2028 Girls Lacrosse

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good grief, it's the "speed is paramount-guy" coming to haunt the recruiting year. Sure it helps, but there are dozens of counter-examples of top players who are not super fast.

No need to use specific players to argue back team.

Reads like a chick wrote that.

Didn’t realize this forum was just for men

It isn’t. The PP called the person a “dad.” The other poster said it read “like a chick.” Nowhere did anyone say stupid women were not allowed to post.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Good grief, it's the "speed is paramount-guy" coming to haunt the recruiting year. Sure it helps, but there are dozens of counter-examples of top players who are not super fast.

No need to use specific players to argue back team.

Reads like a chick wrote that.

Didn’t realize this forum was just for men

It isn’t. The PP called the person a “dad.” The other poster said it read “like a chick.” Nowhere did anyone say stupid women were not allowed to post.

Sounds like you're arguing that speed isn't paramount.

[Anonymous]

It is not the only thing. Don't have to take my word for it. You could: watch some college lacrosse, review the top 100 list from the class of 2025 and watch film, or go back and read the extensive analysis that was done last year on the UA 150 combine results comparing speed results and rankings of schools committed to.

Or you could take the word of the guy who allegedly had three girls with varying levels of speed commit in order, and came on here to troll you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is not the only thing. Don't have to take my word for it. You could: watch some college lacrosse, review the top 100 list from the class of 2025 and watch film, or go back and read the extensive analysis that was done last year on the UA 150 combine results comparing speed results and rankings of schools committed to.

Or you could take the word of the guy who allegedly had three girls with varying levels of speed commit in order, and came on here to troll you.

When I watch college lacrosse it looks super fast, with fast players going fast. What do you see?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It is not the only thing. Don't have to take my word for it. You could: watch some college lacrosse, review the top 100 list from the class of 2025 and watch film, or go back and read the extensive analysis that was done last year on the UA 150 combine results comparing speed results and rankings of schools committed to.

Or you could take the word of the guy who allegedly had three girls with varying levels of speed commit in order, and came on here to troll you.

When I watch college lacrosse it looks super fast, with fast players going fast. What do you see?

I see a variety of speeds and styles, with some very fast players, to be sure.

[Anonymous]

So to assuage all the Capital Blue parents, speed and ability do not matter; your recruiting history will win the day.