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Pace Was Consistently Good. by dillon77
Was impressed by consistent triangulation (and more) by both teams, many of which were on first touches.
Even though ND had this in hand, Korbin Albert and Eva Gaetino don't come off the field (Hudson and Wingate had all of five minutes off), which tells you who Coach Norman wants on that field.
I'm really interested to see where Lynch ends up playing if and when she comes back. There's a middie slot which has a pretty consistent rotation if he wants to slot her alongside Albert and Van Zanten. Or does he put Lynch up front and move Mercado back a bit?
9-2. Keep it going.