Very few lacrosse players are athletes, true dual or 3x sports. They focus on one sport and only one.
The boys are afraid to compete at a higher level in other sports because they don't want to get their buts handed to them so they play down.
Sound familar....HOLDBACKS.... If you want to beat your chest in Lacrosse and tell us how good you are please at least compete at the same level in other sports
Lacrosse has its place among the sports world. For years it was the sport for the decent white athlete who couldn't compete against the 5 Star athletes.
Now, the sport has branched out and lacrosse does have some better athletes, still not even close to the true 5 star athletes, but where else is a 5-10 white guy going to compete and tell us how good he is.
Bottom line - people will find the sport where they have opportunities that match up with their abilities. There is always golf and baseball further down on the required athletic abilities list.
Right. That’s why lacrosse and it’s superior athletes earn so much more than golfers and baseballl players.
You've had one too many Ranch Waters on the Back Nine if you realistically think more than 3-4 current high school lax players in MD will ever be professional lax players. Actually you've had too many Grapefruit Crushes if you think any kid you know will go pro in any sport.
Baseball in MD is a joke compared to baseball programs throughout the entire south, especially FL and TX. The odds of a MD HS baseball player getting an MLB contract is along the order of 1/100 of 1 percent. In FL and TX it's about 1 percent.
As for golf, a sport which often doesn't have cuts at MIAA schools, there are roughly 300,000 HS players and 50 pros on tour. I'll let you crunch the numbers on that one.
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