I believe the most significant learning you do is breaking down the good goals against/earned goals against. I would like to use this clip to highlight the importance of what we call “recoil” with our goaltenders, but many other coaches call “push and pull,” and also highlight the importance of weight transfer and driving into the lead hip and having the hip a little lower to have a low center of gravity when coming across and arriving to execute. In this presented situation, Michigan State has a power-play against Notre Dame in last year‘s NCAA quarterfinal. The left-handed Forward walks off the half wall and makes a royal road pass to the weak side top of the circle for a one timer release. Owen Say eyes are early, but if you notice on the push across, his back leg stays behind him for a little bit of an extended period. Now, part of this is that he had a little too much depth off the pass, so he had some ground to make up. That being said, when he pushes, his back leg stays extende...