You’ve just exposed yourself for not knowing anything about the college lacrosse landscape. The difference in recruit talent between Drexel and Penn State is marginal at best. If you can get recruited by Drexel you can get recruited by Penn State and vice versa. The widest margins in talent are obviously between the upper level (consistent top 10-20 teams) and the bottom 10-20 teams. Your post is pure ignorance
No..you just exposed yourself. If you think that the Drexel kid and the Penn State kid are on the same level, you are sorely mistaken. While both of those kids may look good on paper, and maybe the Drexel kid puts in some quality time on the field, to most knowledgeable observers, that Penn State kid is far better and possesses those intangibles that the Drexel kid simply does not have. Yes, a kid getting recruited by Penn State can get recruited by Drexel, or any other D1 for that matter, but the inverse is simply not true, and I would venture to guess that a lot of the top D3 players would have a better shot at Penn State than the Drexel kid.
I would argue that Penn state, despite this past season, has significantly more recruiting pull than Drexel.
