I couldn’t resist writing up Smith after two clip-worthy plays on offense: a slick around-the-world feed in transition and a right-to-left split that ended with a dunk against the Rockstars. But there was much more to his game than those highlights. His stickwork, ability off the ground, and knack for taking the ball away point toward an LSM’s game. His stick is good enough that it looked like he even had a role on Moses Brown’s man-up unit in the spring.

Those quick hands translate to the defensive end, too. He stays on gloves and applies pressure outside the box, turning that persistent harassment into caused turnovers. If he can add some weight to handle more physical dodgers and prove just as reliable when there isn’t a takeaway to chase, there’s a lot to like.