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Lacrosse Twitter...how would you defend this move?

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Dan Arestia3 years ago

"All you have to do is just drive him out! Don't let him get to that spot!" I yell at my TV from the couch, having just polished off a dozen wings.

Quint Kessenich's profile picture
Quint Kessenich3 years ago

Hold the pipe.

Will Manny's profile picture
Will Manny3 years ago

Slide

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Michael Hull3 years ago

I have responses, but the bottom line is - if I could defend it, I wouldn’t have played d3 lacrosse for a mediocre-at-best program

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Green Mountain 🥍 Coach3 years ago

Slide early, high and with bad intentions. 😉

Harry's profile picture
Harry3 years ago

My fifth grader asked me the same thing as it happened. I told him you don’t. It’s just not possible. UVa kid doesn’t do anything wrong at all. Sometimes you just get beat.

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Dthomp3 years ago

Imo only way to guard this is to not let the offensive player get to their spot at 5x5

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Andrew Dakan3 years ago

think the only hope would be to be less concerned getting topside as a defender, guessing O'Neill is ?ing and hitting him going upfield. Obviously wayyy easier said than done given how good O'Neill has been.

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Greg Paradine3 years ago

Push him up field and slide to his face..stay on it if he tries to roll back!

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B • Mar3 years ago

That’s why you stay on the hip. As he turns, drive him out.

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