College Men

The national title game started late and was over early. Notre Dame extinguished any drama well before halftime.

It took Notre Dame 35 years to win its first national championship. Victory tasted so good the Fighting Irish just had to come back for seconds.

Adelphi tacked on its long-awaited eighth Division II men’s lacrosse title Sunday — and its coach’s hair is coming off as a result.

Tufts might be a year ahead of schedule, but the Jumbos weren’t going to wait. They had enough heartbreak last year.

Maryland will have its hands full Monday with Notre Dame's nine-deep midfield, plus what might come of the Luke Wierman-Will Lynch showdown.

Virginia had no answer to a Maryland defense that dictated the tempo all game.

Will Lynch's emergence was a major factor in Notre Dame's first NCAA title. His dominance has the Fighting Irish one game away from winning a second.

Twenty-three days ago, Maryland looked like a lost cause. On Saturday, the Terrapins looked like a juggernaut.

Lynch won 18 of 23 faceoffs against Denver, continuing his torrid postseason for the Irish.

The Fighting Irish are one game away from becoming the first team in a decade to win NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse championships in back-to-back years.