Maryland Lacrosse

Anonymous
It really is fascinating how many Ivy League schools have adopted lacrosse as one their top competitive mens sports. 50% of the teams in the quarter finals.

Also equally surprising to see how far Hopkins and Loyola have faded.
Anonymous
Honestly, if you follow lacrosse historically, UMBC and Towson were always legitimate too (80’s, 90’s). With more schools and kids playing, it really has expanded.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Honestly, if you follow lacrosse historically, UMBC and Towson were always legitimate too (80’s, 90’s). With more schools and kids playing, it really has expanded.


Towson has been good since the 70’s. The best players grow up there.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:It really is fascinating how many Ivy League schools have adopted lacrosse as one their top competitive mens sports. 50% of the teams in the quarter finals.

Also equally surprising to see how far Hopkins and Loyola have faded.



Earlier in the year six of the top ten teams were Ivy.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It really is fascinating how many Ivy League schools have adopted lacrosse as one their top competitive mens sports. 50% of the teams in the quarter finals.

Also equally surprising to see how far Hopkins and Loyola have faded.



Earlier in the year six of the top ten teams were Ivy.


six made the NCAA tournament IVY is the strongest lacrosse conference but MD is the best team
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It really is fascinating how many Ivy League schools have adopted lacrosse as one their top competitive mens sports. 50% of the teams in the quarter finals.

Also equally surprising to see how far Hopkins and Loyola have faded.



Earlier in the year six of the top ten teams were Ivy.


six made the NCAA tournament IVY is the strongest lacrosse conference but MD is the best team


Stacked with 24 and 25 year old 5th and 6th year “seniors” and grad students.
Anonymous
Maryland single-handedly takes down the Ivy League winning 9-7 over Cornell. NCAA Lacrosse Champions with an undefeated season.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It really is fascinating how many Ivy League schools have adopted lacrosse as one their top competitive mens sports. 50% of the teams in the quarter finals.

Also equally surprising to see how far Hopkins and Loyola have faded.



Earlier in the year six of the top ten teams were Ivy.


six made the NCAA tournament IVY is the strongest lacrosse conference but MD is the best team


Stacked with 24 and 25 year old 5th and 6th year “seniors” and grad students.


I ties don’t allow 5th years and grad student. Some student took a deferred year for 2020.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:It really is fascinating how many Ivy League schools have adopted lacrosse as one their top competitive mens sports. 50% of the teams in the quarter finals.

Also equally surprising to see how far Hopkins and Loyola have faded.



Earlier in the year six of the top ten teams were Ivy.


six made the NCAA tournament IVY is the strongest lacrosse conference but MD is the best team


Stacked with 24 and 25 year old 5th and 6th year “seniors” and grad students.


I ties don’t allow 5th years and grad student. Some student took a deferred year for 2020.


Right. It’s Maryland stacked with the 24 and 25 year old players.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Maryland single-handedly takes down the Ivy League winning 9-7 over Cornell. NCAA Lacrosse Champions with an undefeated season.


Maryland doing it in the transfer portal and with the 6th year seniors and grad transfers. College athletics at its finest.
Anonymous
How is Georgetown any different?
What about Duke?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:How is Georgetown any different?
What about Duke?


Comment was in response to the earlier comment about Maryland vs Ivy League teams.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Maryland single-handedly takes down the Ivy League winning 9-7 over Cornell. NCAA Lacrosse Champions with an undefeated season.


Congratulations, boys. And best of luck in your IB careers.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Maryland single-handedly takes down the Ivy League winning 9-7 over Cornell. NCAA Lacrosse Champions with an undefeated season.


Maryland doing it in the transfer portal and with the 6th year seniors and grad transfers. College athletics at its finest.

It’s sad to be such a hater for a group that lost a whole season due to COVID and accomplished what they have to become one of the best college teams of all time.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Maryland single-handedly takes down the Ivy League winning 9-7 over Cornell. NCAA Lacrosse Champions with an undefeated season.


Maryland doing it in the transfer portal and with the 6th year seniors and grad transfers. College athletics at its finest.

It’s sad to be such a hater for a group that lost a whole season due to COVID and accomplished what they have to become one of the best college teams of all time.


Cornell lost 2 seasons due to COVID. Teat and others could have been on their team if they played by MD’s rules.

Can you say “sixth year senior” unironically?
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