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[QUOTE="MD Cuse Fan, post: 5032838, member: 6742"]
A few thoughts I had after watching Cornell live this past weekend:

Cornell is good but this is certainly a game Cuse should win,
Penn did a good job of handling the initial Cornell onslaught when they went up 6-3 I believe it was. 
Kirst finished with 4 goals but I actually thought Penn played him ok, they doubled him pretty quickly most possessions. I expected more from Long but he only had one goal and didn't shoot the ball very well. Goldstein is a tiny kid in person and Penn is a pretty physical team and he didn't get anything going. Outside of Kirst I'm not sure what their plan was, they just didn't seem very confident for what is a very good unit but props to Penn I guess. There was a lot of sloppyness from both teams and that was with a pretty good weather day for late March so not sure what that means if the forecast is supposed to be crappy tomorrow.

Feels like Cuse probably has the advantage at the face-off and def in cage. BR started winning mire draws in the 2nd half. Cornell's goalie I think let in 5-6 goals before he made a save. He played better in the 2nd half, they def did a better job forcing shots he was able to read cleanly. Cornell's defense isn't great by any means and like most teams, their ssdm's can be taken advantage by on offense like the Orange.

Big Red sit at 5-3 and I think they def lose to ND in a couple weeks, they could be looking at having 5 or 6 losses depending on how the Harvard game goes so I think they could so I don't want to say this is a must win but I wonder if this ends up a "good" loss at the end of the day?

Hope the strong finish against the Irish carries over tomorrow night!
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