In this 64th episode of the LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast, we are going to talk about Johns Hopkins and Syracuse's 2020 schedules and do some previews and predictions for each of those games over the first two segments. The third segment will be another Ask Ted, this time, I answer the question, are paid online lacrosse training programs put out by the pros worth it?

In the first segment of this weeks LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast (listen to the full audio version below) I discuss the breaking news that Rob Pannell is reportedly planning on leaving Major League Lacrosse for the greener pastures of the Premier Lacrosse League. It is thought that Pannell will be joining the PLL's new expansion team for the 2020 season according to Dave Franklin per what he claims is a source close to the family.

In the first segment of this weeks LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast #62, I predict the winners of the Patriot League, the ACC and the Metro. All three conferences have some incredible lacrosse teams fighting first for regular season titles and I'll tell you who I think will win these three.

In the 61st LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast, I start my two-part series called Picking 2020 Conference Winners Like A Boss and in this episode we will cover D1 college lacrosse conferences starting with the SoCon, NEC, Ivy and the Big Ten.

LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast #60, we talk about a great infographic that US Lacrosse came out with titled 5 Ways To Maintain Perspective On Youth Sports as well as a bit about an announcement that StringKing & Warrior (and maybe some others) will soon be lowering the price tag of their unstrung heads down to $70 which would be huge for growing the game and brings down one of the main barriers for entry...equipment costs.

The Loyola Greyhounds had a good run with Pat Spencer suiting up for them between 2016 and 2019. Over his career, he put up 149 goals, 231 assists and 380 points. Add to that a Tewaaraton Award in 2019, and one of the truest statements on earth is that “Pat Spencer will be impossible for Loyola to replace”.

Ryan Conrad in my opinion was the most valuable player in all of college lacrosse in 2019. His stats were off the charts in so many ways. He put up 31 goals and 49 points on the season. He picked up 95 groundballs, that's insane. Virginia doesn't win a national championship in 2019 without Ryan Conrad on this team. It's that simple.

In this episode of the LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast (#57), I will discuss 2 of my college lacrosse 2020 "dark horse" teams that I think could make some noise if they get a mix of solid play and good fortune.

So we had to bring this Way Too Early Top 10 to a close, so today, in #56 of the LaxFactor Podcast, we will rip through #5 through to #1.

In this episode of the LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast #55, I'm going to talk through my 2020 College Lacrosse Way Too Early Top 10. This will be the "Fall Edition" as we'll do an update to this in a "quicker way" in the future to keep with developing news.