NCAA Bracketology 2.0: And Now We Wait

May 3, 2015

Our Chris Jastrzembski takes one last look at the potential 2015 NCAA D1 bracket.   All of the regular season games are complete. A journey that started in the fall with fall ball workouts to the first day of regular season games February 1st to now will culminate in May Madness. Yale defeated Princeton 11-10 in the Ivy League Championship. As a follow-up to my earlier prediction, here’s what I…

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NCAA Conference Tournament Recap and Bracketology 1: Waiting On You Ivy League

May 3, 2015

Seven of the NCAA’s ten Division 1 conferences decided their conference champion and AQ qualifiers Saturday, joining the ACC and the Patriot League, who decided their champion last Sunday.  The Ivy League Final between Yale and Princeton is today at noon.  Before watching that, here’s what happened yesterday, which might have been more entertaining than that Mayweather vs. Pacquiao fight (hopefully you didn’t pay $100): American East Final: Albany crushes…

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NCAA Conference Semifinal Roundup: Fairfield, Maryland Upset

May 1, 2015

The second wave of conference tournaments began on Thursday, with the Ivy League tournament beginning later this afternoon.  Many dreams were shattered, while others kept their season alive and will play for a chance to get an AQ into the NCAA Tournament. Big Ten Johns Hopkins beats Penn State 14-9 Ohio State upsets host Maryland 9-6 What does this mean: Hopkins and Ohio State still have a shot of making…

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ACC Tournament: Cuse Conquers

April 28, 2015

The conference tournaments started off with a big bang this weekend, with Colgate defeating Army 11-8 to win the Patriot League Championship, followed seconds later by nearby power Syracuse holding off Duke 15-14 to take the ACC Championship. Both of these teams play Saturday at Colgate at 3:30. The ACC Tournament began Friday with Duke defeating #1 Notre Dame 13-8. The game was scoreless for the entire first quarter, before…

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NCAA Weekend Watch: Non-Tournament Games Of Importance

April 25, 2015

Outside of the Patriot and ACC Tournaments happening this weekend, there are plenty of games in college lacrosse that matter to many teams trying to keep their seasons alive.  Here are some games to keep an eye on: Saturday St. John’s vs. Georgetown: 11:30 AM Georgetown is in the Big East Tournament, St. John’s is not.  St. John’s needs to win and Villanova to lose to Providence in order to…

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ACC Tournament Preview: Powers Clash in Chester

April 24, 2015

Conference tournaments began earlier this week with the Patriot League holding their quarterfinals Tuesday.  They have their semifinals and title game Friday and Sunday respectively on Navy’s campus.  The ACC Tournament will be the second tournament that kicks off beginning with the semifinals tonight and the title game Sunday afternoon in Chester, PA. This is the second year of a “new” ACC, with the only subtraction coming in the form…

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NCAA Tuesday Preview: Patriot League Tournament Begins

April 21, 2015

Five games are on tap for Tuesday, with two of those games belonging in the Patriot League.  We’ll get to those later, but here are two games worth focusing on (besides UMass Lowell vs. Dartmouth): Albany vs. Siena: 4 PM The Great Danes had a very important two game stretch last week, edging Bryant and Yale in hopes of gaining a first round NCAA game to be played at Albany….

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NCAA Weekend Watch: Postseason Implications In Play

April 18, 2015

For many teams, this is the second-to-last week of regular season play before conference tournaments.  The ACC and Patriot League tourneys are next week, but some of these teams plays another game in two weeks after tournament time.  We’ve already got a sneak peak of “April Anarchy” Friday with Patriot League play concluding, but there’s plenty of big games to watch this weekend: Saturday Maryland vs. Ohio State: 11 AM…

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Mid Season All Americans: NCAA Division One

April 16, 2015

We’ve seen a lot of surprises happen this season in college lacrosse, from the emergence of new faces and new teams, to players such as Bryant’s Gunnar Waldt fall almost out of existence.  Here are my All-American selections at this point in the season, which have 4 attackmen, 4 middies, a FOGO, an LSM, 4 defensemen, and a goalie: First Team A Lyle Thompson Senior Albany A Dylan Molloy Sophomore…

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NCAA Tuesday Spotlight: Hobart-Cuse Rivalry Highlight Of A Quiet Day

April 14, 2015

It’s a very bland Tuesday in NCAA lacrosse except for a few games. Here’s some worth taking a peek at if you have any free time today: Hobart vs. Syracuse: 7 PM It’s the annual battle for the Kraus-Simmons trophy in the Carrier Dome as the Orange host the Statesmen. ‘Cuse is coming off of a tough 17-15 loss at UNC Saturday, with goalie Bobby Wardwell being pulled in the…

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