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ECAC - 8 wins 5 losses 9 ties

Overall - 10 wins 8 losses 11 ties

I suppose that's your way of starting the trash-talking for the coming weekend's playoff series!

Wait, the Ivy thinks they are good enough to play in the playoffs in anything except the science club.

Ivytalk wrote:I suppose that's your way of starting the trash-talking for the coming weekend's playoff series!

Of course.

I cannot remember Yale and Harvard ever meeting in the ECAC playoffs before, at least recently

Harvard was usually near the top of the standings and Yale in the middle or lower (except for the last few years), but I can't think of a previous match up.

Maybe you have a better memory than I do, IT

pantherclaw wrote:dIII>Ivy league,



Bitches

In hockey ?

bulldog10jw wrote:

pantherclaw wrote:dIII>Ivy league,



Bitches

In hockey ?

Everything, well except for number of alums in the 1%

pantherclaw wrote:

bulldog10jw wrote:
In hockey ?

Everything, well except for number of alums in the 1%

pantherclaw wrote:

bulldog10jw wrote:
In hockey ?

Everything, well except for number of alums in the 1%

That's not entirely true. UNI has plenty of graduates in the 1st percentile of IQ test scores -- or maybe it's the 6.93 percentile. I can't remember.

bulldog10jw wrote:

Ivytalk wrote:I suppose that's your way of starting the trash-talking for the coming weekend's playoff series!

Of course.

I cannot remember Yale and Harvard ever meeting in the ECAC playoffs before, at least recently

Harvard was usually near the top of the standings and Yale in the middle or lower (except for the last few years), but I can't think of a previous match up.

Maybe you have a better memory than I do, IT

I'd have to hit the books myself, bulldog. Yale has been much better than Harvard in hockey in recent years. This year, we won at Cambridge by a goal, but Yale crushed us in NH.

Harvard has never lost an ECAC playoff game against Yale. The Crimson swept playoff series in 2007 and 2001, and won a couple of earlier consolation games as well. Will history repeat itself?

CitadelGrad wrote:

pantherclaw wrote:

Everything, well except for number of alums in the 1%

That's not entirely true. UNI has plenty of graduates in the 1st percentile of IQ test scores -- or maybe it's the 6.93 percentile. I can't remember.

Still better than the Citadel or as it's better known "Not good enough for West Point"


I kid I kid

After regulation, it's tied.

Yale wins 2-1 in OT

bulldog10jw wrote:Yale wins 2-1 in OT

Oy gevalt!

Yale 3 Harvard 3 after regulation (surprise)

Yale 3 Harvard 3 after the 1st OT period

Harvard wins 4-3 in the 2nd OT

bulldog10jw wrote:Harvard wins 4-3 in the 2nd OT

Couple of nail-biters so far!

Ivytalk wrote:

bulldog10jw wrote:Harvard wins 4-3 in the 2nd OT

Couple of nail-biters so far!

My prediction. Tomorrow will be a blowout......at least a 2 goal difference.

bulldog10jw wrote:

Ivytalk wrote: Couple of nail-biters so far!

My prediction. Tomorrow will be a blowout......at least a 2 goal difference.

You were right,bulldog. 8-2 Harvard.

Ivytalk wrote:

bulldog10jw wrote:
My prediction. Tomorrow will be a blowout......at least a 2 goal difference.

You were right,bulldog. 8-2 Harvard.

Yeah, I had a feeling. Yale had a bunch of chances to put it away on Saturday, but couldn't do it. I had a feeling they would be flat.

Two great games though.

Harvard goes on to play Cornell in the ECAC semis. Union and Colgate in the other game.

Harvard drills Cornell, 6-1. Die, you Canuck-dependent scumbags!