Cornell 2024

[Chousnake]

The Office Of Scheduling on the grassy knoll was closed this year.
No back room deals, no arm twisting, no payoffs.
Finally, Cornell has a fair shot at winning it all this year and losing
their spot as the program to go the longest between titles ('77 was
a long time ago...had a real good shot at it once but blew it). Even in
a year when everything is just the way you want it you can't help
yourselves from whining. How unbecoming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DksSPZTZES0

Not sure where this is coming from. keno in reno complained/whined about the schedule from an SU veiwpoint. Not me or any other Cornell fan.

[keno in reno]

The Office Of Scheduling on the grassy knoll was closed this year.
No back room deals, no arm twisting, no payoffs.
Finally, Cornell has a fair shot at winning it all this year and losing
their spot as the program to go the longest between titles ('77 was
a long time ago...had a real good shot at it once but blew it). Even in
a year when everything is just the way you want it you can't help
yourselves from whining. How unbecoming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DksSPZTZES0

Not sure where this is coming from. keno in reno complained/whined about the schedule from an SU veiwpoint. Not me or any other Cornell fan.

I could not care less about Syracuse's poor scheduling. Pretty stupid on their part to play 2 top teams in 3 days on the road. Chou chou was the one crying about all the past scheduling injustices against the evil orange empire.

[Farfromgeneva]

The Office Of Scheduling on the grassy knoll was closed this year.
No back room deals, no arm twisting, no payoffs.
Finally, Cornell has a fair shot at winning it all this year and losing
their spot as the program to go the longest between titles ('77 was
a long time ago...had a real good shot at it once but blew it). Even in
a year when everything is just the way you want it you can't help
yourselves from whining. How unbecoming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DksSPZTZES0

Not sure where this is coming from. keno in reno complained/whined about the schedule from an SU veiwpoint. Not me or any other Cornell fan.

Personal stuff. Some guys show up and then go poof, disappearing to the bathroom because they sharded themselves. (https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sharded)

[DMac]

The Office Of Scheduling on the grassy knoll was closed this year.
No back room deals, no arm twisting, no payoffs.
Finally, Cornell has a fair shot at winning it all this year and losing
their spot as the program to go the longest between titles ('77 was
a long time ago...had a real good shot at it once but blew it). Even in
a year when everything is just the way you want it you can't help
yourselves from whining. How unbecoming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DksSPZTZES0

It's so easy to lure the orange troll out from under his bridge!

You beckoned, I obliged, as is the gentlemanly thing to do.

[DMac]

The Office Of Scheduling on the grassy knoll was closed this year.
No back room deals, no arm twisting, no payoffs.
Finally, Cornell has a fair shot at winning it all this year and losing
their spot as the program to go the longest between titles ('77 was
a long time ago...had a real good shot at it once but blew it). Even in
a year when everything is just the way you want it you can't help
yourselves from whining. How unbecoming.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DksSPZTZES0

Not sure where this is coming from. keno in reno complained/whined about the schedule from an SU veiwpoint. Not me or any other Cornell fan.

If I had a do over that would say yourself rather than yourselves.

[Antonio114]

On Saturday March 30th, Cornell plays at Penn while Syracuse visits Notre Dame. Cornell hosts Syracuse on Tuesday April 2nd at 7pm. Unusually equitable.

Not equitable at all. Penn<<<Notre Dame, then 3 days later at Cornell. Big Advantage Big Red.

Oh please. Cry me a river. Do you know the recent history of the Syracuse-Cornell rivalry? This 2024 game would mark the first time in many many years (I'm too lazy to look up the actual number of years right now) that the teams will meet after an equal number of days of rest. For as long as I can remember, Syracuse had as much a week off before facing Cornell while Cornell played a game 3 days before (and two days before a few years ago) before facing SU.

+100 (Sometimes as long as 10 days with Syracuse having no game the previous weekend!)

IL schedules from past years go back to 2014. In that time the longest period between the Syracuse opponent before Cornell and the Cornell game is 7 days. Years where it is a mid week game we have a mid week game the previous week. If you have an example of cuse resting 10 days before a Cornell game that example is at least 10 years old.

[Antonio114]

On Saturday March 30th, Cornell plays at Penn while Syracuse visits Notre Dame. Cornell hosts Syracuse on Tuesday April 2nd at 7pm. Unusually equitable.

Not equitable at all. Penn<<<Notre Dame, then 3 days later at Cornell. Big Advantage Big Red.

Oh please. Cry me a river. Do you know the recent history of the Syracuse-Cornell rivalry? This 2024 game would mark the first time in many many years (I'm too lazy to look up the actual number of years right now) that the teams will meet after an equal number of days of rest. For as long as I can remember, Syracuse had as much a week off before facing Cornell while Cornell played a game 3 days before (and two days before a few years ago) before facing SU.

+100 (Sometimes as long as 10 days with Syracuse having no game the previous weekend!)

IL schedules from past years go back to 2014. In that time the longest period between the Syracuse opponent before Cornell and the Cornell game is 7 days. Years where it is a mid week game we have a mid week game the previous week. If you have an example of cuse resting 10 days before a Cornell game that example is at least 10 years old.

And after a little more digging, in the 5 years before 2014 we played Princeton the weekend before a mid week Cornell game. No gap longer than 3-4 days. Starting to think we are dealing with a Cornell fan doing math/counting at a Hobart level.

[laxfan1313]

On Saturday March 30th, Cornell plays at Penn while Syracuse visits Notre Dame. Cornell hosts Syracuse on Tuesday April 2nd at 7pm. Unusually equitable.

Not equitable at all. Penn<<<Notre Dame, then 3 days later at Cornell. Big Advantage Big Red.

Oh please. Cry me a river. Do you know the recent history of the Syracuse-Cornell rivalry? This 2024 game would mark the first time in many many years (I'm too lazy to look up the actual number of years right now) that the teams will meet after an equal number of days of rest. For as long as I can remember, Syracuse had as much a week off before facing Cornell while Cornell played a game 3 days before (and two days before a few years ago) before facing SU.

+100 (Sometimes as long as 10 days with Syracuse having no game the previous weekend!)

IL schedules from past years go back to 2014. In that time the longest period between the Syracuse opponent before Cornell and the Cornell game is 7 days. Years where it is a mid week game we have a mid week game the previous week. If you have an example of cuse resting 10 days before a Cornell game that example is at least 10 years old.

And after a little more digging, in the 5 years before 2014 we played Princeton the weekend before a mid week Cornell game. No gap longer than 3-4 days. Starting to think we are dealing with a Cornell fan doing math/counting at a Hobart level.

I could not access Syracuse data from prior to 2002 and data from 2002 to date does not show Syracuse having 10 days to prepare for a Cornell game.  I am confident that prior to that year there was at least one instance, perhaps more than one instance of a 10 day gap.  From 2002 to 2013, it appears each team had equal preparation time.  Subsequently, that changed.  2014: Syracuse 6 days, Cornell 3 days;  2015: This was Syracuse's 2nd game and Cornell's first game.  The game was on February 15th.  Syracuse had 8 days after its first game and had been practicing since January 1st.  Cornell started practice on February 1st;  2016: Syracuse 6 days, Cornell 3 days;  2017: Syracuse 6 days, Cornell 3 days;  2018:  Syracuse 7 days, Cornell 3 days;  2019: Syracuse 7 days, Cornell 3 days.  2020-2022: no games.

[Farfromgeneva]

On Saturday March 30th, Cornell plays at Penn while Syracuse visits Notre Dame. Cornell hosts Syracuse on Tuesday April 2nd at 7pm. Unusually equitable.

Not equitable at all. Penn<<<Notre Dame, then 3 days later at Cornell. Big Advantage Big Red.

Oh please. Cry me a river. Do you know the recent history of the Syracuse-Cornell rivalry? This 2024 game would mark the first time in many many years (I'm too lazy to look up the actual number of years right now) that the teams will meet after an equal number of days of rest. For as long as I can remember, Syracuse had as much a week off before facing Cornell while Cornell played a game 3 days before (and two days before a few years ago) before facing SU.

+100 (Sometimes as long as 10 days with Syracuse having no game the previous weekend!)

IL schedules from past years go back to 2014. In that time the longest period between the Syracuse opponent before Cornell and the Cornell game is 7 days. Years where it is a mid week game we have a mid week game the previous week. If you have an example of cuse resting 10 days before a Cornell game that example is at least 10 years old.

And after a little more digging, in the 5 years before 2014 we played Princeton the weekend before a mid week Cornell game. No gap longer than 3-4 days. Starting to think we are dealing with a Cornell fan doing math/counting at a Hobart level.

A. Nice bomb toss but….
B. Is a syracuse fan/rep really throwing an academic gauntlet down??? I guess we could do math on credit risk and lending and discuss the range of values to a third party personal guarantee on auto loans and see how that shakes out..in the late 80s/early 90s that guarantee on consumer secured is worth at least 500 basis points, or, checking Hobart math, $500/$10,000 per annum. (And given spreads are wider when nominal/index rates are higher reality is it could be worth 1,000bps back then, except subprime and thin file credit profiles literally didn’t have access to credit back then)

[Antonio114]

On Saturday March 30th, Cornell plays at Penn while Syracuse visits Notre Dame. Cornell hosts Syracuse on Tuesday April 2nd at 7pm. Unusually equitable.

Not equitable at all. Penn<<<Notre Dame, then 3 days later at Cornell. Big Advantage Big Red.

Oh please. Cry me a river. Do you know the recent history of the Syracuse-Cornell rivalry? This 2024 game would mark the first time in many many years (I'm too lazy to look up the actual number of years right now) that the teams will meet after an equal number of days of rest. For as long as I can remember, Syracuse had as much a week off before facing Cornell while Cornell played a game 3 days before (and two days before a few years ago) before facing SU.

+100 (Sometimes as long as 10 days with Syracuse having no game the previous weekend!)

IL schedules from past years go back to 2014. In that time the longest period between the Syracuse opponent before Cornell and the Cornell game is 7 days. Years where it is a mid week game we have a mid week game the previous week. If you have an example of cuse resting 10 days before a Cornell game that example is at least 10 years old.

And after a little more digging, in the 5 years before 2014 we played Princeton the weekend before a mid week Cornell game. No gap longer than 3-4 days. Starting to think we are dealing with a Cornell fan doing math/counting at a Hobart level.

I could not access Syracuse data from prior to 2002 and data from 2002 to date does not show Syracuse having 10 days to prepare for a Cornell game.  I am confident that prior to that year there was at least one instance, perhaps more than one instance of a 10 day gap.  From 2002 to 2013, it appears each team had equal preparation time.  Subsequently, that changed.  2014: Syracuse 6 days, Cornell 3 days;  2015: This was Syracuse's 2nd game and Cornell's first game.  The game was on February 15th.  Syracuse had 8 days after its first game and had been practicing since January 1st.  Cornell started practice on February 1st;  2016: Syracuse 6 days, Cornell 3 days;  2017: Syracuse 6 days, Cornell 3 days;  2018:  Syracuse 7 days, Cornell 3 days;  2019: Syracuse 7 days, Cornell 3 days.  2020-2022: no games.

Ok so the 10 day thing was either fiction or an ancient secret history swept away by the sands of time. Got it. But also, I just do not think this is a big deal at all. We have a midweek game scheduled the week before the cornell mid week game. Changed it up after we dropped the weekend Princeton game in 2013. Just seems like a totally normal April occurrence. Now we have a weekend game a few days before again and time marches on. Believe the record is 4-4 since 2014. Neither team did a whole lot in that time until your final four run 2 years ago. I am playing a violin, and the violin is not the worlds smallest, but it is noticeably smaller than average.

But anyways I agree with FannOlax. Just glad to be playing again!

[DMac]

Nope, not a big deal, never has been despite 1313's annual pizzin' and moanin' about it as if there's some sort of conspiracy and Cuse is afraid to play the Big Red unless they can get some sort of upper hand. Next comes red shirts.

[laxfan1313]

Nope, not a big deal, never has been despite 1313's annual pizzin' and moanin' about it as if there's some sort of conspiracy and Cuse is afraid to play the Big Red unless they can get some sort of upper hand. Next comes red shirts.

The Orange thread is in danger of slipping to the 3rd page of the index. Just stating the facts.

[Antonio114]

Nope, not a big deal, never has been despite 1313's annual pizzin' and moanin' about it as if there's some sort of conspiracy and Cuse is afraid to play the Big Red unless they can get some sort of upper hand. Next comes red shirts.

The Orange thread is in danger of slipping to the 3rd page of the index. Just stating the facts.

You are in danger of slipping to the third page of this.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cu0polQNnYB ... g_index=2

[DMac]

Nope, not a big deal, never has been despite 1313's annual pizzin' and moanin' about it as if there's some sort of conspiracy and Cuse is afraid to play the Big Red unless they can get some sort of upper hand. Next comes red shirts.

The Orange thread is in danger of slipping to the 3rd page of the index. Just stating the facts.

Appears as if you're the only one concerned about that, no?

[laxfan1313]

Nope, not a big deal, never has been despite 1313's annual pizzin' and moanin' about it as if there's some sort of conspiracy and Cuse is afraid to play the Big Red unless they can get some sort of upper hand. Next comes red shirts.

The Orange thread is in danger of slipping to the 3rd page of the index. Just stating the facts.

Appears as if you're the only one concerned about that, no?

I'm not the least bit concerned. Just stating a fact.

[laxfan1313]

Nope, not a big deal, never has been despite 1313's annual pizzin' and moanin' about it as if there's some sort of conspiracy and Cuse is afraid to play the Big Red unless they can get some sort of upper hand. Next comes red shirts.

The Orange thread is in danger of slipping to the 3rd page of the index. Just stating the facts.

You are in danger of slipping to the third page of this.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cu0polQNnYB ... g_index=2

Thanks for the info. I think the number is lower for Big Red football!

[ICGrad]

2020-2022: no games.

Minor correction: Cornell played Syracuse @ 'Cuse in 2022. Cornell had 2 days rest (they played Harvard 4/9, Syracuse 4/11), Syracuse had 4 days rest (Albany 4/7).

This was the game where Syracuse jumped out to the big lead (6-0, I think?) but Cornell came back to win it late.

[DMac]

16-15 Cornell, OT.
That game came with the pizzin' and moanin' too.

[FannOLax]

16-15 Cornell, OT.
That game came with the pizzin' and moanin' too.

"Pizzin' and moanin'" sounds like a friggin' orgasmic pizza!

[CU88a]

16-15 Cornell, OT.
That game came with the pizzin' and moanin' too.

"Pizzin' and moanin'" sounds like a friggin' orgasmic pizza!

LOL

+1