College Men

Penn and Princeton knocked off Cornell and Yale, respectively, in the Ivy League tournament to create intrigue for the NCAA tournament.

The NCAA men's lacrosse selection committee's job got harder Thursday — but not for the reasons you might think.

In a matter of minutes Thursday, two highly ranked teams that went undefeated in their conferences were shoved into the NCAA tournament at-large pool.

Marquette went 21-41 under Stimmel with a 6-19 record in the Big East.

Carroll's filled just about every offensive role possible in his time at Georgetown.

Or is he the best player in college lacrosse, period? This week's cover story is on Albany's fast-rising star defenseman.

The updated regional rankings reflect games played through April 28.

Just five steps — with varying degrees of difficulty — are required to make the committee’s toughest task seeding rather than selection.