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The Duke Blue Devils are the 63rd DI program and fourth from the ACC to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Blue Devils are coming off a 2021 campaign in which they went 14-3 (4-2) and fell to Maryland in the NCAA Semifinals.
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The North Carolina are the 62nd DI program and third from the ACC to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Tar Heels are coming off a 2021 season in which they went 13-3 (4-2) and ended their season with a loss to Virginia in the NCAA semifinals.
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The Virginia Cavaliers are the 61st DI program and second from the ACC to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Cavaliers are coming off a 2021 season in which they went 14-4 (2-4 ACC) and won the national title for a second consecutive time.
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The ACC had a hallmark year in 2021 as three of the four Championship Weekend teams hailed from the conference and the conference housed the national champion. With the Ivy League returning and the Big Ten reverting back to a normal schedule, it’s unlikely that the ACC will have such as season as they did a year ago. But you can still bet on the conference to be represented on Championship Weekend and possibly produce the national champion for the third consecutive time.
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“Unfinished Business.” That was the sentiment echoed around the Syracuse locker room, and especially so amongst the Orange’s fifth-year returnees, coming into last season following a strong 5-0 start before the season was shut down in 2020. However, the season took a wildly different turn and at times it looked like, instead of having unfinished business to attend to, the Orange had no business to complete on the field at all.
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The Syracuse Orange are the 56th DI team and first from the ACC to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Orange are coming off a 2021 campaign in which they went 7-6 overall (2-4 ACC). This season will mark the Orange’s first season with Gary Gait at the helm.
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During Kevin Corrigan’s 32-years at the helm of Notre Dame lacrosse, the Fighting Irish have done nothing but rise and continue to stay amongst the top programs in college lacrosse. That success has included five Championship Weekend trips and two national title game appearances (2010, 2014).
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The Virginia Cavaliers ended the 2021 season just as they did the last full season (2019) prior, as national champions. This time around, the Cavaliers took down the Maryland Terrapins to become the first program since Duke (2013,2014) to win consecutive national titles and claim their seventh in program history.
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Since John Danowski arrived in Durham ahead of the 2007 season, the Blue Devils have done nothing but win. Duke has made 13 consecutive NCAA Tournaments during the Danowski era, which includes 12 trips to Championship Weekend and three national titles.
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Coming out of a timeout following a North Carolina caused turnover late in the contest, Chris Gray’s shot went wide, and with just :31 seconds left on the clock, it appeared the Tar Heels has just seen their last possession of the season. However, 10 seconds later William Perry picked the Virginia pass out of the sky to give the Tar Heels one more chance at forcing overtime and extending their season – just as they had done a week earlier against Rutgers to advance to Championship Weekend.
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