If one thing is clear after this weekend's ACC men's lacrosse tournament, it's that there are two ways to play against Virginia. Terp Marcus LaChapelle falls to a Virginia men's lacrosse player. Playing the first way can yield some ugly results, as the Terps found out during the first half of yesterday's final against the Cavs. Playing the second way, though, as the Terps did in the second half, is enough to make coach Dom Starsia and his No.
Cavaliers sweat a little bit.
In the first half, the Terps were awful. They couldn't catch a pass to save their lives. They lost six of 11 faceoffs. They only led in ground balls because all their passes ended up on the turf instead of in someone's stick. Granted, Virginia only led 3-2 after nine minutes of play, but that's when the Terps fell apart.