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[QUOTE="Powellfan, post: 3829453, member: 4819"]
Yes, the invert has been really successful this season, though I think they've been saving it for big games this year. I was a bit surprised to see them use it so much against Albany, but they may have been trying to work out some kinks.  I think the coaches are planning on using it a lot these next three games, and know there is no sense in trying to keep any of it a secret at this point in the season.

The offense looked unstoppable early in the season when Curry was getting the short stick and he would invert.  Defenses have adjusted though and put the long stick on him and a shorty on Dordevic and Trimboli. Dordevic seems to be getting more comfortable behind the cage, it took him a while to get going against Duke. Trimboli does not invert much, but I find it interesting the one time I can think of that he did do it, he scored.  Seebold and Cook also look more comfortable behind the cage than they do in front of it, and they gave Buttermore a number of invert runs against Albany.  I think this strategy works pretty well since you have two attackmen in Scanlan and Hiltz who dominate the wings, so there is more space behind the goal.
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