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Cornell@RPI 1/17/15

Re: Cornell@RPI 1/17/15

Lost every face off in the last 4 minutes and hardly cleared our zone-but played enough defense to hold them off. Kazzie gets the shutout and RPI has a 3 game winning streak.
 
Re: Cornell@RPI 1/17/15

Waite21 said:
The announcers said Neal's shot hit the post and then went behind the goal line for icing.

Doesn't the rule say it's not icing if the puck goes through the crease? Doesn't the puck have to go through the crease to hit the post?
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Rule 85, p. 71:

Icing
- For the purpose of this rule, the center line will divide the ice
into halves. Should any player of a team, equal or superior in numerical
strength to the opposing team, shoot, bat with the hand or stick, kick or
deflect the puck from his own half of the ice, beyond the goal line of the
opposing team, play shall be stopped.
For the purpose of this rule, the point of last contact with the puck by the
team in possession shall be used to
determine whether icing has occurred.
For the purpose of interpretation of this rule,
icing is completed the instant
the puck crosses the goal line, unless an attacking player, who is onside at the
blue line and with no opponent between that player and the goal line and is
clearly in position to be the first player to touch the puck. Icing shall not be
called in this situation. This decision by the official shall be made no later
than the first player reaching the end zone face-off dots. If the puck enters
the goal in this situation icing shall not be called and a goal shall be awarded.
Notwithstanding the provisions of this section concerning batting the
puck in respect to the icing rule, the provisions in Rule 71 apply and no goal
may be scored by batting the puck with the hand into the opponent’s goal.
If, while the official has signaled a slow whistle for a clean interception
under Rule 86 (offsides), the player intercepting shoots or bats the puck
beyond the opponent’s goal line in such a manner as to constitute icing, the
official’s delayed whistle shall end the instant the puck crosses the blue line
and icing shall be called in the usual manner
 
Re: Cornell@RPI 1/17/15

Congrats to Kasdorf, he really earned that late. And congrats to RPI; that was a solid 60-minute effort.
 
Re: Cornell@RPI 1/17/15

Waite21 said:
The announcers said Neal's shot hit the post and then went behind the goal line for icing.

Doesn't the rule say it's not icing if the puck goes through the crease? Doesn't the puck have to go through the crease to hit the post?
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Was wondering the same thing.
 
Re: Cornell@RPI 1/17/15

Kepler said:
Yup, RPI has outplayed us tonight. Good game by them; I'm mystified how they could have 16 losses.
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Kep-When we are healthy we are a different team. But this is the best weekend I have seen from our boys all season with perhaps the exception of the two wins against Union.
 
Re: Cornell@RPI 1/17/15

Cornell scored more than their weekly goal allotment against Union last night. They were just...terrible tonight. Hats off to RPI for a strong showing, I am sure their effort contributed to Cornell looking completely flat footed and out of sorts for long stretches of this one.
 
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DrDemento said:
Kep-When we are healthy we are a different team. But this is the best weekend I have seen from our boys all season with perhaps the exception of the two wins against Union.
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+1. A real pleasure to watch this weekend.
 
Re: Cornell@RPI 1/17/15

engineerhockeyfan said:
Now that is what I call a weekend.
Great play for six periods and two big wins.
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Agreed-perhaps one of the best weekends I can remember since way back in 1974 with that Stewardess from Delta Airlines down in Boca Raton.;) If jenny sees this i will deny it and blame the posting on someone else. Besides, who is she going to believe? Me or her lying eyes?
 
Re: Cornell@RPI 1/17/15

DisplacedCornellian said:
Cornell scored more than their weekly goal allotment against Union last night. They were just...terrible tonight. Hats off to RPI for a strong showing, I am sure their effort contributed to Cornell looking completely flat footed and out of sorts for long stretches of this one.
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I didn't get that from the game at all. Except for the first 5 minutes of the third, I thought we looked good all night. RPI outplayed us, but it was a matter of their A game against our B game.
 
Re: Cornell@RPI 1/17/15

Kepler said:
I didn't get that from the game at all. Except for the first 5 minutes of the third, I thought we looked good all night. RPI outplayed us, but it was a matter of their A game against our B game.
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I agree with you. I do think that Kasdorf had a great game. He seems to have finally come back from his injuries.
 
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