Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, lats, rats alike, welcome back to another episode of the

Creece die. We are joined here by two-time national champion, three-time All-American, former professional

lacrosse player, the founder of first class lacrosse. He hails from Baltimore, Maryland.

Deemer class. Deamer, thank you for coming on, brother.

And how are you doing today?

Doing great.

That was an electric introduction.

Listen, I got a welcome to some love.

You know, people are looking for some good guests come on here, and I feel like we've

had a pretty good lineup so far, and it doesn't get much better than

Deemer Class coming on the podcast, you know, doing my research and just watching you growing up.

It's always cool to have a legend like you on, so I'm excited to dive into some lacrosse.

Yeah, I appreciate it.

Excited to chop it up or looking forward to a great quarterfinal weekend.

Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Before we dive into those games, which we will be doing, I really want to

pick your brain about like the current state of lacrosse. I want to dive into your Duke career.

An unbelievable career from start to finish, you know, starting with two national championships

and just a storied career from there on out playing with some unbelievable legends.

I kind of had a question right off the bat for you.

What was it like, you know, when you were playing with Miles Jones and you guys were both receiving long pulls at the midfield line for Duke.

And did you ever expect that to kind of happen at any point in your career?

No, I think it was definitely interesting.

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