According to the Daily Sun, P.C Drouin did not play this weekend because of
illness, and Bill Holowatiuk is out day-to-day with lower back problems.
 
Did anyone else think that Cornell played it rather loose defensively this
weekend?  I'm not complaining about the 6-2 win over Yale or the 5-5 tie
with Princeton (though I felt we should have won that game), but clearly we
would have been in BIG trouble had we played like that against "better"
teams.  We seemed (to me anyway) to give the opponents a lot of room in our
zone.
 
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>Date:    Sun, 3 Dec 1995 14:45:10 -0500
>From:    William Jay Lustgarten <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Re: P.C. Drouin
>
>On Sun, 3 Dec 1995, Tarkington McMains wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know why P.C. wasn't playing for Cornell this weekend?  We
>> really missed, though I did like Kyle Knopp play the point on the
>> power play where P.C. usually is.
>
>Yeah I noticed that too.  I didn't see defenseman Bill Holowatiuk at all
>either.  I don't why.....on a different note, just glanced at the ECAC
>standings.  It is still early in the season but it looks like there are 2
>layers of teams.  The 6th place team (SLU) is 4-1 while the 7th place team
>(Brown) is 1-4-1.  Major dropoff.  Wonder if this will continue.....Knopp
>and Ryan Smart looked really good on the PP this weekend.  Smart is only a
>soph and Knopp is a freshman.  Looking at the game program, Knopp is
>already 21 years old though.  Gotta think his experinece has helped him to
>adjust so well to college hockey.
>                                                        Billy Lustgarten
>                                                        Cornell '98
>
 
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