Hey Buddy, before you start calling names, better look in the mirror.
 
Tony Buffa
RPI '64
 
PS  This kind of stuff has no place on the hockey-L.  See the netiquette.
Get off if you can't take the heat.
 
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On Sat, 4 Mar 1995, Carl Sussman wrote:
 
> I know when you get beaten like a rented mule there is a tendancy to declare th
> e team that did it to you as the greatest thing since sliced bread.  But last n
> ight Clarkson truly was awesome.  Brown clearly dominated the first five minute
> s of play, with constant pressure and a flurry of near misses.  Then Clarkson w
> oke up and played better than I have seen any ECAC team play since Harvard at l
> ast year's ECAC final four.  Did Brown play its best hockey last night? NO.  Wo
> uld we have won if we had?  NO WAY.  I honestly don't think any team in the cou
> ntry could have stopped Clarkson last night.  During one of Clarkson's power pl
> ays I watched them pass the puck at will and was left to incoherently babble
> "They're good...they're good...they're really good..." until they inevitably fo
> und the back of the net.  My roomate standing next to me turned to me and said,
>  "That's an NHL caliber power play;" he was right.
> This was not the teamn that lost to Vermont last week, or the one that lost to
> Cornell the week before.  I just hope that of we meet Clarkson in the tourny, t
> hat team shows up.  And I hope tonight against St. Lawrence Brown does show up.
> ..after all, second place is still on the line, and it would be nice to make it
>  to the finals before we have to play Clarkson again.  Personally, I could wait
> a lot longer...
>
>                                                Ever true to Brown (anyway)
>                                                Carl Sussman
>
> P.S. I got into it with RPI's back-up sieve when they came to Brown, the guy is
> just an asshole.  Fro what I hear of the Cornell game I guess the team is a bun
> ch of assholes...something I always suspected anyway.