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Boston University chalked up its 22nd win of the season against one loss last night, as the Terriers beat Northeastern 6-4 at the Boston Arena. The loss puts the Huskies' ECAC mark at 7-11-1 and all but eliminates them from post-season play...
Providence's tie with Colgate is pivotal, though. The Friars should have blown away the Red Raiders, for not only was the contest at Providence, but Colgate sports the worst record in the ECAC, a smouldering 3-18-1 mark. One can only speculate that the Friars may have problems in their last two games with Northeastern and Boston College. They must win them both to grab the eight spot...
Throw in standouts like Brock Treadway, Dave Ambrosia, Roy Kerling, Mark Weiss, and George Corneil, add a few face rubs and butt-ends in the corners, and you've got the Cornell hockey program in a nutshell. Make no mistake about it, the boys in red are good, and may very well surprise the haughty Terriers around mid-March...
...soon as the Crimson opened up its lead, Harvard Coach Frank McLaughlin rapidly started shuffling new players into the lineup. Mark Hadley eagerly hit three short jump shots and Douglas McIntosh popped two jumpers, one from the ozone layer, to keep the pressure on the Judges. Meanwhile, Harrigan scored ten points of his own to prevent the Crimson from opening a wider...
Both teams traded field goals until Martin and Harrigan narrowed the Crimson lead to four points, 86-82, with 3:56 remaining in the contest. At the 3:02 mark Harvard shifted into the four-corner offense with Glenn Fine controlling the ball...