College Crosse Week 13 Top 20.

Hey folks, we’re back with our final regular season installment of the College Crosse Top 20 for 2017. You can find a link to last week’s post here. We got some comments below as well, so make sure you check those out too. For now, let’s go to the Big Board!!

Comments.

Adam.

Richmond: Tough end for the Spiders. Still a great program.

Marquette: Joe "Jesus" Amplo has the Golden Eags back in the tournament. I credit all of their success to new volunteer assistant shooting coach Ryan Brown, aka The Rifleman.

Monmouth: Jersey strong. I like them over Bryant in the play-in game.

Brown: Dylan Molloy's legendary career comes to an end. Things looked shaky to start the season (25 goals allowed to Stony Brook, lol) but they cleaned it up down the stretch. Mike Daly will have this team back in the NCAA tournament sooner rather than later.

Air Force: The only Air Force game I watched this year was the first game of the season, a win over Duke. But the numbers suggest they're playing well right now and could upset whoever they play round one (Denver? Notre Dame?)

Yale: Andy Shay just keeps getting it done.

Army: Nice win over a beat-up Notre Dame team. A lot to build on heading into 2018. Good resume but like Rutgers, probably not enough this year.

Loyola: If the defense keeps playing well, they're a sneaky good FF bet. Don't count Pat Spencer out of the Tewaaraton race if that happens.

Rutgers: I'm so sorry, Rutgers. Certainly good enough to play in the NCAA tournament but someone has to get left out. Consider not losing to Delaware next time. The good news: You get 'Bides back next year!

Towson: Sure the CAA is weak but I have no idea how the Tigers defense is still so good despite losing everyone after last year. Nadelen is a wizard. No one wants to play them.

Johns Hopkins: Lineup changes are required. The team that played in the first half against Ohio State will get blown out in the first round. The team that played the second half can beat anyone.

Notre Dame: Will Garnsey and Perkovic be healthy for the tournament? If not, they may be in deep doo doo. Been saying this for months—the Irish aren't scaring anyone.

Denver: Baptiste gives them a chance to win every game and make a deep tourney run. Problem is, they haven't looked very good in games he doesn't dominate.

North Carolina: One of the hottest teams in the country. Will the long layoff hurt the Heels momentum?

Penn State: If they can win faceoffs they'll be a tough out in the tournament. Defense looked better against Maryland in the B1G semi-finals.

Duke: Death, taxes, Danowski teams playing well in April-May.

Syracuse: No real weaknesses on this team and they continue to find ways to win games but you're lying to yourself if you think they've looked good the last few weeks.

Albany: Dominated sub-par competition all year long. Looked great against Binghamton but now it's time to prove they can do it on the big stage.

Ohio State: Anyone who has watched the Buckeyes play knows that they have to be favorites to make the Final Four. Complete team top to bottom.

Maryland: Clearly the best team in the country right now.

Jason: I have no idea what anything is at this point. Earning an AQ didn't automatically earn a team a spot though.

Safe: As usual, I’ll save my comments for the aggregation.