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...contrast to the awful loss at Lynah nine months earlier, the rivalry’s first renewal last season was much closer than it seemed. Kolarik??€”again at his best against the Big Red—brought Harvard to within 3-2 midway through the second, but the Big Red popped two goals in the last two minutes of the period to clinch...
Another thriller. Harvard came oh-so-close to the first back-to-back ECAC championships in 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...
...Parker’s criticism cannot fully realize where BU’s failures leave off and Harvard’s hard-work and effort begin. Certainly the pell-mell scene Parker described on the assistant captain Kolarik??€™s game-tying goal was nowhere to be found in the Crimson’s losses to Brown and Princeton, when the offense looked listless and was content to fire shots from the perimeter at Brown goalie Yann Danis and Princeton netminder Eric LeRoux...
While not as dramatic as his game-winning shot in double overtime versus Cornell a year ago, all done with a broken thumb, Kolarik??€™s return to the lineup provided a needed spark. And while that spark did not ignite a Crimson victory, it signals good things about the week ahead...
...Kolarik??€™s goal silenced the heavily pro-Big Red crowd, which couldn’t bear the thought of losing another ECAC heartbreaker to Harvard. The fans were ghastly quiet with just over 30 seconds left to play, when Nowak sent the puck trickling toward the empty Cornell goal. The puck was on line to enter the net and end the game, but it hit a loose chunk of ice eight feet away and skidded wide...