Good morning. Here’s the latest from around the lacrosse world:

1. Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell ponders on Snapchat whether he should have played lacrosse after a tough conditioning practice on Thursday. He claims football is too much on his body.

Of course, the lacrosse world noticed.

What if Le’veon bell played lacrosse pic.twitter.com/Oz39nnKDKB

— LAXETC Official (@LAXETC) November 11, 2017

Hey @L_Bell26 training camp for @MLL_Lacrosse starts in March. Should we sign you up now or later?? https://t.co/Zkn8lhWeRR

— MajorLeague Lacrosse (@MLL_Lacrosse) November 10, 2017

What a natural  @L_Bell26

(P.S. 26 is available) pic.twitter.com/Hkx454wEkU

— Knighthawks Lacrosse (@RocKnighthawks) November 10, 2017

Le’Veon! As the Founder of Major League Lacrosse, when ur ready to make the move-give a buzz! DON’T QUIT! @BodyByJake

— Body By Jake (@BodyByJake) November 11, 2017

Can you imagine the right to left split? https://t.co/ecDtRPzVKU

— Inside Lacrosse (@Inside_Lacrosse) November 10, 2017

Le'Veon Bell @L_Bell26 says he wishes he played #lacrosse because of the toll the @NFL is taking on his body https://t.co/oJkK8CQ2nw pic.twitter.com/vgPHwHWjDP

— Lax Sports Network (@LaxSportsNet) November 10, 2017

Hey @L_Bell26, let’s get you a stick in your hands and have you suited up for season. Would make a mean 1-2 punch out of the midfield. https://t.co/iwPaUMH4ZD

— Paul Rabil (@PaulRabil) November 10, 2017

ICYMI: Le'Veon Bell knows that lacrosse is the #SportOfTheFuture https://t.co/9R2DIIcKoM pic.twitter.com/Qlzo4qOTel

— Jordie (@BarstoolJordie) November 10, 2017

Ok @L_Bell26 let’s do It. training camp in April with @LizardsLacrosse https://t.co/6v0weuVrMV

— Joe Spallina (@JoeSpallina) November 10, 2017

Let’s go #growthegamemovement help us out @L_Bell26 https://t.co/q6IA1xVh5j

— TN1 (@Tehoka1) November 10, 2017

2. Legendary Landon (Md.) School coach Bob Bordley is stepping down after the 2018 season. He has amassed more than 600 wins in his career and the Bears have earned four No. 1 rankings by US Lacrosse Magazine under his leadership.

The 1966 graduate of Landon, who also has been a faculty member since 1970, led the boys’ lacrosse team to 31 Interstate Athletic Conference championships, including 22 straight from 1981 to 2002. Last year, the Bears went 21-0.

“I wanted to share this news so that you can join me in celebrating a man who has dedicated, and continues to dedicate, himself personally and professionally to all things Landon,” Landon headmaster Jim Neill said.

3. Veteran’s Day was Saturday and the lacrosse world shared its appreciation on social media.

Today, we thank those who have served and those who continue to serve and protect this great country #VeteransDay @SFSLacrosse pic.twitter.com/79g0C8JILa

— TLN (@LacrosseNetwork) November 11, 2017

Today we thank those who have and are serving this country in the armed forces. Thank you for the sacrifices you have made for the United States pic.twitter.com/Bzr2rJsAZG

— Shootout for Soldiers (@SFSLacrosse) November 11, 2017

They remembered us when we won the 2005 National Championship. We remember them always. (Far right: Brian Lukacz, JHU Class of 1992) #VeteransDay  pic.twitter.com/haP7nqhvll

— JHU Men's Lacrosse (@jhumenslacrosse) November 10, 2017

Happy Veterans Day to Coach Corrado and all of those who have served our country pic.twitter.com/RZJZQTPFS6

— Villanova Men's Lax (@NovaLacrosse) November 11, 2017

Message from Senior Captain Matt Close #Veteransday pic.twitter.com/M276QQ2rPa

— Lafayette Lacrosse (@LafayetteMLAX) November 10, 2017

Two of favorite photos from WWII - Normandy 1944 US paratroopers - Happy Veterans Day to guys like them and all others who served so we can do things we love, like fall lacrosse tournaments where I'll be this morning. pic.twitter.com/okscfbraei

— dolphinslaxer (@dolphinslaxer) November 11, 2017

The home of the Free because of the BRAVE -Everyday is Veterans Day. Thank you for your sacrifice! @ArmyWP_MLax pic.twitter.com/sQkp2vN8pi

— Coach Joe Alberici (@ArmyLaxCoach) November 10, 2017

4. Jenny Levy, the recently named successor to Ricky Fried as the U.S. women’s national team head coach, finds inspiration in the rise of the U.S. women’s soccer team, coached by her North Carolina colleague Anson Dorrance.

As lacrosse aims to reach the Olympics, Levy hopes to lead the effort, remembering the exciting 1999 World Cup win for Dorrance’s team after women’s soccer became an Olympic sport just three years prior.

“I am inspired by the pioneers, the '99er's, and the journey of U.S. women's soccer,” Levy said. “I feel the time is right for lacrosse to pursue the Olympic dream and it is my honor to serve through this exciting time. The players and the game are ready for more.”

5. Monmouth defenseman Dillon Smart, also a lifeguard, used his weight room experience to save a life in 2013.

6. Round 2 of LaxStache-Off for the HEADstrong Foundation has begun!

@LaxStache-Off Round 2 Announced! Get Growing! @Inside_Lacrosse @LaxAllStars @LaxSportsNet @Inside_Lacrosse @NCAALAX @MCLA @NCLLax @barstoolsports @MLL_Lacrosse @NLL @ESPNU @HEADstrongFnd pic.twitter.com/eLQgxspLGj

— HEADstrong FND (@HEADstrongFnd) November 12, 2017

What We’re Reading

• U.S. men’s national team coach John Danowski is excited for #LaxCon.

• Staff positions are open for the U.S. women’s national team.

• Ashley Docking joins the NLL Productions staff.

• Here are five things you need to know about the Buffalo Bandits as they begin training camp.

• The Griffin, the student newspaper for Canisius, says its women’s lacrosse team is “still loaded” despite losing Erica Evans to injury.

• Lax World closed all 16 of its stores around the country because CEO Frank Barbarino and the company are facing numerous lawsuits from landlords and vendors.

• Athletic Republic offers acceleration and stability training tailored to females, specifically reducing the risk of an ACL injury.

• As Mercer County Community College prepares to add men’s lacrosse, Title IX debates surface.

What We’re Watching

As temperatures drop on the East Coast, LaxSportsNet reminded fans of pros playing speed lacrosse on the beach at the World Lacrosse Foundation’s event in Florida. Plus, there were plenty of celebrity sightings in the lacrosse world this past week.

This cold weather in the northeast has us thinking about the @caseypowell22 @Worldlacrosse22 pro beach lacrosse game in Florida and this sneaky goal by @JohnGalloway15 cutting through the crowd. Watch the full event here: https://t.co/7b6TnPqGto or the LSN app pic.twitter.com/fdX67LFRmF

— Lax Sports Network (@LaxSportsNet) November 11, 2017

Lots of celebrity lacrosse sightings this week including @ZacEfron with @USCTrojansLax, @TeamVic with @rattmambo, and @MattyBRaps https://t.co/oJkK8CQ2nw pic.twitter.com/4YcuwVAdFF

— Lax Sports Network (@LaxSportsNet) November 11, 2017

What’s On Tap

• Our Gym Rats series continues with a look at Boston College’s Dempsey Arsenault.

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