By Nick Savage
Penn State vs. Duke: Saturday, May 27, 12:00 p.m. ET
The College Lacrosse Tournament is reaching its thrilling Final Four stage, and the matchup between Penn State and Duke promises an intense battle. Duke, maintaining its top ranking, boasts an impressive record of 15-2. In its recent outing, Duke secured a convincing 15-8 victory over Michigan, displaying its dominance on the field. As it enters the Final Four, Duke’s focus turns to the clash with No. 7 Penn State.
On the other side, Penn State, with a record of 9-2, has also earned its place in the Final Four after a hard-fought 10-9 triumph against Army. With its sights set on Duke, Penn State aims to continue its journey in the tournament.
As for the odds, the spread sits at +4 for Penn State and -4 for Duke, with an over/under of 25.5 points. The moneyline favors Duke at -450, while Penn State holds a promising +340. With high stakes and championship dreams on the line, this Final Four clash between Penn State and Duke is poised to deliver a captivating lacrosse showdown.
Notre Dame vs. Virginia: Saturday, May 27: 2:30 p.m. ET
The other highly-anticipated Final Four game features a clash between the top teams in the nation — No. 3 Notre Dame and No. 2 Virginia. Notre Dame has showcased its prowess with a remarkable 12-2 record, securing a notable 12-9 victory over No. 6 Johns Hopkins in its last encounter. Eager to make their mark in the tournament, the Fighting Irish now sets their sights on a showdown with Virginia, who is boasting a solid record of 13-3. Virginia has demonstrated its mettle by defeating No. 4 Georgetown in a thrilling 17-14 contest last weekend. With its eyes on the championship, Virginia prepares to face the formidable challenge presented by Notre Dame. The stage is set for an exciting matchup between two highly respected teams.
The spread favors Notre Dame at +1.5 while Virginia holds a -1.5 advantage. The over/under stands at 27.5 points, heightening the anticipation for a high-scoring affair. The moneyline reveals a closely contested match with Notre Dame at +100 and Virginia at -130.
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