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Message: [QUOTE="JeremyCuse, post: 2330897, member: 43"] To me this is the year Desko and the staff have to throw caution to the wind and play young guys from the word go, when you bring in 6 of the top 50 midfielders of whatever the stat was you definitely have talent that is ready to play right away despite what will surely be some growing pains. As for the midfield lines I see it as follows Trimboli, Bomberry Quinn/? Lane, Dearth, Simmons, Dordevic, O'Sullivan, Westin Fight for the second line will be fascinating to watch. Westin I believe is back as he took a red-shirt last year. He was pretty much a non factor his first three years so unless he makes a big senior jump he's probably going to fall far down the depth chart. Simmons was probably the most consistent guy on the 2nd line which isn't saying a lot considering how bad it struggled at times but he had a few nice games and brings a wealth of experience. Assuming Dearth isn't moved to SSDM I think he has a good grip on a second line spot. I really like Dordevic to just don't know where he is health wise after his knee injury last spring. I would put Curry here to but I think ( my opinion only) he's a candidate to be bumped to Attack. Lauder is a dark horse here as well. O'Sullivan has not been moved to SSDM, he doesn't have the size to play that position. He is built like Salcido and does have great speed. He could break out with a year under his belt. Not writing off Romano but he has been recruited over at this point, he's really going to need to show something in fall ball or early winter/spring practice to have any shot of seeing the field. I wouldn't be surprised if he transferred after this season or after this semester if the writing is on the wall. [/QUOTE]

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