No one player dominates the Irish attack unit, and that unit plans on giving Hopkins a challenge. We don't have anything to pull out fro a bag of tricks. This attitude has made Glatzel the leading scorer for the Irish. He and his fellow juniors feel that they can advance on Sunday as well as return to the tournament next year. Corrigan tries to focus his players on being patient.
Good offense occurs from making and waiting for good opportunities.
We tell the kids to shoot, but to shoot well, with high percentage shots, rather than wasting an opportunity with a hastened shot. Notre Dame should come into Homewood Field with plenty of patience. The team returned home from Baltimore early Monday morning to a campus filled only with seniors waiting for graduation this weekend. The rest of the student body had gone home for the summer, a trip that the Notre Dame lacrosse players want to delay until June 1. This past week has been quiet for the Irish, but Corrigan raises some concern.