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    RPI 2025 Off-Season: Help Is On the Way

    Watching the Big Ten championship game on Saturday, I heard a familiar name. Ohio State came from 3-1 down in the third period to tie the game on a late goal by Gunnarwolfe Fontaine. (Michigan State eventually won, 4-3, in double overtime.) RPI fans may remember that early in 2018, Fontaine...
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    RPI 2025 Off-Season: Help Is On the Way

    I know that Ned Harkness departed following the 1962-63 season and Rube Bjorkman only coached for one season in 1963-64, after which Garry Kearns took over a team on the downturn and it took him a while to get them back to playing .500 or better hockey. The president of RPI during that period...
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    RPI 2025 Off-Season: Help Is On the Way

    Perhaps this would be a more appropriate post for the alumni thread, but since no one's posted there in several years, I'll put it here. Former Engineer player Andrew Lord's name has been mentioned a couple of times in connection with the coaching vacancy, though he doesn't seem to be very high...
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    3/7/25 RPI@Harvard

    What happened to that team that played the first period? :oops:
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    3/7/25 RPI@Harvard

    As RPI's basketball team was reminded last weekend, it can be very hard to beat the same team three times in one year. I expect our guys to give Harvard a run for their money tonight. If it ends up with Harvard receiving the same sort of reminder, so much the better.
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    RPI 2024–25: Come for the Hockey, Stay for the Football

    It's been my observation that most RPI e-mail addresses consist of the first five letters of the last name, followed by the first letter of the first name, and then @rpi.edu. Bowersk@rpi.edu might be right. If it doesn't work, I'd suggest trying bowerk@rpi.edu.
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    CU @ RPI

    Basketball team has defeated Union, 72-64, and will move on to the Liberty League championship final on Sunday. Sounded like they had a good crowd over at the ECAV. Wonder how many of those will come over to the Field House for the third period.
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    CU @ RPI

    The CU for tonight is Colgate, in case anyone was wondering. The Raiders kind of played a stinker against Clarkson in their most recent game. They may be motivated to give a little better effort tonight.
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    RPI @ Dartmouth, Friday, 2/21/25

    This could be a trap game for Dartmouth. If they want to finish in the top four, they know it will really help if they beat Union tomorrow night. But if they're thinking too much about Union, RPI could give them a surprise.
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    RPI 2024–25: Come for the Hockey, Stay for the Football

    I guess in light of your scouting report, Princeton decided not to play Smith. Didn't matter. RPI beat the other guy, anyway. :)
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    RPI 2024–25: Come for the Hockey, Stay for the Football

    The lacrosse team opened its season yesterday, blasting the daylights out of Kean, 26-7. Ned Harkness, of course, coached the hockey team to a national championship in 1954. And what did he do after that? Started getting ready to coach the lacrosse team for its upcoming season. Of course...
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    Yale @ RPI 2/1/25

    A heap better than my predicted 1-0 loss. :)
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    Yale @ RPI 2/1/25

    I remember going to see RPI play Yale at the Field House my freshman year. RPI had a 7-4 lead after two periods and scored two more goals in the third. And lost, 11-9. But it was fabulously entertaining. I came back again and again and again during the rest of my four years at the Tute...
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    Brown @ RPI, Friday, 1/31/25

    Fan enthusiasm, or what's left of it, should be at a high point this weekend, with today being Spirit Day and tomorrow being Freakout. If RPI cannot win these home games, their chance of getting into the top eight of the ECAC standings by the end of the season is really slim. Of course, if...
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    On the road again - RPI at St. Lawrence, Friday, Jan. 10, 2025

    RPI has an awful 1-6-1 record at home this season, but has enjoyed good success on the road, where they've been 7-3-1 and are coming off a road sweep last weekend. St. Lawrence has been even worse on the road than RPI has at home. The Saints are 1-8-1 on the road, having the dubious...
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    RPI at Brown, Saturday, Jan. 4, 2025

    Having extricated themselves from the basement last night, the Engineers will try for further advancement against Brown. If either team wins in regulation, it will move into a tie with Harvard for either eighth or ninth place, depending on how Yale does against Union. Brown seems to play...
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    RPI at Yale, Friday, 1/3/25

    RPI will try to pick themselves off the bottom of the ECAC standings heap. Yale has won only one of five home games thus far this season, but the one win was a good one, as they beat BU, 7-5, this past Sunday.
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    Harvard at RPI, Saturday, 2/24/24

    RPI's home record of 3-9-2 doesn't exactly have us jumping for joy. It is, however, better than Harvard's road record of 2-10-2. Let's see if the Engineers' seniors can take home a happy memory of their last home game.
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    Interview? What interview?

    A cable news network (which I will not name) has been making a very big deal out of the fact that President Biden did not participate in an interview on Super Bowl Sunday. According to the network, it is traditional for the president, whoever he may be, to participate in such an interview...
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    RPI at Brown, 1-14-23

    RPI and Brown are currently tied for eighth and ninth place in the ECAC standings, which means they are both on the cusp between a first-round home game and a first-round road game in the playoffs. Early in the season, the idea of playing for eighth place wouldn't have seemed especially...
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