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RPI @ Cornell (Saturday, 25 February 2012)

Re: RPI @ Cornell (Saturday, 25 February 2012)

RPI penalty number 6-now this is getting a bit one sided-hold the fort
 
Re: RPI @ Cornell (Saturday, 25 February 2012)

Ralph Baer said:
The refs certainly aren't trying to even this one up. :)
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yesterday we took about 2/3 of the penalties at Colgate. Tonight so far we have taken 6/7 of the calls. Considering that all year long we have taken a bit over 50% of the calls this is an aberration.
 
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Re: RPI @ Cornell (Saturday, 25 February 2012)

Beating Colgate-scoring late to tie up Cornell-Who the heck are these guys and where were they all season?
 
Re: RPI @ Cornell (Saturday, 25 February 2012)

If this one gets to OT-what are the chances that a penalty gets called on RPI?
 
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