especially Yale and Cornell, beating higher-ranked teams.

Nice article that features Gavin Adler's outstanding play on Saturday:

[www.insidelacrosse.com]

mike1960
Nice article that features Gavin Adler's outstanding play on Saturday:

[www.insidelacrosse.com]

Some guy on Inside Lacrosse picked OSU's Jack Myers for his fantasy team this weekend. Big mistake.

Ever upward. Cornell jumps from 11 to 4 in the weekly media poll, week 4. The top 4 plus #16 BU are the only unbeatens. [www.insidelacrosse.com]

 1. Maryland (15 first place votes)
 2. Virginia (7 votes)
 3. Rutgers 
 4. Cornell 
 5. Penn 
 6. Georgetown 
 7  Princeton (was 18) 
 8. Duke
 9. Notre Dame 
10. Ohio State 
...
14. Yale
17. Syracuse
19. Brown 
Also votes include Hobart, Penn State, Harvard

There is a wide voting gap between 1-2 (433, 425) and 3-4-5-6 (366, 342, 340, 331).

you look a the schedule 8 games coming up against top 25 type teams..

Just Colg/Dart and neither will be easy games anyway.

Interesting that Quint, who I think usually has us higher than the poll, has us at 8 this week after 7 last week. So two good wins and he dropped us? Strange

and he ignored the OSU really in his write up for us

arugula
Interesting that Quint, who I think usually has us higher than the poll, has us at 8 this week after 7 last week. So two good wins and he dropped us? Strange

Quint rarely has a kind word to say about Cornell lacrosse. He must have had a bad experience with the Big Red back in the day.

upprdeck
and he ignored the OSU really in his write up for us

Not much said about the Cornell D that shut down the nation's top point-getter Saturday (1G 0A):

Quint Kessenich
I like midfielder Hugh Kelleher and lefty attacker CJ Kirst. Kirst is a future pro, better than his older brother. Billy Coyle scored four times against the fish throwers. When the offense moves without the ball, they get looks. John Piatelli, while not flashy, runs the show as an extension of the coaching staff. The defense makes good decisions and is well positioned, they don’t beat themselves. FOGO Angelo Petrakis was 61%.

CJ Kirst, Billy Coyle, and John Piatelli were once again the heroes in a Saturday win over Ohio State. FOGO Angelo Petrakis and goalie Chayse Ierlan are a specialist combo that few can match. This team has balance and the Hard Hat mentality.

Big Red tangles with Penn State this weekend for the Tambo Trophy

mike1960

arugula
Interesting that Quint, who I think usually has us higher than the poll, has us at 8 this week after 7 last week. So two good wins and he dropped us? Strange

Quint rarely has a kind word to say about Cornell lacrosse. He must have had a bad experience with the Big Red back in the day.

My experience is that our guys don't have much nice to say about him, either. I was sitting near a bunch of team alumni at the Final Four in Foxboro. When we were beating UVa in the semifinals. Those guys all started cheering "Suck it, Quint!"

Jeff Hopkins '82
My experience is that our guys don't have much nice to say about him, either. I was sitting near a bunch of team alumni at the Final Four in Foxboro. When we were beating UVa in the semifinals. Those guys all started cheering "Suck it, Quint!"

That Saturday after the 2009 Virginia game (NCAA semifinals, Cornell in a blowout, 15-6, over the #1 seed) had a golden glow. A couple Virginia fans barbecuing in the parking lot saw our Cornell caps and said, "Hey, really nice game. Good luck Monday." Then there was Monday.

billhoward

Jeff Hopkins '82
My experience is that our guys don't have much nice to say about him, either. I was sitting near a bunch of team alumni at the Final Four in Foxboro. When we were beating UVa in the semifinals. Those guys all started cheering "Suck it, Quint!"

That Saturday after the 2009 Virginia game (NCAA semifinals, Cornell in a blowout, 15-6, over the #1 seed) had a golden glow. A couple Virginia fans barbecuing in the parking lot saw our Cornell caps and said, "Hey, really nice game. Good luck Monday." Then there was Monday.

So, so close . . .

mike1960

billhoward

Jeff Hopkins '82
My experience is that our guys don't have much nice to say about him, either. I was sitting near a bunch of team alumni at the Final Four in Foxboro. When we were beating UVa in the semifinals. Those guys all started cheering "Suck it, Quint!"

That Saturday after the 2009 Virginia game (NCAA semifinals, Cornell in a blowout, 15-6, over the #1 seed) had a golden glow. A couple Virginia fans barbecuing in the parking lot saw our Cornell caps and said, "Hey, really nice game. Good luck Monday." Then there was Monday.

So, so close . . .

Monday ever happened.

mike1960
So, so close . . .

I noticed at the end of a close game this year, as time ran out, our middie at midfield threw the ball up-up-up with :03 left and the ball had a hangtime of :05. So, close 2009 was.

That and not closing out Wisconsin (hockey), 5-2 lead start of the third, got tied, lost OT. I'm sure older alums recall 1969 title game and just coming up short to Denver. Most schools, somebody creates an alumni magazine story every decade on Gettysburg's Greatest Victories Ever. Ours might be the 10 Most Crushing Losses.

billhoward

mike1960
So, so close . . .

I noticed at the end of a close game this year, as time ran out, our middie at midfield threw the ball up-up-up with :03 left and the ball had a hangtime of :05. So, close 2009 was.

That and not closing out Wisconsin (hockey), 5-2 lead start of the third, got tied, lost OT. I'm sure older alums recall 1969 title game and just coming up short to Denver. Most schools, somebody creates an alumni magazine story every decade on Gettysburg's Greatest Victories Ever. Ours might be the 10 Most Crushing Losses.

We can do wins, too.

Cornell 6 - Providence 5, OT. aka Randy Wilson Day.

Jeff Hopkins '82
We can do wins, too.

Cornell 6 - Providence 5, OT. aka Randy Wilson Day.

This is the stuff of miracles and the people who enabled them. I wonder how Wilson's life has been since that highlight.

billhoward

Jeff Hopkins '82
We can do wins, too.

Cornell 6 - Providence 5, OT. aka Randy Wilson Day.

This is the stuff of miracles and the people who enabled them. I wonder how Wilson's life has been since that highlight.

I thought his sister was quoted wife posted (edit) on eLynah talking about her late brother'shusband's (edit) hockey career which began before the NCAA's that year. She looked at that loss to Cornell with a positive spin IIRC.

Yes!

Jeff Hopkins '82

billhoward

mike1960
So, so close . . .

I noticed at the end of a close game this year, as time ran out, our middie at midfield threw the ball up-up-up with :03 left and the ball had a hangtime of :05. So, close 2009 was.

That and not closing out Wisconsin (hockey), 5-2 lead start of the third, got tied, lost OT. I'm sure older alums recall 1969 title game and just coming up short to Denver. Most schools, somebody creates an alumni magazine story every decade on Gettysburg's Greatest Victories Ever. Ours might be the 10 Most Crushing Losses.

We can do wins, too.

Cornell 6 - Providence 5, OT. aka Randy Wilson Day.

2003 ECAC Final
2007 Lax NCAA QF aka the Seibald trail check game vs Albany

RichH

Jeff Hopkins '82

billhoward

mike1960
So, so close . . .

I noticed at the end of a close game this year, as time ran out, our middie at midfield threw the ball up-up-up with :03 left and the ball had a hangtime of :05. So, close 2009 was.

That and not closing out Wisconsin (hockey), 5-2 lead start of the third, got tied, lost OT. I'm sure older alums recall 1969 title game and just coming up short to Denver. Most schools, somebody creates an alumni magazine story every decade on Gettysburg's Greatest Victories Ever. Ours might be the 10 Most Crushing Losses.

We can do wins, too.

Cornell 6 - Providence 5, OT. aka Randy Wilson Day.

2003 ECAC Final
2007 Lax NCAA QF aka the Seibald trail check game vs Albany

2010 NCAA basketball tournament victories over Temple and Wisconsin

dbilmes

RichH

Jeff Hopkins '82

billhoward

mike1960
So, so close . . .

I noticed at the end of a close game this year, as time ran out, our middie at midfield threw the ball up-up-up with :03 left and the ball had a hangtime of :05. So, close 2009 was.

That and not closing out Wisconsin (hockey), 5-2 lead start of the third, got tied, lost OT. I'm sure older alums recall 1969 title game and just coming up short to Denver. Most schools, somebody creates an alumni magazine story every decade on Gettysburg's Greatest Victories Ever. Ours might be the 10 Most Crushing Losses.

We can do wins, too.

Cornell 6 - Providence 5, OT. aka Randy Wilson Day.

2003 ECAC Final
2007 Lax NCAA QF aka the Seibald trail check game vs Albany

2010 NCAA basketball tournament victories over Temple and Wisconsin

Game one of the 90-91 ncaa hockey tournament at Michigan. We basically trained their fan base to what it has become.

toddlose

dbilmes

RichH

Jeff Hopkins '82

billhoward

mike1960
So, so close . . .

I noticed at the end of a close game this year, as time ran out, our middie at midfield threw the ball up-up-up with :03 left and the ball had a hangtime of :05. So, close 2009 was.

That and not closing out Wisconsin (hockey), 5-2 lead start of the third, got tied, lost OT. I'm sure older alums recall 1969 title game and just coming up short to Denver. Most schools, somebody creates an alumni magazine story every decade on Gettysburg's Greatest Victories Ever. Ours might be the 10 Most Crushing Losses.

We can do wins, too.

Cornell 6 - Providence 5, OT. aka Randy Wilson Day.

2003 ECAC Final
2007 Lax NCAA QF aka the Seibald trail check game vs Albany

2010 NCAA basketball tournament victories over Temple and Wisconsin

Game one of the 90-91 ncaa hockey tournament at Michigan. We basically trained their fan base to what it has become.

Cornell 8, BU 7 (3OT), 2012 NCAA tournament quarterfinal at Lynah.

Weder

toddlose

dbilmes

RichH

Jeff Hopkins '82

billhoward

mike1960
So, so close . . .

I noticed at the end of a close game this year, as time ran out, our middie at midfield threw the ball up-up-up with :03 left and the ball had a hangtime of :05. So, close 2009 was.

That and not closing out Wisconsin (hockey), 5-2 lead start of the third, got tied, lost OT. I'm sure older alums recall 1969 title game and just coming up short to Denver. Most schools, somebody creates an alumni magazine story every decade on Gettysburg's Greatest Victories Ever. Ours might be the 10 Most Crushing Losses.

We can do wins, too.

Cornell 6 - Providence 5, OT. aka Randy Wilson Day.

2003 ECAC Final
2007 Lax NCAA QF aka the Seibald trail check game vs Albany

2010 NCAA basketball tournament victories over Temple and Wisconsin

Game one of the 90-91 ncaa hockey tournament at Michigan. We basically trained their fan base to what it has become.

Cornell 8, BU 7 (3OT), 2012 NCAA tournament quarterfinal at Lynah.

Cornell 4, Princeton 3, 2009 ECAC semifinal. Cornell trailed 3-1 with about 3 minutes left when Evan Barlow scored on a spectacular end-to-end rush. Then Riley Nash scored an EAG to send it to OT. Colin Greening then won it in the 2nd OT.

scoop85

Weder

toddlose

dbilmes

RichH

Jeff Hopkins '82

billhoward

mike1960
So, so close . . .

I noticed at the end of a close game this year, as time ran out, our middie at midfield threw the ball up-up-up with :03 left and the ball had a hangtime of :05. So, close 2009 was.

That and not closing out Wisconsin (hockey), 5-2 lead start of the third, got tied, lost OT. I'm sure older alums recall 1969 title game and just coming up short to Denver. Most schools, somebody creates an alumni magazine story every decade on Gettysburg's Greatest Victories Ever. Ours might be the 10 Most Crushing Losses.

We can do wins, too.

Cornell 6 - Providence 5, OT. aka Randy Wilson Day.

2003 ECAC Final
2007 Lax NCAA QF aka the Seibald trail check game vs Albany

2010 NCAA basketball tournament victories over Temple and Wisconsin

Game one of the 90-91 ncaa hockey tournament at Michigan. We basically trained their fan base to what it has become.

Cornell 8, BU 7 (3OT), 2012 NCAA tournament quarterfinal at Lynah.

Cornell 4, Princeton 3, 2009 ECAC semifinal. Cornell trailed 3-1 with about 3 minutes left when Evan Barlow scored on a spectacular end-to-end rush. Then Riley Nash scored an EAG to send it to OT. Colin Greening then won it in the 2nd OT.

I can't believe the nobody mentioned the 1983 Hahvahd game, Schafer stick crack over head, victory after quick early 0-4 deficit. Loudest I ever heard Lynah when Cornell tied it up in the third.

upprdeck
i really think these schools need to spend just a small amount of money and get some remote controlled cameras.

As much as I'd enjoy it that's not a good thing for a school to spend money on. One of us rich, successful alums should endow the James Lynah Remote Camera Chair.

(moved to the hockey sub)

nshapiro

scoop85

Weder

toddlose

dbilmes

RichH

Jeff Hopkins '82

billhoward

mike1960
So, so close . . .

I noticed at the end of a close game this year, as time ran out, our middie at midfield threw the ball up-up-up with :03 left and the ball had a hangtime of :05. So, close 2009 was.

That and not closing out Wisconsin (hockey), 5-2 lead start of the third, got tied, lost OT. I'm sure older alums recall 1969 title game and just coming up short to Denver. Most schools, somebody creates an alumni magazine story every decade on Gettysburg's Greatest Victories Ever. Ours might be the 10 Most Crushing Losses.

We can do wins, too.

Cornell 6 - Providence 5, OT. aka Randy Wilson Day.

2003 ECAC Final
2007 Lax NCAA QF aka the Seibald trail check game vs Albany

2010 NCAA basketball tournament victories over Temple and Wisconsin

Game one of the 90-91 ncaa hockey tournament at Michigan. We basically trained their fan base to what it has become.

Cornell 8, BU 7 (3OT), 2012 NCAA tournament quarterfinal at Lynah.

Cornell 4, Princeton 3, 2009 ECAC semifinal. Cornell trailed 3-1 with about 3 minutes left when Evan Barlow scored on a spectacular end-to-end rush. Then Riley Nash scored an EAG to send it to OT. Colin Greening then won it in the 2nd OT.

I can't believe the nobody mentioned the 1983 Hahvahd game, Schafer stick crack over head, victory after quick early 0-4 deficit. Loudest I ever heard Lynah when Cornell tied it up in the third.

Mentioning this '83 game melted a glacier somewhere. Best player introduction moment in Cornell Athletics history (rumor was Schafer pre-sawed the stick so it would break easily over his helmet). Nothing tops Randy Wilson Day, but this was glorious. Thank you for bringing it up.

how close is this storm sat gonna be to the game sat could be interesting. hope the plan is to go down early fri at least. anyone coming to hockey sat might have rough go with this forecast

I dont remember but didnt we play them last time inside as well?

upprdeck
I dont remember but didnt we play them last time inside as well?

Played (and beat) Notre Dame inside a few years ago...and then were screwed out of an NCAA at-large bid. Notre Dame was seeded.

upprdeck
I dont remember but didnt we play them last time inside as well?

I'm not sure who "them" is. But on March 8, 2020, Cornell beat #2 PSU 18-17, with Jeff Teat tying the game with 18 seconds left. PSU won the next faceoff, but Cornell gained possession in its defensive zone. It all happened so fast that Petrakis was still on the field. He received a clearing pass and scored the winning goal with 8 seconds left.

My God! In 2020, with this lacrosse team and men's and women's hockey, COVID broke my heart. The 2020 heartbreak is so bad, I can't even remember 2009. As far as I'm concerned, 2009 never happened.

Swampy

upprdeck
I dont remember but didnt we play them last time inside as well?

I'm not sure who "them" is. But on March 8, 2020, Cornell beat #2 PSU 18-17, with Jeff Teat tying the game with 18 seconds left. PSU won the next faceoff, but Cornell gained possession in its defensive zone. It all happened so fast that Petrakis was still on the field. He received a clearing pass and scored the winning goal with 8 seconds left.

My God! In 2020, with this lacrosse team and men's and women's hockey, COVID broke my heart. The 2020 heartbreak is so bad, I can't even remember 2009. As far as I'm concerned, 2009 never happened.

That game was outdoors in Charlotte, NC, not at PSU's indoor facility.

The Penn State game has been moved indoors. No spectators. No streaming.

Swampy

upprdeck
I dont remember but didnt we play them last time inside as well?

I'm not sure who "them" is. But on March 8, 2020, Cornell beat #2 PSU 18-17, with Jeff Teat tying the game with 18 seconds left. PSU won the next faceoff, but Cornell gained possession in its defensive zone. It all happened so fast that Petrakis was still on the field. He received a clearing pass and scored the winning goal with 8 seconds left.

My God! In 2020, with this lacrosse team and men's and women's hockey, COVID broke my heart. The 2020 heartbreak is so bad, I can't even remember 2009. As far as I'm concerned, 2009 never happened.

Yep. That upcoming game in 2020 against Yale was going to be epic. It was really tough to see that season end.

Beating Tambroni is always a little special.

Current weather this AM storm starting late Friday evening and going into Sat. Evening - significant snow possible. LGR

dbilmes
The Penn State game has been moved indoors. No spectators. No streaming.

Sheesh. We’ve got live video streaming out of Ukraine under worse conditions. A school with a $100M budget can’t find someone to put a router and a tripod in the indoor practice field? Need a camera? Grab one out the men’s locker room. Looks like a shower head.

Players’ parents expect the games be webcast.

billhoward

dbilmes
The Penn State game has been moved indoors. No spectators. No streaming.

Sheesh. We’ve got live video streaming out of Ukraine under worse conditions. A school with a $100M budget can’t find someone to put a router and a tripod in the indoor practice field? Need a camera? Grab one out the men’s locker room. Looks like a shower head.

+1 lol

billhoward

dbilmes
The Penn State game has been moved indoors. No spectators. No streaming.

Sheesh. We’ve got live video streaming out of Ukraine under worse conditions. A school with a $100M budget can’t find someone to put a router and a tripod in the indoor practice field? Need a camera? Grab one out the men’s locker room. Looks like a shower head.

Possibly The Post Of The Year.

billhoward

dbilmes
The Penn State game has been moved indoors. No spectators. No streaming.

Sheesh. We’ve got live video streaming out of Ukraine under worse conditions. A school with a $100M budget can’t find someone to put a router and a tripod in the indoor practice field? Need a camera? Grab one out the men’s locker room. Looks like a shower head.

Age volunteered but they looked at the wood screw post and declined.

there is no doubt everything the fball team does is recorded inside that place from multiple angles

upprdeck
there is no doubt everything the fball team does is recorded inside that place from multiple angles

Do you mean the field or the shower?

great first period terrible 2nd

Tale of two periods so far at Penn State. Cornell up 6-2 at the end of the 1st period and now 8-7 Penn State at the half.

Faceoff violations are killing us.

Ken711
Tale of two periods so far at Penn State. Cornell up 6-2 at the end of the 1st period and now 8-7 Penn State at the half.

Yikes. Nothing comes easy.

18 goals at one end and 5 st the other so far. Need a big lead going into the fourth.

End of 3rd period Cornell 13 Penn State 10.

Goals now 22 at one end, 6 at the other. Cornell now at the wrong end in a tie game. Lighting? Background?

Al DeFlorio
Goals now 22 at one end, 6 at the other. Cornell now at the wrong end in a tie game. Lighting? Background?

I looked at the box score and thought maybe one goal is twice the size of the other.

Cornell wins in a nail bitter 16-15 over Penn State.

Tougher than expected--I'll take it. Yale and Penn up next. This may be the first year I can remember that our in league games will raise our strength of schedule more than our out of league games. Ivy League is a beast this year, and it is great to see after two lost seasons.

djk26
Tougher than expected--I'll take it. Yale and Penn up next. This may be the first year I can remember that our in league games will raise our strength of schedule more than our out of league games. Ivy League is a beast this year, and it is great to see after two lost seasons.

I think playing inside because of the weather certainly didn't do Cornell any favors. Glad they won.

I am curious -- were any posters at the game? How much snow has fallen in State College? Are conditions horrendous? I realize that hindsight is always 20/20 but could this game have been played outdoors?

i doubt anyone is there the didnt let people watch