Question 1: Two of your top returners, Olakunle Banjo and Christian Höfer, have to be feeling good after scoring against Albany. With your best players gaining momentum, how can your team carry that forward and continue that scoring success?

It is always a positive when players are able to score goals to help the team. It is that positive emotion that we look to build upon with everyone, because the whole team shares in those moments.

Question 2: Towson outshot Albany Saturday and it was the first time this season the Tigers outshot an opponent. Is that a priority moving forward, or do you feel you take a more opportunistic approach to the offense?

Outshooting an opponent is a statistical measure that is only meaningful when you also outscore your opponent.

Question 3: What can we expect from your next opponent, Howard?

They are a dangerous, explosive team and they play at a high tempo.

Question 4: Felix Petermann seems to be adjusting well to the college game. Do you feel he is becoming more comfortable and what other things do you think he needs to work on?

Felix is quite a competitor and demands a great deal of himself. He has become more comfortable, yet would be the first to tell you that there is always something else to work on. That is the nature of the beast, but a competitor and a winner understands that. 

Question 5: How important is it to play well at home? 

It is important to play well at home or away, but defending your home turf is always an emphasis and a source of pride.