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Dcuse, you are speaking my language.
I'll give it my best shot. There are others on the board who have a better idea, but I'll try.
Attack: Joey Spallina, Owen Hiltz, Trey Deere
Deere of course is the big question mark, as Spallina and Hiltz are locks to start. Would love for the Orange to be able to pair Spallina with another righty for once in his career, but after two years playing Box together, he should have good chemistry with Deere. Other options would be moving Thomson, Leo or Birtwistle down low, or starting a freshman like Payton Anderson.
1st midfield: Michael Leo, Sam English, Finn Thomson
All three starters return from last year. If one gets moved to attack, I would think Luke Rhoa gets bumped up. Should be one of the better groups in the country
2nd midfield: Jackson Birtwistle, Luke Rhoa, Payton Anderson
Birtwistle (so long as he has a bounce-back year) and Rhoa are two of the better second line middies on the team and would start for a lot of the teams in the country. The third spot is interesting. If Anderson doesn't nab the last spot, there are some intriguing choices amongst the underclassmen. My bet would be seeing Wyatt Hottle move here.
3rd midfield: Tucker Kellogg, Tyler McCarthy, Wyatt Hottle
Hottle is the wild card, as he could stay at SSDM. I like his speed and shiftiness. Not a lot of points last year, but he looked like he belonged on the field. Kellogg has a huge shot but struggled on man-up. McCarthy looked like he needed some seasoning last year.
Face-off: John Mullen, Drew Angelo
Wings: Sam English, Carter Rice, Michael Grace, Vincent Bolognio
On paper this should be a good group, but probably depends on if Grace plays LSM or down low. Rice needs to work on groundball play, but there aren't a lot of obvious choices after English for the short sticks. Big year for Mullen as the starter who showed a lot last year as a freshman.
SSDM: Carter Rice, Nate LaVine, Jake Spallina, Ryder Ochoa
Rice is a stud. The rest of the group has a lot to work on. Ochoa is the wildcard. Perhaps Matt McIntee or Chrishawn Hunter moves here. Hopefully LaVine has been doing speed and agility workouts this offseason.
LSM: Michael Grace, Vincent Bolognio
I know we've heard reports that Grace is playing down low, but I can't help but think he'll be lining up at LSM this season. I feel better about Cuse's options down low than I do about the LSM position, as of this moment. Bologino is a freshman (highly decorated) who should serve as a good backup to the DIII transfer. After him there are a lot of question marks. Dylan Sageder should see time here and maybe Nick Caccamo.
Close Defense: Riley Figuerias, Billy Dwan, Donny Scott
The first two names of course are obvious. Scott is a bit of a wildcard, but he came in highly rated and it never felt like Syracuse could settle on a third starter last season. I like giving an opportunity to the "new guy". Perhaps Scott plays LSM and Grace plays close. Caden Kol was the starter last year but struggled at times. He returns as well.
Goalie: Jimmy McCool, Michael Ippoliti
I'm guessing McCool gets the first crack at replacing Will Mark, given he was a five star recruit.
I'll give it my best shot. There are others on the board who have a better idea, but I'll try.
Attack: Joey Spallina, Owen Hiltz, Trey Deere
Deere of course is the big question mark, as Spallina and Hiltz are locks to start. Would love for the Orange to be able to pair Spallina with another righty for once in his career, but after two years playing Box together, he should have good chemistry with Deere. Other options would be moving Thomson, Leo or Birtwistle down low, or starting a freshman like Payton Anderson.
1st midfield: Michael Leo, Sam English, Finn Thomson
All three starters return from last year. If one gets moved to attack, I would think Luke Rhoa gets bumped up. Should be one of the better groups in the country
2nd midfield: Jackson Birtwistle, Luke Rhoa, Payton Anderson
Birtwistle (so long as he has a bounce-back year) and Rhoa are two of the better second line middies on the team and would start for a lot of the teams in the country. The third spot is interesting. If Anderson doesn't nab the last spot, there are some intriguing choices amongst the underclassmen. My bet would be seeing Wyatt Hottle move here.
3rd midfield: Tucker Kellogg, Tyler McCarthy, Wyatt Hottle
Hottle is the wild card, as he could stay at SSDM. I like his speed and shiftiness. Not a lot of points last year, but he looked like he belonged on the field. Kellogg has a huge shot but struggled on man-up. McCarthy looked like he needed some seasoning last year.
Face-off: John Mullen, Drew Angelo
Wings: Sam English, Carter Rice, Michael Grace, Vincent Bolognio
On paper this should be a good group, but probably depends on if Grace plays LSM or down low. Rice needs to work on groundball play, but there aren't a lot of obvious choices after English for the short sticks. Big year for Mullen as the starter who showed a lot last year as a freshman.
SSDM: Carter Rice, Nate LaVine, Jake Spallina, Ryder Ochoa
Rice is a stud. The rest of the group has a lot to work on. Ochoa is the wildcard. Perhaps Matt McIntee or Chrishawn Hunter moves here. Hopefully LaVine has been doing speed and agility workouts this offseason.
LSM: Michael Grace, Vincent Bolognio
I know we've heard reports that Grace is playing down low, but I can't help but think he'll be lining up at LSM this season. I feel better about Cuse's options down low than I do about the LSM position, as of this moment. Bologino is a freshman (highly decorated) who should serve as a good backup to the DIII transfer. After him there are a lot of question marks. Dylan Sageder should see time here and maybe Nick Caccamo.
Close Defense: Riley Figuerias, Billy Dwan, Donny Scott
The first two names of course are obvious. Scott is a bit of a wildcard, but he came in highly rated and it never felt like Syracuse could settle on a third starter last season. I like giving an opportunity to the "new guy". Perhaps Scott plays LSM and Grace plays close. Caden Kol was the starter last year but struggled at times. He returns as well.
Goalie: Jimmy McCool, Michael Ippoliti
I'm guessing McCool gets the first crack at replacing Will Mark, given he was a five star recruit.
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I’ll add the caveat that this is what I’d love to see, not necessarily what I think will happen
Attack: Spallina at X, Thomson on the R, and Hiltz/Deere rotation on L
1st midfield: Leo, English, Rhoa
2nd midfield: Birtwistle, Anderson, Hottle
3rd midfield: Kellogg, McCarthy, McIntee, White (alt)
Face-off: Mullen, Angelo
SSDM: Rice, Spallina, Ochoa, Hunter, Schell, Kempney
LSM: Scott, Bolognio
Close Defense: Figuerias, Dwan, Grace
Goalie: McCool
Attack: Spallina at X, Thomson on the R, and Hiltz/Deere rotation on L
1st midfield: Leo, English, Rhoa
2nd midfield: Birtwistle, Anderson, Hottle
3rd midfield: Kellogg, McCarthy, McIntee, White (alt)
Face-off: Mullen, Angelo
SSDM: Rice, Spallina, Ochoa, Hunter, Schell, Kempney
LSM: Scott, Bolognio
Close Defense: Figuerias, Dwan, Grace
Goalie: McCool
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finally got official schedule n can’t wait till season finally starts. Also can’t wait as normally attend 1-2 games a year n looking at the march 9th (hopkins) and april 26th (unc) games to go to this year. The 6 1/2-7hr drive from philly is always exciting. Plus my 7year son can’t wait to get back to destiny mall.
6 1/2 - 7 from philly? you should draft behind me.
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There is one problem with this team construction and it’s too many lefties lol the best options for third attack are Anderson Leo and Deere. It feels like Deere is going to be the odd man out for playing time and I don’t wanna see that happen.
Attack: spallina, hiltz, birtwhistle
First mid: English, Thompson, Leo.
Second mid: Anderson, Deere, Rhoa.
It just feels like another righty at attack makes more sense cuz hiltz is best on the wing and spallina is best at x. Whether it’s birtwistle or Deere at the third attack spot doesn’t really matter what hand they are cuz they’ll be playing mostly crease I assume. But birtwistle has lost some of his scoring touch on the second midfield line. Maybe he’d get it back as a starter at attack.
Attack: spallina, hiltz, birtwhistle
First mid: English, Thompson, Leo.
Second mid: Anderson, Deere, Rhoa.
It just feels like another righty at attack makes more sense cuz hiltz is best on the wing and spallina is best at x. Whether it’s birtwistle or Deere at the third attack spot doesn’t really matter what hand they are cuz they’ll be playing mostly crease I assume. But birtwistle has lost some of his scoring touch on the second midfield line. Maybe he’d get it back as a starter at attack.
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Feels like a a lot of balance for our offense this season. Each game could have a different leading scorer with the combinations we have listed. It is an interesting transition to see how we have evolved over the years.
I do miss the days of superstar attacks with a couple of finishers. I expect a big year for Joey Spalina.
I do miss the days of superstar attacks with a couple of finishers. I expect a big year for Joey Spalina.
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Attack
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Powellfan I think outlined it pretty close to what I have but will try and add my thoughts and a few potential surprised:
Attack: Joey Spallina, Owen Hiltz, Peyton Anderson - 4th attackmen Deere
Deere was excellent in the fall and I have no doubt were gonna regret not red-shirting him last season. That said him playing attack with Joey and Hiltz creates the same problem we had last year, only one read dodging threat in Joey. As good as Deere has looked I worry that SU offensively will run into the same problems they did last year against good defenses, no consistent 2nd doding attack threat. Mule had an up and down season but his inability to dodge ultimately cost him a ton of PT late in the year and while I think Deere is has a higher ceiling the part of his game with the most question marks is dodging. I think Anderson is the answer here and even if he doesn't start the year as the third attackmen I think him playing there is inevitable. I do think Deere has to be on the field more and could see him playing both mid and attack and SU rotating in more at attack to give Anderson Hiltz and even Joey a few possessions off.
1st midfield: Michael Leo, Sam English, Finn Thomson - 4th Rhoa
All three starters return as Powellfan noted, this seems like an absolute lock barring injury
2nd midfield: Birtwistle, Luke Rhoa, Deere/Payton Anderson - Hottle
Need Birt to have a bounce back Sr year. He did not seem like himself last year and at time really struggled. May have been hurt but I assume he will have a big Sr year. Rhoa has been very good and is probably on the 1st line at any other D1 school. Don't be surprised if he sees time on the 1st line especially if Thomson get's into another prolonged funk like last year.
3rd midfield: Tucker Kellogg, Tyler McCarthy, Wyatt Hottle/McIntee/O'Farrell
SU usually pops a surprise on the third mid line and I wouldn't be shocked if a Frosh saw PT here. Gait unlike Desko doesn't love running a third mid line so not sure how often we will see these guys but there's the potential for a game or two where they could see some extended PT. I've heard conflicting info on Hottle, if he's back to O full time he could make a run at the 2nd line, staff loves his speed. McIntee and O'Farrell have apparently impressed as well, keep an eye on both.
Face-off: John Mullen, Drew Angelo - Richiusa
Just need Johnny to stay healthy and we should be good here. Angelo looks very solid for a frosh (from the info out there) and Richiusa gives you a veteran 3rd guy you can go to if you need to break the emergency glass.
Wings: Sam English, Carter Rice, Michael Grace, Vincent Bolognio, Hottle, Sageder
Beyond English and Rice this is a total crapshoot until we know the starting and backup LSM's. I don't love English and Rice running draw after draw they are to important and risk getting worn down. Would love to see us develop a short stick guy here who can specialize on the wing.
SSDM: Carter Rice, Nate LaVine, Jake Spallina, Ryder Ochoa, -- Hottle, Kempney, Hunter
Rice and Levine are the two stalwarts but I suspect Jake to take another step forward and Ochoa seems destined for a lot of time. I believe Kempney is back to try again at SSDM and I think Hunter has also been playing there. I list Hottle because I am unclear what the plan is with him, he had some very good games at SSDM but his height is a major concern.
LSM: Donny Scott, Vincent Bolognino, Sageder/Caccamo
I agree with Powell and have expressed my own belief that Grace is better off here but the buzz is that he will start at close. Should that be the case I think Scott will get the nod here. However, don't overlook Bolognino he has the talent to win this job as a frosh, he's that talented.
Close Defense: Riley Figuerias, Billy Dwan, Grace - Kol/Stephens
The third close spot was a constant carousel last year between Kol and Caccamo with neither guy really able to take a hold of the job. With Scott fully healthy and Grace in the fold I suspect one of the two will lock it down. Keep an eye on Dillon Stephens, much like Bolognino a very heralded frosh who could come in and grab a spot maybe not immediately but much like Dwan hsi frosh year he could force the staffs hand midway through the year.
Goalie: McCool / Ippoliti - This seems like McCool's job to lose after waiting in the wings. I have heard good stuff about Ippoliti though and I suspect the job will be wide open to start. I really hope one of them grabs it and runs with it, I dread going back to goalie roulette again.
Attack: Joey Spallina, Owen Hiltz, Peyton Anderson - 4th attackmen Deere
Deere was excellent in the fall and I have no doubt were gonna regret not red-shirting him last season. That said him playing attack with Joey and Hiltz creates the same problem we had last year, only one read dodging threat in Joey. As good as Deere has looked I worry that SU offensively will run into the same problems they did last year against good defenses, no consistent 2nd doding attack threat. Mule had an up and down season but his inability to dodge ultimately cost him a ton of PT late in the year and while I think Deere is has a higher ceiling the part of his game with the most question marks is dodging. I think Anderson is the answer here and even if he doesn't start the year as the third attackmen I think him playing there is inevitable. I do think Deere has to be on the field more and could see him playing both mid and attack and SU rotating in more at attack to give Anderson Hiltz and even Joey a few possessions off.
1st midfield: Michael Leo, Sam English, Finn Thomson - 4th Rhoa
All three starters return as Powellfan noted, this seems like an absolute lock barring injury
2nd midfield: Birtwistle, Luke Rhoa, Deere/Payton Anderson - Hottle
Need Birt to have a bounce back Sr year. He did not seem like himself last year and at time really struggled. May have been hurt but I assume he will have a big Sr year. Rhoa has been very good and is probably on the 1st line at any other D1 school. Don't be surprised if he sees time on the 1st line especially if Thomson get's into another prolonged funk like last year.
3rd midfield: Tucker Kellogg, Tyler McCarthy, Wyatt Hottle/McIntee/O'Farrell
SU usually pops a surprise on the third mid line and I wouldn't be shocked if a Frosh saw PT here. Gait unlike Desko doesn't love running a third mid line so not sure how often we will see these guys but there's the potential for a game or two where they could see some extended PT. I've heard conflicting info on Hottle, if he's back to O full time he could make a run at the 2nd line, staff loves his speed. McIntee and O'Farrell have apparently impressed as well, keep an eye on both.
Face-off: John Mullen, Drew Angelo - Richiusa
Just need Johnny to stay healthy and we should be good here. Angelo looks very solid for a frosh (from the info out there) and Richiusa gives you a veteran 3rd guy you can go to if you need to break the emergency glass.
Wings: Sam English, Carter Rice, Michael Grace, Vincent Bolognio, Hottle, Sageder
Beyond English and Rice this is a total crapshoot until we know the starting and backup LSM's. I don't love English and Rice running draw after draw they are to important and risk getting worn down. Would love to see us develop a short stick guy here who can specialize on the wing.
SSDM: Carter Rice, Nate LaVine, Jake Spallina, Ryder Ochoa, -- Hottle, Kempney, Hunter
Rice and Levine are the two stalwarts but I suspect Jake to take another step forward and Ochoa seems destined for a lot of time. I believe Kempney is back to try again at SSDM and I think Hunter has also been playing there. I list Hottle because I am unclear what the plan is with him, he had some very good games at SSDM but his height is a major concern.
LSM: Donny Scott, Vincent Bolognino, Sageder/Caccamo
I agree with Powell and have expressed my own belief that Grace is better off here but the buzz is that he will start at close. Should that be the case I think Scott will get the nod here. However, don't overlook Bolognino he has the talent to win this job as a frosh, he's that talented.
Close Defense: Riley Figuerias, Billy Dwan, Grace - Kol/Stephens
The third close spot was a constant carousel last year between Kol and Caccamo with neither guy really able to take a hold of the job. With Scott fully healthy and Grace in the fold I suspect one of the two will lock it down. Keep an eye on Dillon Stephens, much like Bolognino a very heralded frosh who could come in and grab a spot maybe not immediately but much like Dwan hsi frosh year he could force the staffs hand midway through the year.
Goalie: McCool / Ippoliti - This seems like McCool's job to lose after waiting in the wings. I have heard good stuff about Ippoliti though and I suspect the job will be wide open to start. I really hope one of them grabs it and runs with it, I dread going back to goalie roulette again.
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Curious if you can share anything you’ve heard regarding Anderson. Has he looked good, are you expecting him to start early on?
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yea it should be under that but when my dad drives (parents and my wife n kid) don’t go above 60 n stops for whatever their grandson wants. Drives me crazy
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I don't have any inside info. I guess I am just predicating based on what I haven't heard. It doesn't seem like he scored in the two fall scrimmages Syracuse had (he may have had some assists, those weren't reported on). And I may be reading too much into it, but IL dropped him from 10 to 18 in their final freshman rankings. Could mean nothing, but I was under the impression that IL bases their final rankings on feedback from coaches, and the understanding that certain players were closer to seeing the field than others. Again, I could be overthinking this, but you asked!
Anderson might just need some time before seeing the field. Again, could be totally off base.
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Scrimmages maybe, but IL is for the most part stupid and not worth reading into. They probably did that based entirely on him not scoring in the allstar game and nothing more. If I had to guess, he is a combo of second line middie and 4th attack. He should without question be able to come in and draw slides against a short stick. These prep guys come in college ready.
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Good stuff as always Jeremey. In a perfect world, I agree, it be preferable to have a dynamic (right handed) dodger as the third attackman. That said, I don't think the issue was so much that Mule struggled dodging last year (though that certainly didn't help). It seemed once he started getting short sticked, he short circuited. He put too much pressure on himself to beat a short stick that the rest of his game kind of fell apart. The last seven games of the season he was 4-24 shooting with eight assists. The game that sticks out to me was the Cornell game, when he had multiple chances on the doorstep but finished 0-5 shooting. He then went 1-9 shooting the following week against UNC.
IF Deere could establish himself as a premier finisher, I think that solves a lot of problem. Players like Dyson Williams and Jake Taylor are non dodging finishers who still draw long sticks. Whoever draws the short stick, whether the third attackman, or the second midfielder, has to make the defense pay. Deere, it sounds like was the top performer during the scrimmages. Obviously you don't want to put all your eggs into the scrimmage department, but that's what we have to go on right now. The Syracuse offense is predicated on ball movement and good shooting. I think there is a way forward with a player like Deere, if he can really put the ball in the net on a consistent basis. Mule wasn't doing that last year.
The left-handed-ness of the offense certainly complicates things, but I don't think Deere and Hiltz will be taking up the same space on the field.
Maybe Anderson is the answer here and his presence keeps the defense honest. But part of me thinks that Deere's finishing could be better than anything any other player could bring to the table. We will find out soon enough.
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u are correct...the final rankings are based heavily on projected playing time...IL gets that wrong sometimes like they do with everything else but if a player drops like that it's usually because they think his path to starting is murkier than it may have been initially...
anderson will get on the field but i have doubts that it will be as a starting attackman from day one...
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Interesting thoughts here! Do you think Deere has the athleticism for coming out of the box? I don’t see LeVine beating out Spallina with his stock on the rise (Team USA run out recently, summer box success, and gives you a lot on the wings). Why you thinking Caccamo over Scott for LSM?
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IL does not know how much new guys are going to play by October 1st, the date they released the new 2024 rankings. Our own coaching staff does not know the projected playing time of freshman by October 1st. A drop from 10 to 18 is insignificant anyways. They bumped Trey Deere up to a 5 star in the final 2023 rankings. He went on to only play at the end of blowouts and the Hobart game when Hiltz was hurt. But he did have a hat trick at the allstar game. They kept Shaun Lyght as a 4 star and he instantly came in and started every game as the top cover guy on the best defense in the nation. Whatever happens with Anderson will have nothing to do with IL dropping him to a slightly lower 5 star.
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I think a lot will depend on match ups and how teams play them. I spoke to Gait after the season and he told me flat outthey need to find a dodger. Syracuse will continue to dominate teams they have an athletic advantage over where they can create slides. I think they will have to adjust against teams that can match them athletically unless someone on the team emerges as a dodging threat but importantly must be able to dodge to distribute as well as score. I would like to see them pick up the pace of their passing game to something like UVA 2006 or Syracuse 1990 only 2 of the best teams ever might be a tall order.
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I think so. Many of the players are interchangeable.
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The best comment about that team was by Tony Seaman, the then-HC of Towson, doing the color for the quarterfinal game against Georgetown, "Virginia passes harder than my guys shoot."
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Did you tell him he has a guy named Michael Leo on his roster and to stop messing around and put him on Attack already?? Best dodger from down low besides Spallina on the team Haha
We have both talented midfielders and attack man that can come out of the box to fill in (next man up) if you throw Finn and Michael down low with Joey
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I agree Leo is the best dodging option with that said it shouldn’t matter where he dodges from as far as midfield or attack. The only advantage putting him at attack provides is keeping him on the field all the time. What other midfielder is going to consistently break down a pole. I’m fine with him being at Attack but you still lack a dodger
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I think Rhoa steps in and you have English who generally dodged the most last year (imo) from up top.
In fact, I think all three are phenomenal dodgers and I think Leo makes the most sense to help the attack out in that regard without missing a beat. Put Rhoa or English in a role to draw slides and finish the line off with Birt, Kellog, or Peyton to finish the rock off the Adj pass. I’ve been harping on moving Leo low for almost his entire Orange career though so I’m pretty biased!
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