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...that sense, the Beanpot means just as much as the Crimson’s ECAC contests. The Beanpot is a trophy to play for, and winning it would be a tangible sign of Harvard’s re-emergence onto the college hockey scene. And—fair or not—it’s going to take some sort of championship to prove that the Crimson is back to stay...
...Beanpot also means something to hockey fans in Boston, a town with the largest college hockey following in the country. If you want to do something to be noticed, what better place to do it than in a sold-out Fleet Center, in front of some of the best fans and journalists in the sport...
...that’s just the first step Harvard must take on the road to Lake Placid. The Crimson simply has to take care of business from here on out. While the opportunity for the Beanpot championship has passed it by—and possibly the chance of a regular season title as well, given how hot Cornell has been lately—the third member of the “Title Triology,” the ECAC playoff crown, is still very much there for the taking...
...Harvard Crimson and its fans certainly won’t remember the 50th anniversary of the Beanpot Tournament very fondly after yesterday’s 5-3 loss to Northeastern in Harvard’s matinee semifinal. Despite the Crimson’s defeat, there were a few notable moments to highlight from one of the best college hockey nights of the year...
Harvard last played Northeastern in the Beanpot consolation game last year, a wild back-and-forth affair characterized by sloppy defense that Harvard lost, 8-7. Coming off a weekend trip in which it allowed 11 goals in two games, Harvard was looking for a strong defensive effort in last night’s game. However, the Crimson was hurt by a soft second goal off the stick of Ryan Dudgeon and burned three times on special teams, a Northeastern strength...