After having a laundry list of injuries which he played through, Murray was finally knocked out of the lineup at Yale. And the Red will need his physical presence. With a speedy Princeton team coming to East Hill this weekend, Cornell will look to Murray to hit the Tigers' top players and slow down the game. I'm just going to play the way I always do. And it is Murray's offensive presence which may mean the most to the Red, which has been struggling to score, even on its vaunted power play.
Teams are aware of it.
You have to take him away, if you don't he will score from out there. And if you do take him away there are all kinds of other options. While Murray hopes to improve the power play, he cautions that he may not be the complete answer. However, his return seems to have given the team a boost of confidence for the power play. Either it will go in, or it will hit something and go in or it will hit something and then rebound.