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New England Patriots wide receiver Chris Hogan has picked up the nickname “7-Eleven,” because, well, he’s always open.

But before helping the New England Patriots advance to the Super Bowl against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, Feb. 5 in Houston, he made quite a name for himself in lacrosse.

First, at Ramapo High School in northern New Jersey.

The 6-foot-3, 215-pound Wyckoff, NJ native then played at Penn State as a middie.

Hogan’s lax background prompted Kyle Brandt of the NFL Network to take a tongue-in-check look at the “lax bro” culture as well as lax groupies, whom he says eagerly use terms such as “GBs” (for groundballs).

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