NCAA Tournament Quarterfinal Division I Scouting Reports  Terry
Foy - 5/20/2010  Text Size  Pin it  As always, these are
anonymous scouting reports from head and assistant coaches
around Division I.  No. 1 Virginia vs. Stony Brook  "Virginia is
such a dangerous and talented group to play against. They're
extremely deep, with two good midfields and scorers at every
position. It's really a pick your poison situation. You have to
bump a pole to midfield and decide which attackman to put a
short-stick on, but if you do that, you have to be comfortable
with them getting looks out of that matchup.  The midfield
drives that offense. The Brattons, Carroll, Haldy, all of them
generate slides and a lot of attention. You have to try to
negate some of that and try to force them to go through their
attack, and we didn't have a lot of success with that. To be
successful, you have to really have a short-stick that can
stifle an attackman. It's about holding them to low percentage
shots rather than stopping them.  At attack,