Peep this important footage from Wednesday’s Duke-UNC lacrosse game wherein Jimmy Bitter of the Tar Heels got hit in the “groin.” This is a very medical injury and an extremely mature subject.

Just such a shame to see this kind of violence. I’m sure these bros could have sorted out whatever problems they had over a couple of Nattys and some reversible pinnies. Or they could have just had a good ol’-fashioned bro-down. [Bro Bible]

So apparently, we’ve found the 7th grade lacrosse version of Devin Hester. This kid, whoever he is, has got moves for days. Watch the video above and you’ll know what we mean.

Luckily, nobody was seriously injured during this all-out brawl from a youth lacrosse match in British Colombia. The match street fight took place during a B.C. Intermediate A Lacrosse League contest between the Nanaimo Timbermen and the Coquitlam Adanacs, and a whopping 15 suspensions would follow. I can’t remember seeing a youth sports fight (these kids are 16 t0 18) that reached this level of absurdity, but if you have, let me know in the comments or tweet at me, bro. [Prep Rally]

A new survey has revealed that men’s lacrosse players are far and away the biggest drug users in college sports. Name a drug — marijuana, cocaine, alcohol — and lacrosse players are either the biggest users or second biggest. In fact, drug use among all college athletes has increased dramatically. More details after the jump.

That’s how you lax, bruh.

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In a special edition of “How To,” this lacrosse goal is awesome. So is the live call, which showcases two lacrosse announcers reaching a new plateau of love for their sport. “That’s the best goal I’ve ever seen. The best,” after the jump.

Do you perpetuate, even if only in your mind, cartoonish stereotypes about the game of lacrosse and those who play it? If so, do you ever feel any guilt for this? If you do, the movie trailer after the jump would like to change that.

Hopefully, this isn’t the start of a “let’s rap Biggie lyrics at WASPy sporting events” trend.

In a high school lacrosse championship game, Gonzaga High School sophomore Matt Borda launched the ball 80 yards to kill the clock, but inadvertantly scored.