Word: terrierism
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...skating, plus some hard hitting and hard feelings between the two teams A few empty seats were visible, but the 2355 on hand at Walter Brown Arena did their best to imitate a full house. In classic fashion, a strong Crimson team was pitted against a powerhouse Terrier squad, this one a top preseason pick for the ECAC crown...
...nearly half the game. Blair matched his outstanding Terrier counterpart 50 yards away, senior Cleon Daskalakis, save for spectacular save. Then, after a crucial seven-minute period in which Harvard fell behind and rallied, he held the pressing home team at bay down the stretch He had 41 saves when it was all over...
Blair couldn't do it all by himself, though Spectators at the far end of the arena could hear the high pitched ring produced when B.U. left wing Mark Pierog hit the post early in the second period On a key Terrier power play late in the same stanza. Blair left the short side wide open--for perhaps the only time all evening--and B.U.'s Joe Cappellano slammed one off the near pipe. Also, defenseman Tim Smith and Ken Code notched aves of their own in the third period, sliding into the crease behind a wandering Blair...
...Terrier crowd was on its feet. Smith practically jumped with visible frustration and Crimson Coach Bill Cleary was bravely clapping behind the bench to really his team...
Three minutes after Daskalakis's second big stop. Jay North carried into the B.U. zone, tried to set up Brian Buscont, took the puck back and, with Buscont pushed into the crease and falling over on the Terrier netminder, found the smallest of openings on the short side to tie the score...