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Patrick McEwen (@LaxFilmRoom) No. 8 Lehigh vs. Rutgers, 2:30 p.m. Saturday – On the field, this game is looking like it will be a question of whether the Rutgers defense, led by transfer goalie Colin Kirst against his former team, can get enough stops to overcome what is likely to be a decisive face-off advantage for the Mountain Hawks thanks to Mike Sisselberger. However, I am more intrigued by the broader implications that the outcome of this game will have on how we look back at a COVID impacted 2021 season. As the second game of the tournament following only UNC vs Monmouth, it is goi...
(Photo: Maryland Athletics) When Maryland staved off a Johns Hopkins upset bid in the regular-season finale, head coach John Tillman said it was exactly what his team needed headed into the postseason. Two weeks later and after the Terps survived another upset bid from their archrivals to hoist their third Big Ten Tournament championship trophy, Tillman was again happy his team got another close-game experience. “I think that’s been good for us. We just haven’t had those situations a ton, and again that’s not a bad thing you’re not complaining about it,” Tillman said postgame....
(Photo: JHUMensLacrosse Twitter) A big day at the face-off X, some clutch goalie play in the fourth quarter, and four Johnathan Peshko goals helped Johns Hopkins to a Big Ten Semifinal upset over Rutgers on Thursday. Peshko led the way offensively for the sixth-seeded Blue Jays’ 12-10 win over the Scarlet Knights, while Matt Narewski went 18-of-23 facing off and five of Tim Marcille’s 12 saves were made in the final frame as Hopkins took another step closer to stealing an unlikely berth in the NCAA Tournament. “The guys are fired up at the chance to play again. We’re playing one-g...
All of these teams have tremendous talents that show there are quality players outside of the ACC. Hereâs one player from every team worth watching. Note itâs not necessarily their best player, but someone who over the course of the year or their career has made an impression. Air Force, Quentin Carlile, Jr., D He has an uncanny ability to knock down passes, and he brings it when the spotlight is brightest like last week vs. Richmond (5GB, 5CT), vs. High Point (3GB, 3CT), or at Duke (5GB, 2CT). Army, Marcus Hudgins, Jr., D An opposing coach earlier in the year told me, âI kne...