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[QUOTE="JeremyCuse, post: 3756956, member: 43"]
Both of Vermont's leading scorers are middies its possible SU could double pole but that is not usually SU's style. The DIII transfer McCormack had 6 goals yesterday against Umass-Lowell and 2 against Bryant. He has no assists on the year and doesn't appear to be much of a feeder type. He's listed at 6'2 215, this seems like the matchup for Murphy. Closterman is the leading assist guy with 5 and he seems like the guy Wykoff will draw unless McCormack is doing a lot of ISO at which case I can see Wykoff on him. Limoges is the third attackmen and has 4 assists on this year with 3 goals, 2 of which came yesterday. Seems tailor made for Dipetro or a SSDM as he is smaller - listed at 5'9 155.

SU has some potential interesting defensive decisions here, lots of potential ways to defend and matchups.  I tend to take the Bryant game as a better example of Vermont as Umass-Lowell is so bad its hard to get a true read. In that game heir man fogo was essentially 50% (13-25), the back up was 1-4 though. They have a very solid goalie but I am unclear how solid a D they have in front of him, and I find it hard to believe they have the personnel to double pole but crazier things have happened. Some concern about running into a goalie who stands on his head as SU has a tendency to do at times especially at home with a goalie they are no familiar with.
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