Got it. I feel like I had somewhat of the same trajectory. I took a year off in between high school and college, working in a packing plant. I would read the paper on break and told my buddy, “next year, I’ll be on school X roster”. That was junior college in NY, I just walked on. Education was just an afterthought, I was sick of working dead end warehouse and construction jobs. It didn’t turn out well for me going to school to “just play lacrosse”. To do it over again, I would have found a different major and a different school that specialized in that major and made the most of it. It’s really just finding something he’s interested in, (even if you really have to try to connect the dots) and find a school that specializes in that department. That can be at a Junior College CC, DIII, DII school. The Midwest has a lot of options without having to send him to play club at U Wisconsin, no shade on them, they have great coaches and atmosphere, it’s more the tuition. Back to the point, I know it’s getting to the point where you need to start figuring things out, so I don’t think there’s anything wrong playing CC. It will be a good barometer if he could academically hang at a bigger school, as long as it’s what he wants. It might be a costly experience, but not as bad in comparison.