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"John T. Whelan" <[log in to unmask]>
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John T. Whelan
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Fri, 17 Jan 1997 09:39:13 -0700
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Joe (Green and Gold) Lacour writes:
 
>Just thought of something..  Outside of BC, all the other
>ECAC teams to win an NC$$ championship have had red in
>their school colors.  Memo to ECAC coaches, get red in the
>school colors.
 
Beeeej replies:
 
>I was about to disagree on behalf of Harvard, but then I recalled the
>words of Jeff Pettiross, who once said, "Isn't Crimson, after all, just
>an off-Red?"
 
As does fellow Carnellian and White supporter Bill Fenwick:
 
>BC's colors are maroon and gold, and maroon is a dark red.  Looks like a clean
>sweep :-)
 
        BC fan Rick MacAdoo, who has been known to complain about Red
and White teams (after a tournament involving--I believe--Cornell, BU
and Wisconsin), seems to make the distinction that Harvard is a red
team but BC isn't.  Don't see it myself.
 
        Then again, I have this nagging feeling that Cornell and
Harvard got their colors swapped at some point.  Outside of the Ivy
League, Carnellian is a dark red and Crimson a bright one.  (I'm
always getting thrown by the "crimson"-clad U of Utah Utes, whose
uniforms are approximately the color of Cornell's.)
 
        And on the subject of uniform colors, Joe also failed to
mention the other aspect of tomorrow's Clarkson-UVM green-and-gold
showdown: it's the only game where both teams wear the ECAC emblem in
its natural colors.
                                        John Whelan, Cornell '91
                                        <[log in to unmask]>
        <http://www.cc.utah.edu/~jtw16960/jshock.html>
 
1997 Frozen Four: Sec 438, Row U, Seat 11
LET'S GO RED!
 
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