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Although it sounds simple, Cornell has had more chances to shoot because of this increased focus on getting to the net. This strategy has helped the Red generate goals, so why hasn’t the team done this all season?
My missive to the Faithful is this: show up, arrive early and be loud.
Columnist Kevin Linsey touches on what you might have missed in the soccer world over break, from World Cup expansion, to Bob Bradley’s firing.
With the importance of this clash in mind, let’s break down the matchup and predict the winner.
After Cornell’s game against Colgate on Tuesday, the Red will face five straight out-of-conference foes. Wins in these games could help the Red qualify for the NCAA tournament in a few months.
With a pair of ECAC games this weekend, columnist Kevin Linsey argues that this could be a chance for Cornell men’s hockey to build momentum early in the season.
These actions have no place in the world of college athletics. Harvard has suspended the team for the remainder of its season, and the team has published a formal apology. That said, Harvard and the Ivy League should work together to ensure incidents like this never happen again on any Ivy sports team.
As the 2016 ECAC slate begins this weekend for the majority of the league, let’s examine Cornell’s competition by predicted end-of-season standings.
Have you ever wanted to be a fan of the world’s most popular sport? Have you watched soccer and thought, “I would watch more soccer if only I had a favorite team?” If you answered yes to both of these questions, then this column is for you.
From Beau Starrett’s through-the-legs back pass to set up Alex’s Rauter’s goal, to Holden Anderson’s blast from the point, several Cornell men’s hockey players impressed over the weekend’s two exhibition games. Cornell’s 3-1 triumph over UOIT and 8-1 shellacking of Brock showcased a number of players who may be poised to make key contributions this season. In my last few columns, I have not gone into detail on specific performances, so to change it up today, I will solely focus on individual players. Preseason performances are crucial because opportunities can be scarce for those who don’t impress early on. With the regular season beginning this Friday at Merrimack, preseason efforts will finally be awarded.