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Offensive Look: High Wing Dodge with Crease Exchanges Notre Dame Lacrosse runs a few simple variations of this look This one was common: -high wing dummy dodge -ball reversal -backside high wing dodge -exchange crease with backside pipe presence Resulted in quite a few goals on the back pipe...

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Drew Brennan1 年前

@NDlacrosse This separated ND all season. Their middies,across the 1st, 2nd or 3rd lines, they could all beat the SSDM with a dodge up top. It forced a slide and they had looks cross crease or could get it to X easily. Busenkell became a very good feeder, look for the same from him in 2025.

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If you make this one tweak to your offense I think you’ll score more goals! The vast majority of offenses have a crease guy mirroring the dodge, popping behind the dodger when he takes the alley, and cycling under when he dodges topside. I love mirrors, they’re a great action, but the problem with mirrors is that the slider can oftentimes hedge and crowd the dodger, and recover back to their guy. This problem is magnified when the on-ball defender picks up soft, there’s even less space for the dodger. Also mirroring every time is predictable! Why would you want the defense to know exactly where your crease guy is going? A simple adjustment that every offense should have in the mix is to have your crease guy change it up and “Float” out to the back side, leaving his hedging crease sliding defender guarding nobody and making the recovery much more difficult. And when you float the crease out, you can have another midfielder “Follow” across the top to be the outlet behind the ball and get into a shooting spot. As the coach, you don’t have to call out these looks from the sideline, simply let your crease guy mix it up on his own, sometimes he can mirror the dodge, and other times he can float out the back. Then have the crease guy communicate to the other mid to follow or float. The recovery for these two looks is very different and this variability will make your offense much harder to guard! Furthermore, because the recovery is so much more challenging, re-dodge spacing when the crease floats out is better. I guarantee you will love this look!

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