No. 2-seed Maryland men’s lacrosse’s schedule up to this point can be best described as a meat grinder.
The 11-3 Terps have four wins against top-five ranked opponents and seven wins against teams ranked in the top 20. Its losses have all come against Big Ten opponents. Outside of its 14-3 win against Delaware, it’s hard to argue the Terps have had any “easy” games.
In light of Maryland finishing Big Ten play on a low note, keeping perspective with the caliber of opponents they have faced is important to head coach John Tillman.
“You kind of step back after the season and you’re like, ‘Holy crap.