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New year, new look, another W. Ohio State came out in what I am dubbing the "Black Death" unis, and completely stifled the revamped Johns Hopkins Blue Jays, 14-8. Two years after their last meeting, Ohio State started strong and never let up, cruising to an easy away victory at once mighty Homewood Field. And, despite the massive W, there's not a lot to rest easy on with (edit: Rutgers) up next. For this afternoon, however, the big names came through in big spots. Tre Leclaire fired in 4 goals on 9 shots. Jack Myers had 3 goals on 8 shots. Grant Mitchell took a step in midfield and scored a c...

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Monday February 8th, 2021 8:30am We rejoice in the return to play. The healing characteristics of lacrosse — the physical and mental health benefits for the participants, coaches, families and fans.  2021 will be a week-to-week endeavor. Expect stops and starts, a bumpy road, unpredictable and imperfect. Celebrate your negative tests. We've seen at least three programs (UMass, Johns Hopkins and Michigan) affected because of campus spreads of the virus. Set a good example. Be the great citizen. Don't be afraid to explain to people that your health and safety and that of others on campus is ...

I know, I said that I would do a B1G preview first, but we all need something to look forward to after what happened last night. So, here we go. First up, is there going to be a season? No one knows. The Patriot League is optimistic, having dropped their spring schedule on Friday, though many are in New York which is currently a dumpster fire for scholastic athletics. Syracuse is delaying the semester until February 8, the Ivy League has always been the quickest D1 conference to cancel sports in the Covid era, and the Maryland schools could go either way. Let's assume, for the sake of posti...

First off, happy Christmas Eve to all 11 Dubbers! Since it has been a while, I had the itch to post some lacrosse content. So, here we go. The story of transfers and how programs approach them, especially these days, is fascinating. There's a good deal of thought that transfers must be damaged goods, as generally a player is leaving a pretty good situation (academically and athletically) for reasons that are generally selfish. Please note, I am not saying that perception is true, just that this is a pervasive perception amongst college coaches. With the advent of the new eligibility year, ho...