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Who is the greatest at anything in any sport is always debatable. And college lacrosse is certainly no different, especially when talking about a position as highly regarded as the attack position. Continue reading “Who’s The Best Attackman in College Lacrosse History?” →
Last Sunday, Lacrosse Bucket launched a 16-team bracket of some of the greatest NCAA era (1971-present) college lacrosse teams of all-time. The First round of voting went down on Tuesday and Thursday this past week. Continue reading “The Greatest College Lacrosse Team of All-Time: First Round Results” →
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According to a report from Terry Foy of Inside Lacrosse, the Patriot League will leave the decision fifth-year players’ ability to take a fifth-year up to individual schools. The report started the the Patriot League issued a memo to its member schools on Thursday concerning this issue. Continue reading “Report: Patriot League to Leave Fifth-Year Decision to Individual Schools” →
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Penn State senior attackman Mac O’Keefe has announced that he will be returning for an extra year at Penn State in 2021. O’Keefe announced the news via social media on Friday morning. Continue reading “Mac O’Keefe Returning to Penn State in 2021” →
Brian Duncan has been coaching lacrosse for over 20 years, which has included various stints in both college and the pros. But his biggest challenge may be ahead of him as he is tasked with taking Flagler College from club to NCAA DII.
Duncan’s journey at Flagler began eight years ago. Continue reading “Brian Duncan Building His Vision at Flagler College” →
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On Monday the NCAA Division I Council voted to grant spring sport athletes an extra year of eligibility. And according to the NCAA’s ruling, the NCAA Division I Council has adjusted financial aid rules to allow teams to have more players on scholarship to account for incoming recruits. Continue reading “Which DI Seniors are Coming Back in 2021?” →
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On Monday the NCAA Division I Council voted to grant spring sport athletes an extra year of eligibility. And according to the NCAA’s ruling, the NCAA Division I Council has adjusted financial aid rules to allow teams to have more players on scholarship to account for incoming recruits. Continue reading “Ivy League Won’t Make One-Time Exception for Fifth-Year Spring Sport Athletes” →
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Hofstra senior attackman Ryan Tierney will be returning for an extra year with the Pride in 2021, according to a release from the school. Continue reading “Ryan Tierney Returning to Hofstra” →
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Georgetown attackman Jake Carraway and Ohio State attackman Tre Leclaire are the two most recent DI standouts to announce that they will be returning for an extra year at their respective school. Continue reading “Jake Carraway, Tre Leclaire Announce Their Returns to College Lacrosse” →
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Ohio State senior short stick defensive midfielder Ryan Terefenko has announced that he will return to Ohio State next season. Terefenko made the announcement via Instagram on Wednesday evening. Continue reading “Ryan Terefenko Announces He Will Return to Ohio State” →
