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...tradition of the Cornell fans’ fish-throwing has become infamous over the decades of rivalry. It began in the ’60s, when Crimson fans tied a chicken to the Big Red goal at Bright Hockey Center, poking fun at Cornell??€™s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and the Big Red retaliated in fowl fashion. And as one of ushers at Lynah explained to me, “What’s Boston known for but Beantown? Fish...
...even easier to keep track of Cornell??€™s goal in the third, as antics approaching crowd surfing commenced in the student section. However, listening to the Lynah faithful, you would have thought that Grumet-Morris had scored the goal on himself rather than having played the best game I’ve ever seen him play. The Crimson goaltender had lit up the ice, with somersaulting saves and a keen eye for the Big Red players that all too often hovered over the crease...
Harvard dominated early, but saw two would-be goals by Dennis Packard disallowed, opening the door for Cornell??€™s three-goal outburst in 2 minutes, 37 seconds of the second period. It marked the second straight season that Cornell knocked its archrival out of the ECAC playoffs...
...school history. It led, 2-1, with under a minute to go—on the strength of another big goal by Kolarik—then senior Brett Nowak’s bid at an empty Cornell net knuckled on choppy ice and slid mere inches wide. Icing. Cornell??€™s Ryan Vesce won the next faceoff cleanly back to Mark McRae, who weaved a shot through traffic and past Grumet-Morris with 33.3 seconds left in the third. The Cornell-dominated crowd erupted, then went hysterical when good-guy hero Sam Paolini scored the winner...
...Crimson (4-3-1, 3-3-1 ECAC) faces off against Colgate tonight at Starr Rink before spending Saturday night inside the electrifying confines of Cornell??€™s Lynah Rink. Two Harvard victories would lessen the pain of last weekend’s home 3-0 loss to Clarkson and give its rather inconsistent record a much-needed shot...