Matt Forman previews all the important matchups ahead of this weekend's Division I men's quarterfinals in Annapolis, Md., and Chester, Pa.

With eight televised D-I men's games last weekend, lacrosse took a long look in the mirror. And it looked pretty darn good.

This weekend is loaded with compelling matchups, as more teams (and 10-2-W pickers) face elimination games.

Notre Dame's point leader, Jim Marlatt, has shaken off back problems - and a confining brace - to help the Irish's playoff push.

The league coaches overrode J.B. Clarke's recommendation and made FOGO Jake Ternosky the league MVP. And all the Saints agree.

Using a sting defense and an eight-point evening from Austin Fisher, Colorado State ended the Cougars run, 11-5.

In the semifinals, West Chester defeated Rollins College 19-10 and C.W. Post knocked off Le Moyne 15-10. They'll play the title game on Saturday.

Arizona State dominated just about every statistical category except the one that matters, as Cal Poly posted a 10-4 victory.

Peter Carbonneau scored with 1:38 left to give St. Thomas a 14-13 victory and fend off a late upset bid by the Flyers in the MCLA-II semis.

After figuring out its draw issues, Middlebury is focused on its national semifinal opponent: Salisbury.

GVSU's Jack Dumsa and Jeremy Pouba combined for five goals and four assists, helping the Lakers topple the defending champs.

The Knighthawks and Rush haven't met since February 2011. Saturday night's Champion's Cup matchup is unfamiliar - for some.

Attention turns to the faceoff stripe, where a collision is up for debate in Week 9 of You Make the Call. Vote on it.

After a tepid two goal lead after one quarter, Stevenson methodically distanced themselves from the Big Red in a 14-7 win.

After 10 seasons as Lafayette men's head coach, former Patriot League Coach of the Year Terry Mangan has stepped down.

After failing in a similar situation one week earlier against Colgate, Joe Cummings delivered in grand fashion Sunday night against Lehigh.

Rollins hasn't played in more than two weeks, but the highly-ranked Tars will have to kick it in gear quick for the NCAA Division II tournament.

Le Moyne faces C.W. Post and Rollins plays West Chester in the Division II women's semifinals Thursday in Louisville, Ky.

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There are still some state champions to be decided, but No. 1 McDonogh (Md.) has all but officially wrapped up LM's top spot for 2012.