4/ Roster Analysis: Brown Brown returns 92% of its points—but that figure makes the offense look more intact than it is.

3/ Roster Analysis: Holy Cross Holy Cross returns just 3% of last season’s saves. Its two remaining goalkeepers faced eight shots between them.

2/ Roster Analysis: Towson Towson lost 55% of its offensive production—but one departure could leave room for improvement.

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4/ Roster Analysis: Mercer Mercer returns 70% of its offensive production—but just 13% of its faceoff experience.

3/ Roster Analysis: Rutgers Rutgers found a 95th-percentile producer in the portal. His efficiency tells a different story.

2/ Roster Analysis: Drexel Drexel’s offense projects to improve. The catch? Only one of its four most-used defenders is back.

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4/ Roster Analysis: Robert Morris Robert Morris returns 87% of its offensive production. So why might one departure help the offense improve?

3/ Roster Analysis: Austin Peay Austin Peay returns 90% of its defensive experience—but from a unit that ranked in the bottom 4% nationally. What changes if the players don’t?

2/ Roster Analysis: Wofford Wofford’s roster grew by one, yet only 41% of its draw-control experience returns. Who takes over at the circle?