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[QUOTE="Stealth4785, post: 4626042, member: 7292"]
I was at the game. I was sitting on the opposite side of the field from the camera angle regarding the Finn Thomson goal. In live game speed, it looked like a goal to me. That being said, the ensuing goal by Notre Dame is what turned the game in Notre Dame's favor. The faceoff stats, like most stats, don't often tell the entire story. A lot of the faceoffs at the end were won cleanly whereas earlier in this game, Syracuse was making them 50/50 balls in the midfield. Syracuse was a complete team for approximately 48 minutes of the game - too bad it is a 60-minute game - but then again, that has kind of been the theme this season. More experience will help cure that.

I think the time on the Cook experiment has run out. I'd like to see Cohen take his spot on the 2nd line midfield. As a graduate student, he should be a calming presence on the line. His unforced turnovers and missed goal scoring opportunities would be expected of a freshman or sophomore, but not of a 5th year graduate student. His miss on a wide open cage in the first half led directly to a Notre Dame goal on the ensuing possession and his unforced turnovers on the cradle were just mind blowing.
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