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“They took the chance, they made some sacrifices, they put their lives on hold,” Maryland men’s lacrosse head coach John Tillman said of his players’ commitment. “So, to see those guys celebrating after seeing the tears of pain last year, to see the tears of joy, it’s so awesome to see.”
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Where does this year’s Maryland men’s lacrosse team rank among the best teams ever? Glenn Clark says that’s just a subplot, and all that matters is the Terps are national champions.
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One year after a heartbreaking one-goal loss to Virginia in the NCAA men’s lacrosse championship game, Maryland defeated Cornell, 9-7, in the 2022 national title game to finish off one of the best seasons in men’s lacrosse history.
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Maryland men’s lacrosse has yet to lose a game this season, and the Terps’ next test comes against Princeton in the Final Four. “It’s just a cool thing to have the opportunity to play for a title and be remembered with these guys forever,” graduate midfielder Jon Donville said.
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Maryland men’s lacrosse hasn’t lost a game since last year’s national title game against Virginia, and now the Terps now have an opportunity to avenge that loss when they meet the Cavaliers in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals in Columbus, Ohio, on May 22.
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After falling to Virginia in the 2021 national championship game, Maryland men’s lacrosse is using that loss as extra motivation to finish the job this year. “You can use it as motivation at times,” head coach John Tillman said, “but you’ve got to be careful of dwelling on that.”
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The Maryland men’s lacrosse team mounted a furious comeback late but fell short of an undefeated season by losing to Virginia, 17-16, in the national championship game in East Hartford, Conn., on May 31.
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Maryland and Loyola were on the opposite ends of thrilling finishes in the NCAA men’s lacrosse quarterfinals, with Maryland’s Anthony DeMaio delivering the game-winning goal in OT against Notre Dame. “This was the kind of game where neither team deserved to lose,” John Tillman said.
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Maryland men’s lacrosse rolled into the next round of the NCAA Tournament, while Loyola pulled off the biggest upset in the first round of games. Todd Karpovich breaks it down.
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Maryland men’s lacrosse coach John Tillman and Loyola coach Charley Toomey had similar emotions after their teams were selected to this year’s NCAA Tournament, but their teams took very different paths to get to this point.
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