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Message: [QUOTE="sholokov2, post: 3303035, member: 6629"] During the game I watched, SU played two different halves. In the first half, their inverts were pedestrian and timid. One move and a forced shot. Army shorties looked like all americans. No slides. I am guessing at the strategy, but it seemed to me the attack was designed to create space by drawing the longs away from the goal and opening space for the middies. Trimboli was the only player willing to double and triple his move and curl back action. Determination in the rest was missing. Powell was right. First line should have been on the field for many more offensive cycles. Marist figured this out in the first five minutes of their game. Army would not slide despite evidence requiring them to. [/QUOTE]