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Re: 2025-26 schedule - 30 days ago

Jim (?) is the one who typically does it, closer to the season.

Re: Future Predictions - 30 days ago

"Rouge cornaline grande."

Re: CJ KIRST WINS 2025 TEWAARATON AWARD - 30 days ago

toddlose If we are just throwing names out there, there’s always Jiri Kloboucek. He was a housemate of mine and was always considered the best hockey practice player of all time when I was there.We called him "Mr. October" because he was amazing in the exhibitions against Canadian teams.

Re: CORNELL WINS 2025 MENS LACROSSE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP! - 30 days ago

It's all been shite since we put up lights.

Re: Future Predictions - 30 days ago

There are two approaches to these forums: observational vs critical. The observational approach is Montaigne. “Let us give Nature a chance; she knows her business better than we do.” The critical approach is Marx: “The philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways. The point is to change it." I'm content to just watch and enjoy. I have no advice nor would I have any stan

Re: Recruits 2025 and Beyond - 30 days ago

He's big. Really big. Great stats in a tough league last year. Darwinian selection in practice. Love it.

Re: Recruits 2025 and Beyond - 4 weeks ago

Draft is Fri, Jun 27, 2025 – Sat, Jun 28, 2025, in LA. I did not know that. Islanders have the first pick overall. Rankings.

Re: Future Predictions - 4 weeks ago

David Harding 617BigRed Its hard to make predictions, especially about the future! (-Yogi Berra ?) A discussion of the origin of the saying can be found at I am amazed Churchill isn't on that list. He and Twain get attributions for 10,000 mots propre for every one they really said.

Re: Recruits 2025 and Beyond - 5 weeks ago

Re: Recruits 2025 and Beyond - 5 weeks ago

ursusminor From Heisenberg's list for 2027 and Anthony Dontigny A CHL player, from the spectacularly-named Shawinigan Cataractes. The pretty waterfall; not the gross eye condition. He's gonna feel right at home at the gorge.

Re: Recruits 2025 and Beyond - 5 weeks ago

We are going to need to translate our cheers to French.

Re: Cornell - Penn State lax 5/24/25 NCAA semis - 5 weeks ago

ugarte what a play by 7 to shut it down. LGRThrilling that as dominant as the PSU D was in the first half, ours was in the 2nd.

Re: Cornell - Penn State lax 5/24/25 NCAA semis - 5 weeks ago

One step closer.

Re: Cornell - Penn State lax 5/24/25 NCAA semis - weather - 5 weeks ago

Excellent quarter. Keep it rolling.

Re: Cornell - Penn State lax 5/24/25 NCAA semis - weather - 5 weeks ago

The Kelleher Show has started. 4-4.

Re: Cornell - Penn State lax 5/24/25 NCAA semis - weather - 5 weeks ago

We still look chained up somehow. Is this just brilliant D by PSU or is it us?

Re: Cornell - Penn State lax 5/24/25 NCAA semis - 5 weeks ago

Woohoo! Firth making SOG count.

Re: Cornell - Penn State lax 5/24/25 NCAA semis - 5 weeks ago

Goaltender U.

Re: Cornell - Penn State lax 5/24/25 NCAA semis - weather - 5 weeks ago

ESPN debases anything it touches, but these are cool camera angles.

Re: Cornell - Penn State lax 5/24/25 NCAA semis - weather - 5 weeks ago

Let's go Red!

Re: Nothing about the pope - 5 weeks ago

Jeff Hopkins '82 Trotsky Jeff Hopkins '82Am I right in assuming he's the first modern mixed-race pope? Of course, I have no idea who the popes were in the early church, hence the "modern". Race in the sense we mean it is a modern conceit. Amazingly, nobody gave a shit about skin color except as a curiosity, like eye color. They cared A LOT about where you born and what language y

Re: Who to root for beyond Cornell - 5 weeks ago

Whom. Anyone but Pedo State.

Re: HARVARD SUCKS - 5 weeks ago

video:

Re: HARVARD SUCKS - 5 weeks ago

BearLoverIt appears President Kotlikoff understands how much hinges on staying out of the crosshairs of the Trump administration. It is a quarrel in a faraway land between people of which we know nothing.

Re: Alumni in the pros 24-25 - 5 weeks ago

In my experience, Cornell athletes are no dumber, at the median, than the average business or engineering major. No, they aren't A&S, but they aren't Martha Van for the most part either. Other than their athletics they are incurious and plodding, but hard workers. From personal experience that is the typical Cornell or Stanford student as well. There are brilliant exceptions, of course, w

Re: 2025-26 schedule - 5 weeks ago

stereax LetsGoTech16 LetsGoTech16 The Clarkson women's schedule shows them @Lynah on friday 1/9, a 3pm start. A previous post says Cornell does not have a home ECAC weekend that weekened, maybe expect a home non-conference series 1/9-1/10? Omaha will be at Lynah Jan 2-3 per their schedule release. Omaha? OMAHA??????????? THIS IS A DREAM COME TRUE

Re: 2025-26 schedule - 6 weeks ago

stereax LetsGoTech16 The Clarkson women's schedule shows them @Lynah on friday 1/9, a 3pm start. A previous post says Cornell does not have a home ECAC weekend that weekened, maybe expect a home non-conference series 1/9-1/10? Do they usually schedule men's games during the winter break weeks? They didn't this year, which freed up my travel plans.They are usually off from around 12/10 to the New

Re: Future Predictions - 6 weeks ago

Troyfan Things looked pretty good for Cornell a year ago but most of the season was disappointing. I think hockey is harder to predict than football and basketball because it isn't as well studied. The certainty attached to prospect evaluations isn't as great so the grain of salt attaching to predictions is bigger. Of all the things there are to predict the future is the last one I'd choose.I

Re: Future Predictions - 6 weeks ago

chimpfoodShould get a bye: Clarkson, CornellWe have a lot of unknowns; I think this is overoptimistic. We could be a 2-4 if everything goes right, but we may also be sub-.500 of everything goes wrong. Look at this past season where despite the talent to win the tourny and get within an eyelash of the F4, we didn't even get a bye. I still believe we have forgotten how difficult this competi

Re: Nothing about the pope - 7 weeks ago

Jeff Hopkins '82Am I right in assuming he's the first modern mixed-race pope? Of course, I have no idea who the popes were in the early church, hence the "modern". Race in the sense we mean it is a modern conceit. Amazingly, nobody gave a shit about skin color except as a curiosity, like eye color. They cared A LOT about where you born and what language you spoke, though. It