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Dartmouth’s ECAC playoff victories over Harvard in 2000 and 2001 each drew over 2,400 fans to lead the league attendance lists for those seasons. The Harvard-Dartmouth game at Bright about two years ago drew 1,066—the largest home crowd Harvard’s drawn in the past four seasons...
Harvard (13-7-1, 12-3 ECAC) must once again settle for the Beanpot consolation game. The Crimson has not reached the tournament final in four years under Mazzoleni and has not won the Beanpot since...
Although the Beanpot title is out of reach, Harvard still has a shot at the ECAC regular-season crown. With No. 4 Cornell’s shocking loss to Colgate last Thursday, Harvard now controls its destiny in conference play, but it will need to regroup for Friday’s 7 p.m. game...
Normally a defensive-minded team, Brown relies heavily on its power play to generate scoring. Nearly half of Brown’s goals have come with the man advantage, the highest such percentage in the ECAC. The Bears have been most successful this season when taking a lead early on a powerplay goal, then counter-attacking as the opponent tries to pull even...
...early power play chances it was hard to tell that Harvard was skating a man down. The Crimson put as much pressure on the Brown goal as the Bears did on Grumet-Morris, displaying an aggressiveness on the penalty kill reminiscent of two season ago, when Harvard led the ECAC with 10 shorthanded goals...