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PLL Draft Recap: Possibly the Deepest Draft in Pro Lacrosse History Tue Apr 27 2021 | Nelson Rice | Pro If for some reason you needed more proof of the absurd level of talent on the field every weekend this spring, look no further than last night’s Premier Lacrosse League College Draft. The advent of the NCAA’s blanket eligibility waiver last spring in light of the COVID-19 pandemic created one of the most exciting college lacrosse seasons in recent memory. It also made this year’s draft class one of the deepest in pro lacrosse history — maybe even the deepest. In a sign of the times...
Mon Apr 19 2021 | Kyle Devitte | College PHOTO BY RICH BARNES / CORTLAND ATHLETICS In a week riddled with predictable results, the top 10 remains stable, but the rest of the ranks have seen some sizable shifts. While Tufts has continued to establish its dominance, it hasn’t been quite enough to unseat RIT. Had the Tigers not been able to beat their recent opponents and been forced to take a lengthy break, that narrative might be different, but in this reality, RIT is still the king in the north. Salisbury remains in the middle seat, representing the Mid-Atlantic well after taking care ...
Mon Apr 12 2021 | Kyle Devitte | College PHOTO BY RICH BARNES St. John Fisher climbs from No. 16 to No. 13 this week. There’s a lot of movement in the latter half of the Nike / US Lacrosse Division III Men’s Top 20, but the top six teams remain fairly unchanged. Although, there is one notable swap, and that’s due to the fact that the NESCAC is back. Mostly. Tufts proved that its offense is still the most elite fighting force in D-III by dropping a school-record 29 goals against Colby in its opening game of 2021. As you might recall, the Jumbos were 4-0 and averaging 25 goals a game ag...