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By the end of this week, the calendar will have flipped to April, which means the final stretch of the regular season begins in college lacrosse. Across the landscape, every conference except for the A10 and Big East has begun conference play.
With that, it’s time to start taking a look at bracketology for the 2023 men’s DI lacrosse season.
Continue reading “2023 NCAA DI Bracketology 1.0” →
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The 2022 season was a hallmark year for the Ivy League. All but one of the league’s seven teams made it into the NCAA Tournament. Four of those teams advanced to the quarterfinals, two made Championship Weekend appearances, and one was playing for a national title on Memorial day. The Ivy League was the best conference in college lacrosse last season.
Continue reading “2023 Ivy League Preview” →
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I wasn’t planning on putting out a “way too early” rankings post as part of the fall content on the site. However, after many inquiries by readers over the past moth or so, I have decided to do just that. And with scrimmages slatted to get underway beginning this weekend, I felt like today was the best to push this out.
Continue reading “Tanner’s Fall Top 10” →
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Welcome to the Fall Snapshot series. Throughout the fall I will be taking an early look at all 75 DI men’s college lacrosse teams and giving a snapshot of where each is heading into the 2023 season.
Continue reading “Fall Snapshot: Dartmouth Big Green” →
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For the second straight time, the Penn Quakers are the Ivy League Champions. And just like last time, they had to go through the Yale Bulldogs to earn that title.
Continue reading “Ivy League Championship: Penn Turns Up The Heat, Knocks off Yale For Second Straight Ivy Title” →
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The college lacrosse season is just a few weeks away, and as always there will be players that seemingly come out of nowhere, in many respects, and surprise within their respective conference or on the national level.
Continue reading “10 Players Primed For Big Seasons in 2022” →
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The Yale Bulldogs are the 69th DI program and seventh in the Ivy League to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Bulldogs did not play last season.
Continue reading “2022 Schedule Preview: Yale Bulldogs” →
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The Ivy League is back!
After being the only conference to sit out last season, Ivy League lacrosse is back in 2022 and so is conference’s top-tier talent and teams. When the Ivy League last played, they were arguably the best conference in the country. At the time in which the 2020 season was cancelled, three teams from the Ivy League were ranked in the top-five (Cornell, Princeton, Yale). Penn was also ranked in the top-20 to end the season, giving the conference four teams ranked in the top-20. Brown was also receiving votes at the time the season ended and Dartmouth had also received votes during that shortened season.
Continue reading “2022 Ivy League Preview” →
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Very few programs have ascended to the top tier of college lacrosse quicker and found as much success in recent years than the Yale Bulldogs.
Continue reading “After a Year Away, Yale Still Looks to Be The Best of The Ivy League” →
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The Harvard Crimson are the 51st DI team and sixth from the Ivy League to release their 2022 men’s lacrosse schedule. The Crimson did not play last season.
Continue reading “2022 Schedule Preview: Harvard Crimson” →
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