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...Cornell??€”as well as some other Ivy running powerhouses—brought hundreds of athletes who filled Gordon with competing screams and cheers. On the flip side, while Harvard had a sizeable audience out to root it on in its home track, the Crimson did not even enter competitors in some events due to its lack of numbers...
...Grumet-Morris’ isn’t the name most frequently bandied about in relation to first-team All-American or the Hobey Baker Memorial Award, presented annually to college hockey’s top performer. Not even in the ECAC. That distinction would appear to belong to Cornell??€™s David McKee, who leads the country in both GAA and shutouts while trailing only Grumet-Morris in save percentage. As recently as Tuesday, pundits from insidecollegehockey.com named the Big Red sophomore as one of their five current favorites for the Hobey Baker, while relegating Grumet-Morris...
...doesn’t he face as many shots as Grumet-Morris does? Cornell??€™s defense and Harvard’s are comparably capable, so that must not be it. The Big Red’s schedule, however, is notably weaker. Obviously the two teams have the same ECAC schedule, but the Crimson has a decidedly more difficult non-conference slate...
...irrespective of Cornell??€™s performance, anything less than a sweep for Harvard will jeopardize its second-place finish. Colgate, also paired with Clarkson and St. Lawrence this weekend, sits just one point behind the Crimson and would likely leapfrog Harvard with any slipup, as the Raiders own the first tiebreak—head-to-head competition, in which they hold a 2-0 edge...
Harvard’s hopes of foiling Cornell??€™s bid on a fourth consecutive Ivy title, though, are significantly less reliant on factors beyond the Crimson’s control. Trailing the Big Red by just one point, Harvard needs only to win tonight against the Big Green (15-10-2, 12-8-0) to displace Cornell, which has no Ancient Eight contests remaining on its slate...