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[QUOTE="ivorytower, post: 3030442, member: 6888"]
Laviano has sick hands...Hill is closest

Hill's hands and quick release are probably most comparable to Laviano . His strengths are brought to light playing off Krauss and Moore.

In hs, Dordevic and Curry played both mf and attack (as did Lipka and Buttermore). Either would add the  dimension of a strong dodger  with the ability to  separate but slides would come so reasonable to question  passing abilities adapting to attack. Thought Tiffany was nuts to drop Moore but it was smart, he not only adjusted but became even more valuable to offense . My guess is our mids would adapt as well given their abilities. Curry straight out speed may work better up top while Dordevic jukes and strength may be more suited and beneficial to the  makeup of our attack. Do think any shift should start in fall.

Based off performance the only given at attack  should be Refhuss. If a mid drops down, assume  3rd spot is lCook's to lose.  Hopefully ready to blossom  but  prefer open competion for  minutes as intrigued by Seebold's size around crease and Aburn quietly productive game . Expecting unit to  employ at least four man rotation however the minutes are mixed.   No idea about incoming but expect most frosh to spend year developing .

Same productive foursome returns to fill first mid line and lead second. . 2nd and 3rd lines  are deeper as young talent has a year of development under their belt. . Dami is gonna  beast somewhere whether that be at dm or om and Quinn will hopefully stay healthy. Do like the size and abilities of the Kims and Fiorini.
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