I rip through and reflect on US Lacrosse's Too Early Top 5 which includes (5) Virginia, (4) Cornell, (3) Maryland, (2) Duke and (1) Yale. I agree with all five placements. College lacrosse is back baby!!!

This week on the LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast #4, we discuss a bunch of attackmen that I'm excited to see coming back for 2019, including Pat Spencer, Jeff Teat, Michael Sowers, Michael Kraus, Cole Williams, Stephen Rehfuss, Jared Bernhardt, Tehoka Nanticoke.

On episode #3 of the LaxFactor Lacrosse Podcast, I'll discuss Syracuse Lacrosse's outlook for 2019, go through their roster, who they lose, who returns and we'll chat about their upcoming schedule, which is brutal.

So it's time to start tearing through each team in Inside Lacrosse top 15 and do our pre-season team previews, starting with the #1 lacrosse team in the land, the Yale Bulldogs.

I listened to the Inside Lacrosse Podcast from 11/27 or so, and because it's a very, very slow news day in lacrosse, I'm going to rattle off the things that I agreed with Quint Kessenich about ranging from how I believe the 20-second clear is going to play more in college lacrosse in 2019 than the 80-second shot clock, on how I think Syracuse is going to get themselves back on the map in 2019 and how I hope Olympic lacrosse doesn't stink, but I don't really think it will.

There disciplined a handful of attackman that are returning in 2019 that I'm crazy excited about, and Ethan Walker comes in at my #5 spot. The Denver attacker is well disciplined, can score with the best of them, and doesn't shy away from dodging and creating for his teammates.

The top 5 lacrosse attackmen of all time according to Ted Hust. These lax attackers lit it up. In this breakdown of the best attackman in college lacrosse history includes commentary and highlights.

Syracuse saw their top 4 recruits de-commit and ditch for other programs, all 4 kids were in the top 40 of their class, and two left for ACC rivals Virginia and Notre Dame.

It was announced by Scott Marr in early October of 2018 that Tehoka Nanticoke wasn't with the team for fall ball, but was expected to be back in the spring. Nothing new has been announced as of yet. We hope the best for the kid, and no matter what he decides to do we wish him good luck. Tehoka has a ton of options in the event he doesn't return to Albany and he should be just fine. BUT I HOPE HE COMES BACK!!!

It's official, Paul Rabil, his brother and a slew of investors and partners are going to launch the Premier Lacrosse League, aka the PLL, to go toe to toe with Major League Lacrosse.