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Regardless of the first round opponent, what a great season for our spiders! Undefeated in conference play and tournament champions. That’s what Richmond lacrosse is supposed to be. Would’ve love to have beaten SJU for the A10 tournament as well and not just to win the outright title, but there’s always next year 😉. Also had some big wins against UVA and Georgetown and the 1-goal losses to Cornell and Duke. Glad to see that we belong with the big boys. Let’s make some noise in the tournament!
 
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Regardless of the first round opponent, what a great season for our spiders! Undefeated in conference play and tournament champions. That’s what Richmond lacrosse is supposed to be. Would’ve love to have beaten SJU for the A10 tournament as well and not just to win the outright title, but there’s always next year 😉. Also had some big wins against UVA and Georgetown and the 1-goal losses to Cornell and Duke. Glad to see that we belong with the big boys. Let’s make some noise in the tournament!
My reflection on the season. If we could remove the first half, of the first game with Maryland,
we are one of the “big boys”. In the last broadcast on Spider TV , Dom Starsia (retired UVA coach, with
several National Championships) said that he strongly felt that this Spider team could be a national
champion.
 
My reflection on the season. If we could remove the first half, of the first game with Maryland,
we are one of the “big boys”. In the last broadcast on Spider TV , Dom Starsia (retired UVA coach, with
several National Championships) said that he strongly felt that this Spider team could be a national
champion.
I think we are a dark horse candidate this year for the final four. Question will be if Richmond can close it out against the big boys. We have seen way too many leads against them only to lose in the final minute or OT. If Richmond ever gets a top level FOGO on a consistent basis, then the sky is the limit for this program.
 
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If you take Inside Lacrosse's recruiting rankings at face value, we have the #5 face-off man in the country in next year's recruiting class.
That’s a great start. Rankings don’t always translate on the field. If we can win at least 45% of the face-offs against the Maryland’s of this world consistently, I’ll be very excited.
 
Spiders rooting interest for a chance, albeit very small one, for a seed. Georgetown, Cornell, Duke, and Maryland all to win their conference tournaments. Would put Spiders at #6 in RPI.
 
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Georgetown indeed wins the Big East tournament, but Maryland needs a big comeback to beat Ohio State...down 14–10 with 6:30 to play.
 
Selection show at 9:30 tonight on ESPNU. I guess the question is, would we rather get an 8 seed and home game but have to face the top seed if we win, or take our chances with a road game that probably gives us a better path to Boston? I feel like we can beat anyone in the tournament.
 
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Selection show at 9:30 tonight on ESPNU. I guess the question is, would we rather get an 8 seed and home game but have to face the top seed if we win, or take our chances with a road game that probably gives us a better path to Boston? I feel like we can beat anyone in the tournament.
Personally, I would love the 8 seed even though realistically that isn’t going to happen. Like the women’s basketball team, I think getting over the hump and winning that first NCAA game is huge before thinking about best path to championship weekend. Hosting a home game would be a big help towards that. Still, I think this team could beat any team in the country at any given moment so who we play may not make a huge difference in the end of the day. We were beating a Cornell team who may be the #1 seed in 4th quarter before they came back. The question is whether we can get over the psychological hurdle of closing out a close game against a top team.
 
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Selection show at 9:30 tonight on ESPNU. I guess the question is, would we rather get an 8 seed and home game but have to face the top seed if we win, or take our chances with a road game that probably gives us a better path to Boston? I feel like we can beat anyone in the tournament.
We'll be seeded 8 or 9 so it's going to be number 1 if we get by round 1 anyway. Richmond or Chapel Hill is my guess.
 
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I thought the bracket was done sort of like the FCS playoff bracket, with some teams seeded but then matchups determined more on geography than the actual ratings of the non-seeded teams. Too lazy to look that up though. But if that's not the way they do it, they might as well just seed all 18 teams. Wouldn't be too hard to do 10 more.
 
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2/8/2025 Michigan Chapel Hill, N.C. W 15-6
2/14/2025 Stony Brook Chapel Hill, N.C. W 9-4
2/22/2025 at Johns Hopkins Baltimore, MD W 13-12
2/28/2025 Penn Chapel Hill, N.C. W 16-8
3/2/2025 Princeton Chapel Hill, N.C. L 12-14
3/8/2025 Hofstra Chapel Hill, N.C. W 18-7
3/16/2025 Jacksonville Chapel Hill, N.C. W 20-7
3/21/2025 at High Point High Point, NC W 14-2
3/29/2025 at Army West Point, N.Y. L 12-13
4/5/2025 * Virginia Chapel Hill, N.C. W 18-9
4/12/2025 * at Duke Durham, N.C. W 8-7
4/19/2025 * Notre Dame Chapel Hill, N.C. L 6-12
4/26/2025 * at Syracuse Syracuse, N.Y. W 14-12
5/2/2025 vs. Duke Charlotte, NC L 7-14
 
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