Word: redness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Unfortunately for the Crimson, Colgate remembers it, too. And in case the Red Raiders had forgotten, Coach Terry Slater gave them a little reminder in his locker-room talk...
...Red Raiders followed Slater's advice. Colgate capitalized on--what else--a series of Harvard penalties in the second period to get back in the game. Then senior forward Shawn Lillie shoveled in a pair of third-period goals to give Colgate a 5-4 win and sole possession of first place in the ECAC. And there's worse news to come...
Freshman Ted Drury scored on a sweet wrist shot with 3:09 remaining to knot the score at 4-4 and make the Red Raiders, sweat. But with under a minute to play, Lillie struck for the second time. Grant Slater beat Kevin Sneddon and drew goalie Chuckie Hughes (28 saves) before heading the puck over to Lillie, who caught the short side of the net for the game-winner. More than 10 minutes earlier, Lillie had tallied on a breakway to put Colgate ahead...
...gotcha" goal came with seconds remainingin the period and the Crimson on the power play.Cleary pulled out his surprise final-secondface-off play to fool the Raiders. Ciavaglia,Harvard's face-off specialist, pushed the puck upto Captain C.J. Young. While an evidentlyinvisible Weisbrod set up, the Red Raider defenseset back, and Gagnon ended up swallowing hissecond puck on a Weisbrod stuff that sent theCrimson into the locker room with a two-goal edge...
Harvard, however, stunned Colgate with sometough forechecking and amazing speed early in thethird period. Young rode a Red defender off thepuck and then took it into the zone for anunassisted tally just 1:34 into the period tostart the late-game battle...