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[QUOTE="Purple Haze, post: 4562774, member: 5843"]
From the IL preview:

Graydon Hogg has “raised his play to a new level,” Marr says. He will be the offensive leader. TJ Sheehan is a Denver transfer who Marr recruited in high school. He’s an X-type player who’s skilled and has a high IQ. Freshman Silas Richmond (South Delta, B.C.) is a Canadian who Marr is excited about. He’s a 6-foot-3 finisher who can carry the ball. Camden Hay has worked hard in the fall on his mobility, but he [URL='https://twitter.com/MarkSingelais/status/1618330497033342976?s=20&t=aIGo97546Ii32ws0Shg2Gw']suffered an injury in preseason[/URL]. Jack Pucci is another big body who had a good fall. There’s also a fluid high-IQ player in Peter Salit and sophomore Parker Emmett, both from Georgia, fifth-year Declan Palandjian, Keelan Seneca, Parker Winkky and Amos Whitcomb. Ben Wimmer is a lefty freshman from Oregon.

With a load of offensive depth. Marr plans to go to a system in which there’s only two-way middie and sub in the fifth and sixth guys.

Thomas Decker scored a hat trick vs. Syracuse last year and could play a traditional two-way role along with Alex Pfeiffer, Jacob Moran and Caeden LaPietro. Darien LaPietro is the top d-middie. Four face-off specialists give a lot more depth, and they’ll usually double pole with Elijah Gash, Sam Hixon-Milks and Jake Piseno.

Gash has moved to LSM in one of the biggest shake-ups of the lineup. He’s one of the best athletes to ever suit up at UAlbany, and Marr hopes that move will unleash the athleticism. Defense is a veteran group, and Marr is excited about 4-star freshman Max Neeson.
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