Luff kept the 91 Charlotte offense humming, with the stick to make the play and the awareness to set up the next one. Whether he was down low with a pole on him or coming out of the box against a shorty, he kept finding ways to make a positive impact. He was especially comfortable attacking short sticks from behind the cage, working up either hash and squeezing off quality shots with pressure on him and before slides could arrive. A natural righty, he also looked confident using his left to feed and finish from that low attack spot. His feel for the game showed up without the ball, too. He cut hard when his defender had help responsibilities and hustled to make plays on the ride and on defense. I love where Luff’s game is already, and the way he sees the field gives me plenty of reason to think there’s more coming.