D1: Norte Dame D2: Don’t have 1 D3: Tufts

Division 1: Stony Brook Division 3: whoever gives me the most financial aid

ABSOLUTELY WELL DONE GUYS! I wish you had a buddy that plays D2 to be in the video with you. You guys did a good job of explaining the differences and you were very skilled in not saying one is better than the other. Well done.

1: Hopkins🐦 2: penn state🦁 3: Michigan 〽️

COMMENT BELOW YOUR DREAM SCHOOL! *also there are 73 D1 teams not 71*

Awesome video Stelios. It was really helpful😁😁 1. Villanova 2. University of Florida 3. University of Louisville

My dream school is to be an astronaut:)

Maryland is my goal and I will work my ass off for it idc I’ll put in the effort and skill

D1: Georgia Tech that’s it only school I’m planning on right now

NAIA is also a great option. I am currently a senior at Ottawa University. Great scholarships, provided gear and high level lacrosse!

D1:Penn State/Villanova (I live in state close to Villanova) D2:University of Tampa D3:DeSales University

Can you do a video on MCLA club lacrosse and community college lacrosse?

Really great video! 1.Villanova 2.don’t have any other school in mind 3. Except Villanova

Currently playing D3, looking to transfer D1 Yale or Georgetown

I’m gonna start a counter of how many times Stelios slaps his hands together when he talks

Nova bro. My cousin went there but then died of adrenal cancer during his juniper year.

D1:Duke🔵😈 D2:Don't have one D3:Pfeiffer⚫💛🐦

Don’t want to be that guy but I’m pretty sure there’s 73 d1 teams

D3 with an academic scholarship is the way to go. Keep your grades up.

D1- nova, you got me into lacrosse D2- lander D3- whoever gives me a scholarship

Regarding Point 4 - Scholarships. Kids - Work hard in high school and get good grades. You will find there are a lot of schools that will give you a merit scholarship, based solely on your academic record. The merit scholarship will often greatly exceed any athletic scholarship you might earn (or not earn). Whether or not the school offers merit scholarships, how much, and to whom is unique to each school. A lacrosse coach who is serious about you will let you know what the school's approach is to merit scholarships and will even go to admissions on your behalf to get a sense of the offer or even an actual commitment from the school to help you decide if that school is right for you. You don't need straights A's to get a merit scholarship, but you should be striving for that. The better your grades, the better the offer, not to mention you will need good grades to get into the academically competitive schools. And don't forget about MCLA -- the nation's national club lacrosse organization. The top 25 teams usually offer very competitive lacrosse and if you get yourself to Championship Weekend, you will find yourself on ESPN 3 with knowledgeable announcers calling out your name. MCLA is a great way to go to a school you want to go to and to keep playing competitive lacrosse at the club level instead of the varsity level (e.g. Indiana, Michigan State, UCLA, Arizona State, Texas). Good luck.

D 1: orange or nova most likely going to ASU though

Thank you guys for this vid!

duke for hockey or lax

My dream school is Villanova. That’s the honest reason why I watch all your videos. I am a sophomore in high school and I have wanted to go to Villanova since I was 9 years old. What inspired me was when I first visited campus for my cousins graduation when I was in the 4th grade. It is my dream to go to Nova.

Great video boys. Love the journey talk. Keep hustling and hope to hear your names in your respective ship weekends. Cheers.

This is fantastic. Our 12 year old lives and breathes lacrosse. Box and field both. Plays club for both. Obviously dreams of D1 like most young athletes do. That said he's seen Jesse play live, we live in NJ, and seen PSU play live as well. Me personally I love the balance of school and athletics at D3.

Awesome video. I go to Texas Tech, however, I wish I continued lacrosse through out college.

D1-Maryland D2-Idk tbh D3-Salisbury

Love the D3 content!!!!

My top favorite schools 1. Hopkins 2. Rutgers 3.Maryland

D1: UNC Chapel Hill/HPU D2: Wingate D3: ??? Unfortunately I tore my ACL playing football and I’m going to miss my senior lacrosse season so I’m not sure what’s going to happen but I’m about to be the physical therapy champ 😂😂

D1: Lehigh,Towson, or Fairfield D2: Lenoir-Rhyne or Tampa D3: Wesleyan,Tufts, or St Lawrence

I just want to say you are the only KZfaqr that I drop a like in the videos keep up the grind

D1: High Point, Delaware, Richmond: D3: Salisbury, Tufts

You should compare NCAA D1 to NAIA

Don’t forget NAIA!!! #underrated

My 6th grader just started lacrosse this year! Love your videos!

1. Johns Hopkins 2. Rutgers 3. Villanova

D2 gets no love🥲

One of my dream schools is Georgian court university for lacrosse

There are a few D3 coaches who want me to play for them and I know that D3 doesn’t give athletic scholarships, but is there any way I can get some financial aid due to the fact that the coach wants me to play for them? Maybe the coaches can sit down and talk to whoever takes care of financial aid and convince them to somewhat lower my tuition?

I committed to Western Connecticut State University for lacrosse

My dream school is Penn State and I would actually like to be in D1 wrestling I’ve just gotten into lacrosse not to long ago but I’ve been wrestling my entire life that’s why I want to go to penn state.

Wayn state

Great stuff. My son just got a D1 offer and he has a handful of top D2 offers. Is D2 the red headed stepchild? We live in SoCal and getting recruited from SoCal especially when football takes up so much time is a challenge. Especially with Covid. I like to know thoughts on top D2.

D1 Maryland D2 Le Moyne D3 idk yet

question for jesse-- when you guys play box in the winter , do your goalies play as field or box goalies ?

I don't know if there is a wrong/right answer. Personal preference, I suppose. There is no hard and fast answer to any of this, but I found their video to be a very good illustration of how this works. Tons of talent in D3, especially in the Top 20 schools. Most of those players could run with many/most of the D1 schools. One of the biggest differences I've found between the divisions is the --size-- of the players.

jesse now has 10x the amount of subs as stelios, and i didnt even know he played lax

D1: I won’t go d1 D2: lenoir rhyne D3: southwestern

1. Duke 2.Virginia 3.Yale

d1: penn d2: limestone d3: tufts or amherst

I’m NAIA which honestly is closer to D-II than D-III in NCAA. We went from September to November with Fall, 5 days a week, 3 days lifting, and then December alone was just conditioning and 3 days of lifting but we weren’t monitored for lifting at all. Then in Spring we would go from January 5 days a week of practice until games, and then practice when we don’t have games. Of course, didn’t finish our season which sucks cuz I was having a great year.

D1: Merrimack or Umass Amherst D3:Tufts

I love how 2/3's of you dudes are talking 'Nova. It's like your only source of D1 lax perspective is this dude repping 'Nova (no offense Stelios) I'd like more info about how D1 teams typically break up those 12.6 scholarships. I'm getting all D3 attention and I'm finding that almost every school recruiting me is offering grants that are equivalent to what a D1 schollie would be.

D1-Michigan D2-Adrian D3-Alibian

Dream school D1 nova D3 Cabrini

D1 Maryland D1 noterdame D1 Virginia

D1: Johns Hopkins or Villanova D2: limestone D3: tufts

Im going to villanova for a prospect day this weekend what up

One of my boys had a full ride to Towson but for one reason or another ended up transferring to Salisbury. There are plenty of D1 guys who transfer to D2/3 schools. It’s no reflection upon them as players, it’s all about them as a person and what they’re looking to get out of life.

D1- Maryland University D3- Anderson University (it’s in Indiana)

Div 1:Yale or Norte Dame Div 2: Penn State Div 3: Rhodes

1 Hopkins 2 penn state 3 don’t really have one but probably Duke

d1: penn state d3: Whoever gives me a lot of financial aid

Love the vids! What is the deal with ivy league scholarships?

I want to end up a Duke Lax

It’s not as black and white as suggested. I don’t know any team in NESCAC that isn’t funded. It’s all about the school and some d3 are better than most d1.

One of the resources you might point people to is scholarshipstats.com. Site gives a pretty good breakdown by sports the number and types of scholarships. On the DIII side you might mention that while DIII does not give Athletic scholarship massive amount of money is available if one has great grades or is willing to put the time in to search for grants or other money. At the DI level you might mention that the 12.6 typically gets split among the number of players on the team. It's up to the coach as to the nature they want to give. Might be books, tuition, board, room or a combination. Very few if any will get a full ride.

Hey what happened to your knee? Is it a very serious injury? Hope you’re okay!

Stelios, I am a ninth grader playing for its high school team. But my goal ever since I was little was to play D1. Any advice you can give me to get my name out there?

I want to play D1 Lacrosse at Villanova or North Carolina Lacrosse! I am 12 and one of my coaches is going to play D1 Lacrosse for North Carolina

1. Maryland 2. Syracuse 3. Villanova

D1: penn state or maryland

D1: UVA, UNC, Duke, Ivy D3: Washington and Lee

D1:Duke or yale or penstate

Going to a D3 school this fall to play wlax, super excited about it

Dream school is Hopkins not only for lacrosse but also for academics

Dream School is the Naval Academy

D1: Yale D2: Penn D3: Michigan

What re all the schools up in the north east? Never thought of that

he has a point they arent reading off notecards. theyre reading off post its

My dream school is Yale

D1 Towson (I live in Maryland) ...(Westminster)

i want to play at vanderbilt or usc as the division 1 men’s lacrosse program grows

What are you and Jesse majoring in?

Dream school: USC😭

Ucf is where I want to go do u have any tips on what to do to get there

For the minority, I played for a division 2 school and our schedule was about the same as the division 1 schedule. My team’s schedule was the same except we always had sundays off in all seasons. Also division 2 has less scholarships to offer compared to d1

1. UNC 2. Notre Dame 3. Boise State

D1: penn D3: monclere state

dang that d3 dude is lucky our fall ball has 3-3 sessions a day. 6:15am-7:45am, 12-2, and 4-5 life

My area has: D1: ualbany, siena D2: st rose D3: rpi, union, skidmore

princeton or air force

Duke or Villanova

I play Division 2 lacrosse, and the schedule is more like D1 with lifts mwf but our funding is a lot more like D3 , but Instead of us buying our gear we fundraise as a team

Maryland for lax and Michigan for hockey

Where Is Villanova University?

D1 loyola,Towson,Hofstra,duke D2 Merrimack D3 Ohio Wesleyan