You do realize that on long island at least the majority of former D1 lacrosse players are either teachers or in sales. Last I checked you don't need to have played lacrosse for either of those jobs lol
I'm sure you put countless hours of research into that statement. You don't have a clue as to what profession the majority of former lacrosse players do. Most of them graduate, most are successful and they have jobs in all professions. My Alma Mater hosts a career day each year. I can personally attest that former lacrosse players from all decades are as diverse professionally as any group of college graduates and it has nothing to do with lacrosse.
