Not so fast my friend.......
https://twitter.com/laxfilmroom/stat...28178514571264
Not so fast my friend.......
https://twitter.com/laxfilmroom/stat...28178514571264
I don't follow lacrosse at all. But I just checked the roster and noticed that out of more than 50 players, not one is from Wisconsin, more than three dozen are from the East, especially Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey. Another half dozen or so are from the Midwest, and about a half dozen from the West Coast. There are also about a half dozen from Canada.
The size of the team shocked me. I don't know how many are on some sort of scholarship and how many are walk ons, but a roster of around 50 seems to me to be insane. I also can not imagine the time - and maybe the money - spent recruiting 60 players, even 30-40 players. I figured the number would be more like in soccer, which I believe has a roster for around 24-25 players.
I mean, how may players actually get minutes in a game? In soccer, you might see as many as 16-18. I figured it would be roughly the same for lacrosse. I can not imagine it being more than 20, and if that's the case, then roughly 30 players are not playing at all.
I've watched maybe four or five high school lacrosse games, but never a college game. Maybe someone can provide some info on how the numbers game works at MU.
Last edited by Phantom Warrior; 05-08-2016 at 09:35 AM.
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