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[QUOTE="sholokov2, post: 3842186, member: 6629"]
I must be in the minority, but I don't get the dissatisfaction with a very wounded offense and the idea the SU should experiment with players in the midst of hurricane of losses.  Did anyone see what I saw yesterday.  The offense was playing with determination and assertiveness.  If one move did not work, then Trimboli kept pushing until his hands were free.  He seemed to lead the whole offense to go another step, another move, another pass, another dive for the ball.  I was startled by the resilience of the whole team.  I've been through some rough athletic periods after which I did not come close to the spirit SU showed yesterday.

Even the new guys on defense, Horan and Alexxa, were lifted by this spirit, personified by a goalie who made some terrific stops.  Ferris looked absolutely lost most of his shifts.  He is not ready for more in my opinion.  But ok, the team may need him in the ND game.  Seebold was very impressive in a tough situation.  In an earlier post, I suggested that no one could replace Scanlan.  Seebold proved me wrong.  What really bothers me is that it seems to take a debacle to move this team.

When Phaup dominates, SU plays with brutal efficiency, when he doesn't they fold.  Against ND, wing play should be bare knuckle.  I would be personally insulted if that freshman FOGO gives the ball to ND more than 50% of the time.  Yeah, I know, who cares.
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