Word: ecacs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...have a reputation for clutching for just not caring enough) and blowing big games. In recent years, the hockey team has lost more games than it should have--for instance, the Crimson bumbled through six overtime games in three years without a victory until they nipped Clarkson in the ECAC's last March...
Oddly, the game was similar to a game in which the puck bounced the right way for Harvard. In March of '71, the Crimson upset B.U. in the ECAC semifinals, 4-2. Harvard played well, but B.U. was clearly a better team, and the Terriers should have...
Harvard, however, had not expected that any of its players would be selected in the ECAC poll, which covers such powerful teams as Penn State and Villanova...
Sophomore Ted Thorndike scored the winning goal at 9:58 of the final period to give the Crimson its first victory over the Terriers the ECAC semifinals in March...
Harvard, once again, ended the season in a disappointing way, losing to B.U. in the semifinals of the ECAC's. Hynes, however, had another good season. Along with McManama, he led the team in scoring with 54 points. He scored 25 goals, including four against Clarkson, led the East in goals per game with a 2.36 average, and was picked as a first-team All-American. At the end of the season he had climbed to seventh place among Harvard's all-time scoring leaders with 106 points, 89 points shy of the record held by Bobby Cleary, Bill Cleary...