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Ohio State Men's Lacrosse (2013 ECAC Champions)

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ORD_Buckeye said:
Is it that bad. They made the ncaa just last year.
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Yeah, but I’d say that the overall program has been in decline for a while. B1G has gotten pretty solid, tsun is on the rise… we’ve been falling.

Look at the roster, where they are from and the club teams they played for. There’s a lot of filler in this program from ummm … very, very local talent. I don’t think that there’s a lot of iron sharpening iron right now…

Last weekend we got absolutely abused by State Penn. I don’t see many wins left on the B1G schedule after how they looked.

The resources are far too great to be middle to bottom of the B1G. New blood at the top with a workable recruitment strategy is needed.
 
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sparcboxbuck said:
Yeah, but I’d say that the overall program has been in decline for a while. B1G has gotten pretty solid, tsun is on the rise… we’ve been falling.

Look at the roster, where they are from and the club teams they played for. There’s a lot of filler in this program from ummm … very, very local talent. I don’t think that there’s a lot of iron sharpening iron right now…

Last weekend we got absolutely abused by State Penn. I don’t see many wins left on the B1G schedule after how they looked.

The resources are far too great to be middle to bottom of the B1G. New blood at the top with a workable recruitment strategy is needed.
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I agree. Unlike hockey, lacrosse gets showered with resources, and there's no reason to accept a slide into mediocrity.
 
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Return match with TTUN to try to extend the season.

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If anyone is looking for something to watch… in five minutes (11:00 Eastern) tonight, our own Ryan Terefenko will be playing with the US National team in the Lacrosse World Games semis. Game is on ESPN2. He’s one of the best short stick d-middies in the game. He’ll be on the field a lot.

Unquestionably one of my favorites to ever come through the program.
 
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Bucks with a great come from behind victory over Utah to kick off their 2024 campaign. Got behind 4-1 in the first quarter, and then slowly but surely fought their way back. I don't know a thing about lacrosse (other than they let you hit the other team with your stick which is pretty cool) but it was a lot of fun to watch.
 
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Skull Session: Ohio State Lands Five-Star Linebacker Riley Pettijohn, Jake Diebler and His Wife Welcome Their Fourth Child and Musa Jallow Returns to Columbus

Ohio State lands five-star linebacker Riley Pettijohn, Jake Diebler and his wife welcome their fourth child and Musa Jallow returns to Columbus.
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MY BOY’S WICKED SMAHT! “How do you like them apples?” Ohio State men’s lacrosse alumnus Trent DiCicco said to all Big Ten athletes (apart from Michigan State’s Ashley Harlock) after winning the 2024 Wayne Duke Postgraduate Award.

(I can neither confirm nor deny if DiCicco said those words. However, I can confirm that Good Will Hunting is the greatest movie of all time).

Last week, DiCicco won the Wayne Duke Postgraduate Award and was awarded a $10,000 scholarship for his academic, athletic, extracurricular and leadership achievements as a member of Ohio State’s lacrosse program.



"Trent has been a terrific representation of what it means to be a student-athlete at Ohio State," Kaitlin Davis, assistant director of athletic academic services, said in a statement. "He kept dedicated to his academic goals while being a leader for his teammates. He is a special person and I could not think of a better Buckeye to win this award for our program and this university."

DiCicco was a four-year letterwinner and captain of the Ohio State men's lacrosse team. In 47 appearances for the Buckeyes, the Guelph, Ontario, native collected 17 points on 10 goals and seven assists, 88 ground balls, and 10 forced turnovers. DiCicco was also a member of Team Canada’s youth program during his college career and won a silver medal at the U21 World Championships in Limerick, Ireland in 2022.

A two-time Big Ten Distinguished Scholar, DiCicco majored in mechanical engineering with a minor in robotics and autonomous systems, posting a 3.94 overall grade-point average. DiCicco also participated in research projects focusing on human movement biomechanics applied to law enforcement and athletes and a multidisciplinary project related to optimizing human performance, injury prevention and rapid rehabilitation.
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