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After not playing a regular-season game in 20 days—thank you, exam period—Harvard was no match for the Big Red before a revved-up Lynah crowd. Cornell scored twice in the first period and coasted, while bad blood begat fisticuffs following Sam Paolini??€™s blindside hit on Capouch late in the game. Amid the chaos, Harvard coach Mark Mazzoleni was assessed a bench minor for banging a stick on the boards and dropping it on the ice. Harvard’s highlight came with less than a minute to play, when...
...Paolini??€™s graduation has left Kolarik as the player with the most impressive history in the rivalry. Kolarik had a fairly important overtime goal of his own, in the 2002 ECAC championship game, and has more points against the Big Red (eight, on four goals and four assists) than any other Harvard player. Kolarik also leads the Crimson in scoring this year, with three goals and eight assists...
...After going 11-14-4 during the regular season a year ago, Harvard needed to win the ECAC tournament to earn the league’s automatic NCAA berth. This year, however, the Crimson earned itself an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament, which it needed after Sam Paolini??€™s overtime game-winner capped Cornell’s comeback in the ECAC title game...
...Paolini??€™s second goal of the game gave Cornell the ECAC title in Albany, N.Y., March 22, as the No. 2 Big Red came from behind to beat No. 12 Harvard 3-2 in a seesaw battle every bit the equal of last year’s magical Crimson victory...
...Against the Big Red, the third time was not the trick for the Crimson, as Cornell tied the game with half a minute left in regulation, and then went on to win 1:23 into overtime on Paolini??€™s shot from the faceoff circle. Still, time spent preparing for the Big Red could pay off against the Terriers...