The Big East continues to confuse. Albany continues to score. The top ten continues apace. VMI and Michigan continue to lose. Virginia continues its slow, steady descent out of tournament contention. Recap the week that was, preview the week to come.
The sharp-shooting Maryland Terrapins (7-1, 1-1) used an early 3-0 run to beat the Virginia Cavaliers (5-5, 0-1) at Klockner Stadium on Saturday. With only three regular-season games remaining, Virginia's NCAA Tournament chances are in jeopardy.
Virginia kicks off ACC play with a crucial home matchup against the second-ranked Maryland Terrapins. The Hoos are hoping to right the ship in what's been a difficult season. Saturday afternoon, their NCAA Tournament hopes may hang in the balance.
Unlike Lennay Kekau, this is a real thing.
Maryland is off to the Big Ten, leaving the ACC one short of NCAA Tournament automatic-qualifier status. Does this open up the possibility of a school like Boston College, N.C. State or Florida State fielding a varsity men's lacrosse program?
Boston College shares a lot of commonalities with the programs that made this year's 2012 NCAA Men's Lacrosse Championship field. So why isn't the school fielding varsity men's lax again?
Pairings for the 2012 Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Lacrosse Championship have been determined, as announced by the league office on Saturday, April 14. North Carolina earned the top spot in the upcoming three-day lacrosse championship, which will be held April 20, 21 and 23 at Koskinen Stadium in Durham, N.C.
Boston University Men's Lacrosse To Go Division I ... So What About Boston College?
