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...band combined, no more than 22 in the first, second and third bands combined, and no more than 30 recruits total. Last year, the bands at Harvard, Yale and Princeton were 169 to 186 (first), 187 to 193 (second), 194 to 206 (third) and 207 and above (fourth), while Cornell??s first band consisted entirely of 169s and 170s and its second band ran from 171 to 178. “The lowest we’ve gone is 175, and it’s really 180-186,” Westerfield says...
...June, the Council of Ivy Group Presidents, the governing body of the Ivy League, announced that it would raise the floor two points, from 169 to 171, rendering Cornell??s entire first band off-limits. It also established caps on the total number of recruited athletes each school could admit and extended the AI median requirement to all 33 Ivy sports. Cornell President Hunter R. Rawlings and Dartmouth President James Wright said that the changes reaffirmed the league’s commitment to its primary athletic doctrine, “representativeness:” “students...
...last time Mazzoleni was at the Pepsi Arena, he watched Cornell??s strong-willed seniors lead a dramatic comeback to wrest a second consecutive ECAC championship from his team’s grasp...
...with the departure of Cornell??s seven seniors and Hobey Baker Award finalist goaltender David LeNeveu, the edge in experience has shifted...
...Media poll, Harvard was picked first by a record margin; the Crimson received 20 first-place votes to Cornell??s two, an indication of the prominence that Harvard has attained in the ECAC...