Good Luck to Louis Leblanc. I'm sure he deliberated long and hard and in the end did what he believes is best for him. Everyone at Harvard wishes him the best.
It's time to regroup and look ahead. For the first time in many years the hockey expectations in Cambridge are low to zilch. Another futile season would surprise no one. Donato in many ways is under siege. Mens hockey has been floundering in an era when Crimson sports in general have enjoyed unparalled success. Harvard athletics commands more attention and respect today than in almost a century.
So this is not the time to throw in the towel at Bright. I like to think we have seen the bottom and, though it may take some time to recover, we are on the threshold of a new beginning. We have a nucleus of good hockey players who, as underdogs and under no pressure, can do their thing and hopefully surprise some people. Let's keep the faith.
GO CRIMSON!
It's time to regroup and look ahead. For the first time in many years the hockey expectations in Cambridge are low to zilch. Another futile season would surprise no one. Donato in many ways is under siege. Mens hockey has been floundering in an era when Crimson sports in general have enjoyed unparalled success. Harvard athletics commands more attention and respect today than in almost a century.
So this is not the time to throw in the towel at Bright. I like to think we have seen the bottom and, though it may take some time to recover, we are on the threshold of a new beginning. We have a nucleus of good hockey players who, as underdogs and under no pressure, can do their thing and hopefully surprise some people. Let's keep the faith.
GO CRIMSON!
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