Maryland

Shea Keethler worked out of view for the first three years of his college career. He drew plenty of attention Saturday.

It was a case of been there, done that in Maryland’s 14-8 rout of Syracuse in Saturday’s NCAA semifinals.

For the cerebral Will Schaller, coming to Maryland just felt right.  The Terrapins are certainly glad he did.

An NCAA quarterfinal between Beltway behemoths had all the makings of a throwback to the time before the shot clock arrived in college lacrosse.

Maryland scored on the game’s first two possessions and never lost the lead in a 13-5 rout before 2,253 at SECU Stadium.