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However, if the Crimson needs any reminder of Cornell??€™s traditional competitiveness, it need look no further than the heartbreaking loss it suffered last time Cornell visited the Stadium in 2000. After jumping out to a 28-0 halftime lead, the Big Red stormed back in the second half to stun Harvard...
This year, Cornell??€™s run has been the key to its offense. Against Towson, senior tailback Brian Ulbricht, filling in for injured starter Marcus Blanks, ran for 164 yards and a touchdown on 27 carries. In two previous games, Blanks racked up 172 yards and two touchdowns on 36 carries. Blanks’ status for this weekend is uncertain, so the Crimson needs to be prepared for both talented tailbacks...
...Cornell??€™s outstanding Swedish defenseman Doug Murray was named to the team, alongside fellow blue-liner Trevor Byrne of Dartmouth. The All-Conference goaltender was junior Yann Danis of Brown, who turned in a stellar performance last year in the ECAC tournament against Harvard, stopping 66 shots before Moore’s double overtime-double loop goal ended the affair...
...Cornell??€™s struggles allowed Harvard to become the quickest team in school history to clinch a share of the Ivy title. The Crimson claimed the outright crown with a victory over Yale and posted comfortable wins over Brown and Dartmouth to close out its Ivy season...
...much of that game, it looked as if Harvard would continue its winning ways. The Crimson led Cornell??€”a team that later advanced all the way to the NCAA semifinals—by a 7-4 margin at halftime and was up 8-5 with 16 minutes to play...