Okay so hear me out. The michigan/lacrosse goal or whatever you wanna call it, why is it only used behind the net? I'd bring it up to the coach that we need to start utilizing that piece of brilliance elsewhere on the ice. There's a movie out there called the mighty ducks, you may have seen it. But in that movie they use a move called the flying V where the players skate in a V formation and the backmost player is carrying the puck. What I am saying is, why not use the move with the michigan and have the player carry the puck up in the air on their stick while their teammates surround him and block players from getting to him. Then he just skates in and pokes his stick into the net past the goalie. A true lacrosse style goal. I think it would work a grand total of once before teams found a way to stop it though, but that one time would be glorious!