The Connacht side broke their 75 year title drought.
All Ireland champions Mayo has shown the way to play the new rules, according former Westmeath footballer Alan Mangan.
The Connacht side broke their 75 year title drought by beating Kerry in Croke Park on Sunday.
Castletown Geoghegan's senior hurling manager believes Mayo boss Andy Moran has found a winning formula by attacking opposition kickouts, and shooting on sight.
He says other inter-county teams will have noticed how they got their success:
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