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Thoughts from the cold stands by Fightorflight

Without looking at the box score.
We got killed on face offs.
Entenmann has the look of a talented goalie, but frequently tall goalies have issue with low shots, and it appeared that was Maryland’s game plan to shoot low or bounce shots. Can only remember one goal, in the 4th quarter, that was a high shot.
It felt like the ball movement that created opportunities for the first 2/3 of the game went by the wayside and the offense changed to solely relying on Costabile which actually made the offense too one dimensional.
Wisnauskas scored 3 or 4 goals when they created a switch to match him on a short stick. He was nearly perfect when given that opportunity.
It looked like the defense was sliding too soon and a couple situations where they took bad angles when sliding and left the roll back open. This can be improved with film and practice.
It was darn cold.