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Men’s Lacrosse NCAA Quarterfinals Preview: Rutgers vs. No. 1 North Carolina Share this story Stephen Blue / Rutgers Athletics The biggest game day for Rutgers men’s lacrosse in over three decades has arrived. For the first time since 1991, the No. 9 Scarlet Knights will play in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals with a berth to the Final Four on the line. They will take on No. 1 North Carolina at 2:30 p.m. ET today at Stuart Stadium in Hempstead, New York on the campus of Hofstra University....

Tuesday April 13th, 2021 8:00am (Photos Courtesy Rutgers Athletics) There wasn’t a team as explosive and fun to watch as Rutgers through the first month of the college lacrosse season. And after another electrifying win against Penn State last weekend, it doesn’t look like the 2021 version of the Knights are slowing down. The Scarlet Knights, unranked preseason after a 2-4 2020 campaign, have showed a relentless offense that put tremendous pressure on opposing defenses. They gutted out the ...

With two seconds left, Connor pulled up from about 15 yards out with no one on him and fired a dagger into the Penn State net, tying the game and providing a huge momentum boost into the decisive final frame of the Scarlet Knights’ 11-9 season-opening win. It was a moment the brothers haven’t experienced together since before Colin was in high school. “It was pretty surreal. It’s been a number of years since that’s happened. I think my seventh- or eighth-grade year,” Colin said. “...