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The Mount St. Mary’s Mountaineers are the 46th DI team to release their 2020 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Mountaineers come into 2020 following a 2019 campaign where they went 9-7 overall, 7-1 in the NEC. The Mountaineers hosted the NEC tournament as the top seed, but lost to Robert Morris in the NEC championship. Continue reading “2020 Schedule Preview: Mount St. Mary’s” →
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The Canisius Golden Griffins are the 45th DI team to announce their 2020 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Golden Griffins come into the 2020 season following a 2019 campaign in which they went 8-8 overall, 4-3 in in the MAAC, and loose to Marist in the MAAC semifinals. Continue reading “2020 Schedule Preview: Canisius Golden Griffins” →
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In lacrosse, Johns Hopkins and Virginia have met 94 times, including meeting each other each year for the past 73 seasons. And since 2006, the Blue Jays and Cavaliers have fought for the right to hoist the Doyle Smith Cup. Continue reading “Johns Hopkins, Virginia Won’t Battle For the Doyle Smith Cup in 2020” →
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The Johns Hopkins Blue Jays are the 44th DI team to release their 2020 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Blue Jays come into the 2020 season following a 2019 campaign in which they went 8-8 overall, 3-2 in the Big Ten, lost to Penn State in the Big Ten championship and lost to Notre Dame in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Continue reading “2020 Schedule Preview: Johns Hopkins Blue Jays” →
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The Premier Lacrosse League (PLL) has announced rules and procedures for their upcoming 2020 Expansion Draft where the seventh lacrosse club will be able to select their first crop of players. Continue reading “PLL Announces Expansion Draft Details” →
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When you look at the landscape of Ivy League lacrosse, there is no question that Yale has been the most dominant team in the conference. Andy Shay has built a machine in New Haven and they have really broken onto the national stage over the past few seasons with back-to-back national title appearances, including a national title win in 2018. Yale is the class of Ivy and Penn has started to make strides, as well. But the team with the highest ceiling and most potential for this coming season, and possibly the next few seasons, could very much be the Brown Bears. Continue reading “Why Brown May Have the Most Potential of Any Ivy in 2020” →
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The Furman Paladins are the 43rd DI team in our schedule preview series. The Paladins come into the 2020 season following a 2019 campaign which saw them go 4-10 overall and 2-5 in the SoCon. Furman missed the SoCon tournament for the first time since 2017. Additionally, the Paladins won two non-conference games for the first time in program history last season. Continue reading “2020 Schedule Preview: Furman Paladins” →
Each week of the NLL season, Lacrosse Bucket will release a Team of The Week. This team will include two forwards, one transition player, two defensemen, and one goalie.
So, without further adieu, here is the Lacrosse Bucket NLL Team of the Week for week one of the 2019-20 NLL season. Continue reading “NLL Team of The Week: Week One” →
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New York Lizards’ star attackman Rob Pannell will be leaving Major League Lacrosse and joining the Premier Lacrosse League- who just finished their inaugural season. Dave Franklin first reported the news on Twitter on Saturday night. Continue reading “Report: Rob Pannell Leaving MLL, Joining PLL Next Season” →
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The Georgia Swarm came out firing and they never seemed to take their foot off the pedal, taking down Rochester 14-4 on the road to spoil the expansion Knighthawks opener. Continue reading “Thompson Duo, Jackson Lead Georgia in 14-4 Route of Rochester” →
