Maryland 2023

[keno in reno]

Just finished the replay. Always love to see a team dominating face-offs lose. I had assumed last year’s Maryland team had a deeper bench. Wrong. They need to find some offense, especially at the most important position, quickly. Cuse coming to town.

They had the Tewaaraton winner, 4 50+ point scorers, 6 with 40+, 10 offensive players with 15+ points, they had 4 short stick defensive midfielders who went to the PLL, they ran 3 LSM who had starting experience at major programs, they had 3 close defenseman who got All-American honors.

Not sure exactly how much deeper you would like a team to be

Honestly the planets really lined up for the 22’ team (Covid & heartbreak in 21’). With the increased popularity of lax and more and more schools sponsoring teams I doubt we will see another team that dominate/amazing again in college lacrosse.

It wasn’t supposed to happen again. 2006 UVA was supposed to be the last one. An amazing, amazing accomplishment of coaching, recruiting, schematic advancement, player commitment, buy-in, unbelievable talent, just the whole package. Glad we were there to see it.

There's a chance it could happen again in Charlottesville with Shellenberger, McConvey et al. Probably not, but that's a good start to a superteam.

[Finster]

Just finished the replay. Always love to see a team dominating face-offs lose. I had assumed last year’s Maryland team had a deeper bench. Wrong. They need to find some offense, especially at the most important position, quickly. Cuse coming to town.

They had the Tewaaraton winner, 4 50+ point scorers, 6 with 40+, 10 offensive players with 15+ points, they had 4 short stick defensive midfielders who went to the PLL, they ran 3 LSM who had starting experience at major programs, they had 3 close defenseman who got All-American honors.

Not sure exactly how much deeper you would like a team to be

Honestly the planets really lined up for the 22’ team (Covid & heartbreak in 21’). With the increased popularity of lax and more and more schools sponsoring teams I doubt we will see another team that dominate/amazing again in college lacrosse.

It wasn’t supposed to happen again. 2006 UVA was supposed to be the last one. An amazing, amazing accomplishment of coaching, recruiting, schematic advancement, player commitment, buy-in, unbelievable talent, just the whole package. Glad we were there to see it.

There's a chance it could happen again in Charlottesville with Shellenberger, McConvey et al. Probably not, but that's a good start to a superteam.

If any coach and team can do it, it might be Lars and this year's UVA squad, but...not exactly beating down on a Michigan squad that lost some key players from last year, in your home opener, doesn't exactly bode well.

2022 Maryland came out and destroyed Loyola 20-8 in their home opener, and the game wasn't 'that close'. That beatdown was a foreshadowing of a great team. I'm not sure UVA has either the FOGO (Lasalla is good, not great) nor the defense to be in the undefeated convo by year end, though for sure they can win this year's Natty.

The Ivy's start next weekend, and almost any of them can beat UVA.

[molo]

Good point. I’ll probably have UVA number one since Maryland and GT lost, but they had to work pretty hard to get past Michigan.

[keno in reno]

Just finished the replay. Always love to see a team dominating face-offs lose. I had assumed last year’s Maryland team had a deeper bench. Wrong. They need to find some offense, especially at the most important position, quickly. Cuse coming to town.

They had the Tewaaraton winner, 4 50+ point scorers, 6 with 40+, 10 offensive players with 15+ points, they had 4 short stick defensive midfielders who went to the PLL, they ran 3 LSM who had starting experience at major programs, they had 3 close defenseman who got All-American honors.

Not sure exactly how much deeper you would like a team to be

Honestly the planets really lined up for the 22’ team (Covid & heartbreak in 21’). With the increased popularity of lax and more and more schools sponsoring teams I doubt we will see another team that dominate/amazing again in college lacrosse.

It wasn’t supposed to happen again. 2006 UVA was supposed to be the last one. An amazing, amazing accomplishment of coaching, recruiting, schematic advancement, player commitment, buy-in, unbelievable talent, just the whole package. Glad we were there to see it.

There's a chance it could happen again in Charlottesville with Shellenberger, McConvey et al. Probably not, but that's a good start to a superteam.

If any coach and team can do it, it might be Lars and this year's UVA squad, but...not exactly beating down on a Michigan squad that lost some key players from last year, in your home opener, doesn't exactly bode well.

2022 Maryland came out and destroyed Loyola 20-8 in their home opener, and the game wasn't 'that close'. That beatdown was a foreshadowing of a great team. I'm not sure UVA has either the FOGO (Lasalla is good, not great) nor the defense to be in the undefeated convo by year end, though for sure they can win this year's Natty.

The Ivy's start next weekend, and almost any of them can beat UVA.

I mean, that's factually wrong and not hard at all to confirm

[molo]

I don’t know about any of them, but I would agree about four if them.

[keno in reno]

I don’t know about any of them, but I would agree about four if them.

Dude, enjoy the football game. Turn off the phone. Post on Monday.

[molo]

Cornell, Yale, Princeton, and Yale. Brown and Harvard not so much. Dartmouth professor not.

[keno in reno]

Cornell, Yale, Princeton, and Yale. Brown and Harvard not so much. Dartmouth professor not.

Stop bro

[jrn19]

Just finished the replay. Always love to see a team dominating face-offs lose. I had assumed last year’s Maryland team had a deeper bench. Wrong. They need to find some offense, especially at the most important position, quickly. Cuse coming to town.

They had the Tewaaraton winner, 4 50+ point scorers, 6 with 40+, 10 offensive players with 15+ points, they had 4 short stick defensive midfielders who went to the PLL, they ran 3 LSM who had starting experience at major programs, they had 3 close defenseman who got All-American honors.

Not sure exactly how much deeper you would like a team to be

Honestly the planets really lined up for the 22’ team (Covid & heartbreak in 21’). With the increased popularity of lax and more and more schools sponsoring teams I doubt we will see another team that dominate/amazing again in college lacrosse.

It wasn’t supposed to happen again. 2006 UVA was supposed to be the last one. An amazing, amazing accomplishment of coaching, recruiting, schematic advancement, player commitment, buy-in, unbelievable talent, just the whole package. Glad we were there to see it.

There's a chance it could happen again in Charlottesville with Shellenberger, McConvey et al. Probably not, but that's a good start to a superteam.

UVA's had tons of teams with offensive talent reminiscent of those guys, honestly even better. The late aughts teams with Glading and Billings and Stanwick and the Brattons. Plus the defenders on the other side as well. And they didn't go undefeated. Going undefeated is ludicrously hard. UVA came as close to losing on Saturday as Maryland did all of last season. That says it all. Cavs are probably title favorites as it stands, but undefeated is a different mountaintop. That's what made it so special.

[keno in reno]

Just finished the replay. Always love to see a team dominating face-offs lose. I had assumed last year’s Maryland team had a deeper bench. Wrong. They need to find some offense, especially at the most important position, quickly. Cuse coming to town.

They had the Tewaaraton winner, 4 50+ point scorers, 6 with 40+, 10 offensive players with 15+ points, they had 4 short stick defensive midfielders who went to the PLL, they ran 3 LSM who had starting experience at major programs, they had 3 close defenseman who got All-American honors.

Not sure exactly how much deeper you would like a team to be

Honestly the planets really lined up for the 22’ team (Covid & heartbreak in 21’). With the increased popularity of lax and more and more schools sponsoring teams I doubt we will see another team that dominate/amazing again in college lacrosse.

It wasn’t supposed to happen again. 2006 UVA was supposed to be the last one. An amazing, amazing accomplishment of coaching, recruiting, schematic advancement, player commitment, buy-in, unbelievable talent, just the whole package. Glad we were there to see it.

There's a chance it could happen again in Charlottesville with Shellenberger, McConvey et al. Probably not, but that's a good start to a superteam.

UVA's had tons of teams with offensive talent reminiscent of those guys, honestly even better. The late aughts teams with Glading and Billings and Stanwick and the Brattons. Plus the defenders on the other side as well. And they didn't go undefeated. Going undefeated is ludicrously hard. UVA came as close to losing on Saturday as Maryland did all of last season. That says it all. Cavs are probably title favorites as it stands, but undefeated is a different mountaintop. That's what made it so special.

Like I said, probably not

[Finster]

Just finished the replay. Always love to see a team dominating face-offs lose. I had assumed last year’s Maryland team had a deeper bench. Wrong. They need to find some offense, especially at the most important position, quickly. Cuse coming to town.

They had the Tewaaraton winner, 4 50+ point scorers, 6 with 40+, 10 offensive players with 15+ points, they had 4 short stick defensive midfielders who went to the PLL, they ran 3 LSM who had starting experience at major programs, they had 3 close defenseman who got All-American honors.

Not sure exactly how much deeper you would like a team to be

Honestly the planets really lined up for the 22’ team (Covid & heartbreak in 21’). With the increased popularity of lax and more and more schools sponsoring teams I doubt we will see another team that dominate/amazing again in college lacrosse.

It wasn’t supposed to happen again. 2006 UVA was supposed to be the last one. An amazing, amazing accomplishment of coaching, recruiting, schematic advancement, player commitment, buy-in, unbelievable talent, just the whole package. Glad we were there to see it.

There's a chance it could happen again in Charlottesville with Shellenberger, McConvey et al. Probably not, but that's a good start to a superteam.

If any coach and team can do it, it might be Lars and this year's UVA squad, but...not exactly beating down on a Michigan squad that lost some key players from last year, in your home opener, doesn't exactly bode well.

2022 Maryland came out and destroyed Loyola 20-8 in their home opener, and the game wasn't 'that close'. That beatdown was a foreshadowing of a great team. I'm not sure UVA has either the FOGO (Lasalla is good, not great) nor the defense to be in the undefeated convo by year end, though for sure they can win this year's Natty.

The Ivy's start next weekend, and almost any of them can beat UVA.

I mean, that's factually wrong and not hard at all to confirm

Not sure which part you think is ‘factually wrong’, so I assume it’s me venturing that any Ivy can take UVA this year.

Let’s see what happens this weekend. I’ll be at the game in C-ville, 4 pm.

[Bmk2222]

All the way down to No. 10…….wow

[keno in reno]

Just finished the replay. Always love to see a team dominating face-offs lose. I had assumed last year’s Maryland team had a deeper bench. Wrong. They need to find some offense, especially at the most important position, quickly. Cuse coming to town.

They had the Tewaaraton winner, 4 50+ point scorers, 6 with 40+, 10 offensive players with 15+ points, they had 4 short stick defensive midfielders who went to the PLL, they ran 3 LSM who had starting experience at major programs, they had 3 close defenseman who got All-American honors.

Not sure exactly how much deeper you would like a team to be

Honestly the planets really lined up for the 22’ team (Covid & heartbreak in 21’). With the increased popularity of lax and more and more schools sponsoring teams I doubt we will see another team that dominate/amazing again in college lacrosse.

It wasn’t supposed to happen again. 2006 UVA was supposed to be the last one. An amazing, amazing accomplishment of coaching, recruiting, schematic advancement, player commitment, buy-in, unbelievable talent, just the whole package. Glad we were there to see it.

There's a chance it could happen again in Charlottesville with Shellenberger, McConvey et al. Probably not, but that's a good start to a superteam.

If any coach and team can do it, it might be Lars and this year's UVA squad, but...not exactly beating down on a Michigan squad that lost some key players from last year, in your home opener, doesn't exactly bode well.

2022 Maryland came out and destroyed Loyola 20-8 in their home opener, and the game wasn't 'that close'. That beatdown was a foreshadowing of a great team. I'm not sure UVA has either the FOGO (Lasalla is good, not great) nor the defense to be in the undefeated convo by year end, though for sure they can win this year's Natty.

The Ivy's start next weekend, and almost any of them can beat UVA.

I mean, that's factually wrong and not hard at all to confirm

Not sure which part you think is ‘factually wrong’, so I assume it’s me venturing that any Ivy can take UVA this year.

Let’s see what happens this weekend. I’ll be at the game in C-ville, 4 pm.

They played High Point at home the week before

[Finster]

Just finished the replay. Always love to see a team dominating face-offs lose. I had assumed last year’s Maryland team had a deeper bench. Wrong. They need to find some offense, especially at the most important position, quickly. Cuse coming to town.

They had the Tewaaraton winner, 4 50+ point scorers, 6 with 40+, 10 offensive players with 15+ points, they had 4 short stick defensive midfielders who went to the PLL, they ran 3 LSM who had starting experience at major programs, they had 3 close defenseman who got All-American honors.

Not sure exactly how much deeper you would like a team to be

Honestly the planets really lined up for the 22’ team (Covid & heartbreak in 21’). With the increased popularity of lax and more and more schools sponsoring teams I doubt we will see another team that dominate/amazing again in college lacrosse.

It wasn’t supposed to happen again. 2006 UVA was supposed to be the last one. An amazing, amazing accomplishment of coaching, recruiting, schematic advancement, player commitment, buy-in, unbelievable talent, just the whole package. Glad we were there to see it.

There's a chance it could happen again in Charlottesville with Shellenberger, McConvey et al. Probably not, but that's a good start to a superteam.

If any coach and team can do it, it might be Lars and this year's UVA squad, but...not exactly beating down on a Michigan squad that lost some key players from last year, in your home opener, doesn't exactly bode well.

2022 Maryland came out and destroyed Loyola 20-8 in their home opener, and the game wasn't 'that close'. That beatdown was a foreshadowing of a great team. I'm not sure UVA has either the FOGO (Lasalla is good, not great) nor the defense to be in the undefeated convo by year end, though for sure they can win this year's Natty.

The Ivy's start next weekend, and almost any of them can beat UVA.

I mean, that's factually wrong and not hard at all to confirm

Not sure which part you think is ‘factually wrong’, so I assume it’s me venturing that any Ivy can take UVA this year.

Let’s see what happens this weekend. I’ll be at the game in C-ville, 4 pm.

They played High Point at home the week before

My bad if so. I assumed the HP game was away.

The score even of that game told you the Terps had something special. HP didn’t give up 21 to anyone. Closest was Duke at 18, but it tailed down from there.

[Cno3putts]

Any updates on McNaney's injury

[keno in reno]

Just finished the replay. Always love to see a team dominating face-offs lose. I had assumed last year’s Maryland team had a deeper bench. Wrong. They need to find some offense, especially at the most important position, quickly. Cuse coming to town.

They had the Tewaaraton winner, 4 50+ point scorers, 6 with 40+, 10 offensive players with 15+ points, they had 4 short stick defensive midfielders who went to the PLL, they ran 3 LSM who had starting experience at major programs, they had 3 close defenseman who got All-American honors.

Not sure exactly how much deeper you would like a team to be

Honestly the planets really lined up for the 22’ team (Covid & heartbreak in 21’). With the increased popularity of lax and more and more schools sponsoring teams I doubt we will see another team that dominate/amazing again in college lacrosse.

It wasn’t supposed to happen again. 2006 UVA was supposed to be the last one. An amazing, amazing accomplishment of coaching, recruiting, schematic advancement, player commitment, buy-in, unbelievable talent, just the whole package. Glad we were there to see it.

There's a chance it could happen again in Charlottesville with Shellenberger, McConvey et al. Probably not, but that's a good start to a superteam.

If any coach and team can do it, it might be Lars and this year's UVA squad, but...not exactly beating down on a Michigan squad that lost some key players from last year, in your home opener, doesn't exactly bode well.

2022 Maryland came out and destroyed Loyola 20-8 in their home opener, and the game wasn't 'that close'. That beatdown was a foreshadowing of a great team. I'm not sure UVA has either the FOGO (Lasalla is good, not great) nor the defense to be in the undefeated convo by year end, though for sure they can win this year's Natty.

The Ivy's start next weekend, and almost any of them can beat UVA.

I mean, that's factually wrong and not hard at all to confirm

Not sure which part you think is ‘factually wrong’, so I assume it’s me venturing that any Ivy can take UVA this year.

Let’s see what happens this weekend. I’ll be at the game in C-ville, 4 pm.

They played High Point at home the week before

My bad if so. I assumed the HP game was away.

The score even of that game told you the Terps had something special. HP didn’t give up 21 to anyone. Closest was Duke at 18, but it tailed down from there.

all good.
as for the Terps, the IL poll has them at 9 and dropping 2 spots. Didn't realize they were at 7 last week.

[Wheels]

All the way down to No. 10…….wow

That's where I'd rank them right now, and it makes no sense that Loyola is ranked behind them. If you're going to jump Hopkins up to #5, Loyola should be right behind them. Those two teams have the best wins on the board for any team in the nation.

[Bmk2222]

All the way down to No. 10…….wow

That's where I'd rank them right now, and it makes no sense that Loyola is ranked behind them. If you're going to jump Hopkins up to #5, Loyola should be right behind them. Those two teams have the best wins on the board for any team in the nation.

Loyola is showing at 4? Right in front of JHU…..

[PulpExposure]

all good.
as for the Terps, the IL poll has them at 9 and dropping 2 spots. Didn't realize they were at 7 last week.

No..they dropped FROM 2 to 9 in that poll. It's not very well described there.

I do find it funny that 4 of their top 5 teams haven't even played yet. That's silly af.

[tech37]

Cornell, Yale, Princeton, and Yale. Brown and Harvard not so much. Dartmouth professor not.

Stop bro

Too funny... hang tough molo!