We look really good these days," Gloskowski contends. "Of course, a real game situation is entirely different, but it looks like some guys have done some growing up." Indeed, last year's roster was packed with underclassmen, and the added year of experience can do nothing bul help. Young players like sophomores Angelo Sablo, Zack Taylor and Todd "Ivy" Ivcrsen are looking to make sizeable contributions this year after seeing limited action in 1989, and will be counted upon heavily. Sablo's speed and deft passing touch on the front line will undoubtedly help free last year's leading scorer, senior Marquis White, for some easy opportunities, and Negoesco feels that White will continue to cash in. His blazing speed and outstanding "leaps"make him tough to stop both on the ground and in the air, prompting his coach to label him as "one of lhe most dangerous players in college soccer." Also expected to figure in the scoring this season are newcomers Ola TunUand and Johnny Lyster (TheFoghorn).
