Well, I see that Bill Fenwick beat me to the punch and told about the
SLU's win over Cornell with 1 sec left in overtime.  And, I must say, he
did it with a lot more detail than I would have been able to do.  Thank
you.

I was feeling guilty because I hadn't posted the last couple of weekends.
I went to the games instead of listening via internet and thought that it
was too late to bother to post by the time I returned home.  Then comes
the request for posts and EVERYBODY comes out of the woodwork.  I come
home tonight and find 43 new messages (mostly Hockey-l) instead of the
usual 10 to 15.  WOW.

I will post after tomorrow night's game if the feed works.   Although my
posts are not very thought provoking I do hope that someone appreciates
them.  I know there are a few that don't like them as I have received
some not so nice replies.  But I will continue to post . because I too
don't want to see Hockey-l dry up.

In case anyone is wondering about St. Lawrence, here are a few of my
opinions.  The team is definitely not picking up the wins yet.  They do
seem to be in the games, however.  One goal loses last weekend  were in
the last 21 sec of the third (Fri. at Harvard) and the last 8 seconds of
OT (Sat. at Brown).  Very disappointing for this SAINTS' fan.   The SLU
goaltending (freshmen) looks quite good, I think and are not the
problem.   SLU needs to work on winning face-offs and playing better
defensively.  Too often the defense makes a sloppy play that results in a
turn over and score.

Sara
SLU '77
Let's go SAINTS!!!!


Kevin Coty wrote:

> Greetings,
>
> I've been reading all the recent posts about the decline of messages
> from the list and I too have been slacking off.  To make up for it,
> I'll mention to those who haven't yet heard about the last-second 1-0
> OT loss for Ohio State when they played Miami on Friday Nov 30.  The
> game was one of the best I've seen OSU play at home this year and on
> that particular night, Miami played just as well.  With about 5
> seconds left in the OT, the crowd is on their feet to congragulate
> OSU (and Miami as well)  for a well played game.  The puck is loose
> around the OSU net and all of a sudden, the goal judge turns on the
> light and the ref signals a goal for Miami.  When I looked up at the
> clock it said 0.1 sec. remaining.  At that time a collective groan
> came from the crowd.  As an aside, I watched as the ushers escorted
> the goal judge out of the arena in under 5 seconds.  I was very
> impressed at that.  I guess they didn't want the guy to get assulted
> for making the call.
>
> My question is this:  Does anyone remember if this has ever happened
> before, either in regulation or in OT?
>
> Just doing my part to contribute,
>
> Kevin
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