Interesting observation! Maybe too many MIAA guys who shouldn’t actually be on the team and can’t run attack/mid so they stick on D? As opposed to recruiting D mids. Or telling a guy no offense until you work your a off on D.

@@nayr497 I couldnt say for certain, but I can say that having that d-mid/two-way guy is a vital piece come championship weekend. Almost like the last time Hopkins was there, they had this dangerous two-way mid named Joel Tinney. I understand the "position-less" as a scheme but you still need to have some raw athletes as opposed to just pure lacrosse players.

@@viktorvaughn7341 Some of the football or multi sport athlete guys have a lot of untapped potential for d-mids imo

@@andrewleblanc2449 I know that, it helps when those athletes are recruited to play Divison 1 football and then want to play lacrosse. Hopkins doesn't have that, if you playin football at Hopkins that all you doing is my point

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