New hosts Coach Chuck and Owner Carson breakdown the likelihood of teams going to different cities and why they fit at each location.

The fellas talked about how our season was going, asked ChatGPT some questions, and told stories about what was going on within our lives recently and more on this new episode of the Short Shaft Gang!

In this episode, the fellas got together and created the Super Realistic Rankings within the NCAA. We also told stories from recent events and we asked ChatGPT to give us the top 20 lacrosse players of all time and Paul and Zach tried to guess them.

The fellas are back from break and have had lots to talk about on and off the field. We talked about different events we went to during our spring break and talked about how our spring break games went.

Today, the fellas recapped their week and especially the three hour bus ride down to Virginia to play Mary Washington. We also talked about potentially coming out with more content and discussed how they can create a decent lacrosse video game.

On this episode of the Short Shaft Gang, we recapped Carson's wild day when Netflix hit, Outer banks, came out and then we talked about how Johns Hopkins switched helmets from the STX rival to the Cascade XRS midseason. We also recapped our own season and the few games we have played. 

The fellas talked about all different types of music that they listen to before games, and debated over which genre is the best pregame. They also talked about the difference of summer ball versus school ball and how they play in both. 

The fellas got to recap our third week of lacrosse and got to talk about the transfer portal and how it can open up many opportunities for athletes. 

The boys talked about how to revolutionize lacrosse through different aspects rather than just playing. One of these ways was through media platforms and creating as much lacrosse content as possible.

The boys recapped our first week with run test and the MAC commonwealth rankings, also we shared a little bit of information about ourselves.