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Fall Ball scores and records don’t mean a whole lot, especially at the collegiate level. Teams can give new schemes a look, use new personnel and try things they might never try in the Spring. They can stick to basics and keep their fancy pants in th (More) |
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I am 31, and getting old. Therefore, because I am old, I would love nothing more than to sit in a rocking chair and yell at you about wall ball, overhand and fundamentals until your ears bleed. But thankfully for everyone involved, I’m not going to d (More) |
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Rob Pannell stopped by Maximum Lacrosse Camps last week, and I got the chance to talk to him about his Summer plans, how (More) |
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Max Seibald is easily one of the best shooters in lacrosse right now. Watching him shoot on the run is a sheer thing of beauty. I’ve bee (More) |
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Day 1 of this summer’s NYC Maximum Lacrosse Camp is in the books, and we crammed a TON of lax into one day. The talent and diversity in experience at thi (More) |
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At this point you probably know all about my trip to the Ales Hrebesky Memorial where I played box lacrosse ag (More) |
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I made a couple of predictions earlier this week, and while you can question my 2012 college natio (More) |
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When I played midfield in high school, I could shoot the rock hard, but my accuracy was suspect. REALLY suspect. If the ball consistently traveled within 10 feet of the cage I was “on”. I once shot a ball so hard, so sidearm, and so poorly, that i (More) |
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Yeah, I’m old. So what? If you want to score goals consistently, you should definitely work on your overhand shot. Okay, now I even sound old. But in regards to the overhand thing, there is simply no question about that. Last time I talked about (More) |
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I don’t gamble, but if I did, I would always be looking for a way to beat the house. So if two even men’s lacrosse teams were to play, and one could only shoot sidearm and underhand, while the other could shoot only overhand, I would put my money on (More) |
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