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[QUOTE="ivorytower, post: 4222010, member: 6888"]
Yep, he had one penalty last year playing his old position the same fast and aggressive way and that isn't changing nor should it change. He tops all on those game speed measurements that gait bought .Probalbly the fastest defender in game  but  dropped down to cover ones for team and its worked out  well  so far. He gets toughest assignments and current  package has him sliding more than Mellen who was terrific against most but more stick to cover.. Loudly  criticized K for that unnecessary slide off Nichtern and also one off Shellenberger but otherwise most slides necessary and at times disruptive.   Wish he would have taken some  shots that were available on upfield bursts but obvious taking his new role seriously and not going to get caught  too far upfield. .Learning from the d GOAT and covering Dordevic in practice has to be beneficial and he's now able imo to play either lsm or close in plll. . Let me move on to others while throwing compliments . Stuzin of Yale and Van Buren of OSU had the high rankings coming in and got the early ink but Caccamo has been as good or better than either. Great stick and instincts, Cuse D gonna be in very good hands in years going forward with him and others. Murph as Powell noted went for hitches but outlier as he's usually fundamentally sound ,   cringe when he  places himself to takes those shots to body n  incredulous how he  picks off cross crease  passes  . One of the bright spots in an otherwise awful Gtown game was Murphs clamp on Haley .Thought d was coming together last year but injury to a underrated Dp set back unit but crawling back .  Impressed with Olexo , he and Clary will be a fine  lsm combo for years  as will  Rice and Aviles at dm . Not going to claim team defense is up there yet but  its progressing with individual play starting to mesh under Petros  instruction.  End of another spout.
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