loyola2025 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 02, 2022 6:57 pm
With such an experienced offensive team. 2 goals in the second half Our man up is awful.
We keep doing the same thing and expecting different results No heart in this team.
Got to be able to carry the ball with out getting it stick checked
Can not win face offs second half. Total meltdown offensively and defensively.
Poor shot choices.
Towson better prepared and ready to play
Agree on all counts. I always try to find something positive in a game, especially in a loss, but this one was tough. Savio clearly was the bright spot, particularly in the first half (12-2). He got some good help from the wings as well. But Towson made adjustments at halftime, and not only won more faceoffs in the second half, but also applied pressure that caused faceoff wins for us to turn into turnovers.
The defense played ok overall, and Shafer made some big stops in the second half, but then we struggled to clear, especially in the 4th quarter. I don't think I've ever seen a Loyola team that can't clear the ball. That was tough to watch. It was nice to see Wyers running at full speed again, and not wearing that bulky brace. He was all over the field tonight and made some great plays. For some reason, he didn't play in the 4th quarter though. I didn't see him get injured, and I sure hope that is not the case.
To me, the low point was the EMO unit. We had 3 EMO opportunities - two for 30 secs and one for a minute. Combined, we took ZERO shots while man up. Just terrible.
I'm afraid the best thing about tonight was the weather at Ridley. I hope the Hounds shake this one off and play well on Saturday.