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Message: [QUOTE="DoctahLexus, post: 3262223, member: 6798"] With Dordevic and why he is elite, it comes down to his ability to gain separation. Nobody on the team (except maybe Curry) is more likely to draw a slide/get the defense rotating, which is the most crucial aspect to creating scoring opportunities on offense. He is a match-up nightmare with his explosiveness and quickness, and the rotations he will create will lead to things like Cook, Rehfuss, or Scanlan suddenly having a short stick on them, Buttermore getting open for his lethal outside shot, skip passes being open, etc. That is why Sergio Percovic was such a big part of NDs offense even without blowing up the stat sheet in his later years. That is why Connor Fletcher remains a key to Cornell's offense despite only 19 points. Teams are not necessarily scared of the Brad Voigts and Ian Lavianos of the lax world. They are scared of the guys who beat their man, which eventually leads to guys like that being open. [/QUOTE]