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More imagery from the Denver Fall Team Camp.

(Blogging from the airplane. Thanks American Airlines.)

Lovely set up for check in on Saturday morning. Not only did the team receive beautiful uniforms from Pro Athletics but they also were treated to GTG laces.

Saturday night's weather was horrific. Photos of the clouds weren't bad though.

After a long Saturday, three games in three hours, the boys feasted on Anthony's, a very good reason to return to Denver next November.

Players working through some dynamic stretching prior to our Sunday afternoon games.

Zooming in and sunny on Sunday. A Texas United pole and Hopkins commit, Wilkins Dismuke, (left) wait for the ball to return to their end of the field. Dismuke sported a volt head and violent left handed shot. When something didn't go his way he would take a one handed swing at the bottom of his cleat. Saw that happen three times. We'd take him at IU.

More photos to follow. Next fall, the coaches might be wearing this outfit on the sideline.

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Tumbas is entering his fourth season as editor of 412 Lax. He was a part of the first ever Wooster team to reach the NCAA tournament in 2004 and later finished his playing career at the University of Pittsburgh. Currently, Tumbas is the head coach at Indiana University and also serves as director of the American Revolution Lacrosse Club.

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  • http://twitter.com/mikejbrand Michael Brand

    Yeah that guy intrigues me. Is he making money?

  • http://www.lacrosseallstars.com Connor Wilson

    no idea. I hope so. The head looks bizarre but I’ve seen it in action and it seems to work just fine! want to try those gloves too.

  • http://twitter.com/willsond D. Willson

    The Tribe7 owner wrote me to ask how I liked the head. That was very cool and unexpected. So if you break it, hey, wow, you really can go all the way to the top. The hole placement is anything but traditional. The topstring holes are set up for mesh – if you string traditionals, you’re going to spend some time looking at this head and considering how to compromise (or come up with something unique). My initial thought was to go with a six-string traditional with the outermost leathers tied into the sidewall for a tighter channel in this universal-legal head. There’s a one-inch gap in the sidewall holes at the top where the flat scoop and sidewalls connect. Engineering-wise, I understand why you wouldn’t want this portion to have any holes. But if your personal preference (or my OCD) requires that the topmost shooter goes through the head so it doesn’t move, that ain’t happening on the Savage7. I opted to use the trapezoid-shaped sidewall holes, as it alternates oval-trapezoid-oval-trapezoid down the head. It’s an insanely stiff head – don’t let that thin scoop fool you.