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[QUOTE="laxsummit, post: 2607982, member: 4802"]
Powell is correct about tendencies and low %'s but he also sees the same promise if they realize their potential.  3 frosh were a bit raw at times and had some growing pains but that has to be expected when so many youngsters are thrust into action all at once.  Dord tendency is to go low, Trimboli's is to shoot high while Curry shots are a bit more varied. Lipka had the lowest sog% but the highest sh% with a outstanding 40%. All four have shown ability to separate and get their shot off and all have shown  glimpses at times of how dangerous and good they can become. Now they just have to expand  on their skillsets  and become more consistent, both tends to occur over the course of a career. Believe Ryan Powell pointed out that it's better to be missing a pipe on a good shot than getting a shot on goal that is easily saveable. Enjoy watching offenses in any sport that pressure and buzz around and this grouping has that potential. Not sure they will ever register high efficiency rates ie Cornell given  but expect the production and  conversion %s  of this foursome to rise  with greater familiarity, coordination and skill refinement. Confined my remarks to those four  but good talent right behind and more coming in , mid lines should be position of strength
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