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...ECAC Final...
Another thriller. Harvard came oh-so-close to the first back-to-back ECAC championships in school history. It led, 2-1, with under a minute to go—on the strength of another big goal by Kolarik—then senior Brett Nowak’s bid at an empty Cornell net knuckled on choppy ice and slid mere inches wide. Icing. Cornell’s Ryan Vesce won the next faceoff cleanly back to Mark McRae, who weaved a shot through traffic and past Grumet-Morris with 33.3 seconds left in the third. The Cornell-dominated crowd...
...Crimson, as you know, hasn’t yet lived up to pre-season hype. Returning all but three regulars from a 22-win team, Harvard’s icemen stand 4-3-1 on the year, 3-3-1 in the ECAC. Their high point thus far was a convincing 5-2 defeat of Boston University, which helped them build a three-game win streak...
Going into the season, the Crimson was the prohibitive ECAC favorite and one of the country’s top ten teams. Now, it’s in need of a few big weekends if it hopes to be a major contender for the Cleary Cup and an at-large NCAA tournament berth...
Meanwhile, the Big Red began with high expectations of its own, following last year’s ECAC regular-season and tournament championships and Frozen Four appearance. But after losing a remarkable senior class, along with a Hobey Baker finalist goaltender, Cornell is off to a ho-hum 3-2-4 start...