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by MillonisNasty on May 27, 2003 @09:07:25 PM
 

WOW what a great weekend of lacrosse this was. One of the best final fours I've ever seen. Johns Hopkins played great on Saturday against Syracuse, they went on a huge run and made Mike Powell, Liam Banks and Mike Springer watch the game from the attack. I'm a huge Johns Hopkins fan and I really felt from the begining of the season they would go all the way and win a National Championship, the program has been dry for too many years now. They went into the Championship game confident and ready to win. But then they hit a wall and the name of that wall was Tillman Johnson. Like I said before,I love Johns Hopkins lacrosse but I will admit it,they were lookin bad and did not deserve to win that game. The play of Tillman Johnson was just too good and Chris Rotelli and A.J. Shannon were taking it to Hopkins aswell. Hopkins could'nt get a run going, they had bad shot selection, the defense was'nt having it's best game, could'nt win face-offs and the offense was having a hard time moving the ball and getting it past Johnson. Tillman Johnson will probably win the Tewaaraton Award. But now all of the Johns Hopkins fans and alums have to start wondering, when will Hopkins will a national title? I'm hoping they can win one in the near future,but to be honest with you I don't see it happening for a while.


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