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Message: [QUOTE="Powellfan, post: 5353234, member: 4819"] Someone on Facebook put together a video with all of Syracuse's shots vs Maryland. I found it helpful to watch. My main takeaway was that there was meat left on the bone by the offense, for sure. Maryland didn't give them a ton of opportunities, but if SU had cashed in on some looks that they normally take advantage of, it's a much closer game. The Terps on the hand seemed to capitalize on every mistake the Orange made. Again, the Leo looks are pretty brutal. Right down the ally, wide open for a couple of steps before shooting wide. Both times. Just seemed like almost every "good" look the Orange had, they missed the cage completely. Also most of the shooters seem intent on going low on McAnaney, and he handled those pretty easily (outside of Rhoa's goal early in the game). Not sure if it was bad scouting or the MD goalie having a good game, but the execution wasn't there. There were plenty of bad shots as well, Hiltz seemed determine to take every no angle wing shot that was available to him. Spallina had a could of questionable shots. English of course was 0-8, which just isn't going to win you a lot of games, especially when you are drawing the short stick. I don't think this is the time for wholesale changes. There were plenty of issues, but I'm willing to give the offense a bit of a pass here. I know people are clamoring for Anderson, but he didn't play at all in this game to the best of my knowledge. He's got a ton of potential, but it doesn't seem to me like he's going to be some sort of savior figure for the offense. Leo to attack doesn't have a great argument after the game he just had. Guys have to execute. If there is another stinker like this one, then yes, I am all for changes. But I just have a hard time seeing these sorts of issues continuing throughout the season. [/QUOTE]

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