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MSU crapped the bed hard in the Final 4

MSU women's basketball upsets #3 Oregon, in a sport where the top handful of teams are usually substantially better than the field.

This wrestler is insane


https://www.facebook.com/FloWrestling/videos/1568443233209506/

W Ice Hockey


https://twitter.com/OhioStateWHKY/status/1083897273195614214

Lacrosse exhibition games get underway this week. LaxPower went under unfortunately, so Inside Lacrosse is now the best place to follow along. 

https://www.insidelacrosse.com/league/di/teams/19

Preseason Top 25
1 Yale - Ivy
2 Duke - Acc
3 Maryland 
4 Loyola - Patriot 
5 Cornell - Ivy 
6 Notre Dame - Acc 
7 Denver - Big East 
8 Virginia - Acc 
9 Johns Hopkins 
10 Penn State 
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11 Syracuse - Acc 
12 Rutgers 
13 Lehigh - Patriot 
14 Princeton - Ivy 
15 Albany - America East 
16 North Carolina - Acc 
17 Ohio State 
18 Robert Morris - Northeast 
19 Michigan 
20 UMass - Colonial 
21 Georgetown - Big East 
22 Villanova - Big East 
23 Penn - Ivy 
24 Vermont - America East 
25 Bryant - Northeast 
No ranked teams: Metro, SoCon, D1 Independents. 

Utah goes varsity this year, and becomes the third D1 program out west. Air Force was the first to have a team in the 80s. They are in the SoCon. Denver went varsity in the 90s. They are in the Big East. Utah will be forging on as an Independent for the time being. /Even though Denver is the only one of the three with a women's team, the Pac 12 has a wlax auto-bid with six teams, and there are three additional Cali wlax teams outside of the Pac 12. 

In the Midwest (plus Louisville) we currently have Ohio State, Michigan, Notre Dame (Acc), Marquette (Big East), Detroit Mercy (Metro), Cleveland State (D1 Independent), and Bellarmine(KY) (SoCon). /On the women's side: Northwestern, Ohio State, Michigan, Notre Dame (Acc), Louisville (Acc), Marquette (Big East), Butler (Big East), Cincinnati (Aac), Detroit Mercy (SoCon), Central Michigan (SoCon), Kent State (Atlantic Sun), and Akron (2020). 

MSU keeps beating ranked teams at home, some of them soundly, and losing on the road to bad teams.  Considering home court "advantage" in women's basketball you wouldn't expect to see that wide of a dichotomy.

And blew out #9 Maryland at home tonight, right in line.  I think they are 4-0 at home against ranked teams, all top 15 at the time, I think all by comfortable margins.
But they are 0-3 in conference road games, all against unranked teams.