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Subject: Re: Thanks Internetter!


Author:
Cornell Lightweights Too
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Date Posted: 22:34:05 06/11/08 Wed
In reply to: internetter 's message, "Re: Thanks Internetter!" on 22:26:03 06/11/08 Wed

The Cornell lightweights, who reached the finals of Henley two of the last trhee years, are also going for the fourth straight year. They have won three straight IRA national titles, the first program to ever do that.

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Author:
internetter
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Date Posted: 22:49:03 06/11/08 Wed

Not only does the Ivy site fail to note the BR lights going to Henley but the Cornell AD page, too! Maybe the latter is on vacation since the last story is dated June 2.
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Author:
foehi
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Date Posted: 04:31:24 06/12/08 Thu

Not to rain on the magnificent accomplishments of the Columbia crew, but there are Ivy boats at Henley every year. It is hardly noteworthy.
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Author:
cu dad
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Date Posted: 04:52:34 06/12/08 Thu

If you can post about Penn's womens lax we'll post about crew.
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Author:
Roar
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Date Posted: 05:10:08 06/12/08 Thu

We should all know by now that Foehi is an incorrigible character who thrives on the reactions he gets from Lion fans. Best to ignore him.
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Author:
Chet Forte (in defense of foehi)
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Date Posted: 16:59:26 06/12/08 Thu

I have seen enormous growth in foehi in recent months. While it is true that his views toward Columbia have in the past bordered on the pathological, I have sensed a sort of cri de coeur about the recent mediocrity of Penn athletics, masked by a rather mild upbraiding of Columbia fans. Progress in some cases comes in small, indeed infantile, steps.
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Author:
foehi
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Date Posted: 03:06:39 06/13/08 Fri

Harumph. What you are sensing is a cri de spleen about Penn athletics which have been not mediocre but crappy lately. Bilski has been in the job too long. New blood is needed. We are becoming Columbiaesque
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Author:
CU_88
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Date Posted: 04:14:40 06/13/08 Fri

Don't forget that you hired from Columbia your director of admissions. Roar Quaker Roar.
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Author:
foehi
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Date Posted: 06:19:07 06/13/08 Fri

I will remember this while from the dog's mouth I remove my sock.
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Author:
Chet Forte (chin up foehi!)
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Date Posted: 16:18:51 06/13/08 Fri

You have a lot of real fans out there who feel your pain. And your grace under pressure of late has been a standard to which all of us should be measured.
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Author:
Sr Punter
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Date Posted: 19:11:03 06/13/08 Fri

It's a big deal to those who are participating!

Am I correct that in the understanding that the "Ivy" Rowing Champ is usually determined at the Eastern Sprints?
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Author:
Princeton Fan
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Date Posted: 19:30:29 06/13/08 Fri

We went over this in the thread in which you and I debated whether it made more sense for the winner of the varsity eight race (Yale) or the overall points winner at the NCAA championship (Brown) to be designated "NCAA champion."

The "Ivy League champion" is always determined by the varsity eight race at Eastern sprints. If the winner is a non-Ivy team, then the next highest finishing Ivy team is the "Ivy League champion." Furthermore, the nine members of that specific crew, including the cox, are designated "First-Team All-Ivy."

The overall points winner at Easterns receives the Rowe Cup but is not called the meet champion. In dual meets, both the "winner" of the meet and the Cup being contested go to the winner of the varsity eight race, not the overal points winner. So the practice of the NCAA meet truly is an outlier.


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