Patrick Stevens

The resurrection of the unseeded Blue Devils’ season is unlike any other in coach John Danowski’s 20-year run in Durham. 

From Angrick to Zepf, here’s the full A-to-Z rundown of what to look for in this year’s final four.

It’s not quite an ACC tournament redux. But it’s close. There will be three ACC teams converging on an ACC football stadium for the first on-campus championship weekend in 24 years.

The Blue Devils lost four in a row starting in late March after an 8-0 start against largely manageable competition, giving them a decent record but a modest postseason profile.

Princeton scored the final five goals against a Penn State team that impressively hung around.

Ty Banks can’t help it. You’re always going to see him sweat.

Syracuse (13-5) avenged a pair of losses earlier this season to their ACC rivals.

As both teams battled a slick turf surface, the Irish emerged on the better end to reach championship weekend.

Anderson Moore was one of five goalies with a 15-save game in the first round, joining Army’s Sean Byrne, Syracuse’s Jimmy McCool, Notre Dame’s Thomas Ricciardelli and Cornell’s Matthew Tully.

Goode waited nearly four full years to earn his first starting opportunity with North Carolina.