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Uploaded by on Feb 21, 2011

Every third period, the Cornell band begins playing Gary Glitter's "Rock and Roll Anthem, Part II" and the fans then take over in an a cappella fashion (since the band cannot play while the game is in action). Here Harvard netminder Ryan Carroll is on the receiving end of the chant that accompanies the song, but he would get the last laugh after backstopping Harvard to a 4-3 victory.
Shot 2/18/2011 from Section O.

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  • Not only does the guy in light blue not fit in with that Red Sea, but hes way off when it comes to coordination too, get that guy outta there! haha

  • @xwow12345x I know right, i go to the games and they are so much fun. The atmosphere is great.

  • @GOBLUEADAM No you just copied it and added a lot more profanity. You don't surpass the creativity and in your face intensity of the Lynah Faithful

  • Michigan's whole hockey thing came from the Cornell's and Colgate's when they visited Yost and took it over! Eversince, the Michigan hockey fans copied it, surpassed it, and have become what the Cameron Crazies are for Duke in hoops. And they can run a team, and a goalie out of a building. They are RUTHLESS, and they have all the fun, that the law will allow!

  • oh my gosh. that is how you get into a goalies head.

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