Inside Lacrosse Podcasts

Tom Schreiber shares who would be his Archers Family Feud lineup, why the team has been so successful, playing on Long Island, the NCAA's NIL decision and what it means to be called "Best in the World." Kevin Brown, Matt Kinnear and Chris Rosenthall break down the matchups for Long Island and give takes on last week's games.

With the arrival of July 1, laws are going into effect at several states that will allow NCAA athletes to profit off of their, name, image and likeness, so IL's Terry Foy talks to Ohio State attackman/midfielder Mitchell Pehlke about his popular YouTube channel, how he sees the rule changes affecting his opportunity, what Ohio State has done to prepare him and much more.

After a week off, the PLL heads to Johns Hopkins' Homewood Field and the action gets underway Friday with the big news of No. 1 pick Jeff Teat's debut for the Atlas, who take on the Whipsnakes at 8 p.m. on Friday night. Kevin Brown, Dan Kaplan, Chris Rosenthall and Kyle Devitte crack open their Thursday night beverages and get ready for the third week of action.

In a cross-posted episode of Boxla Beat, host and IL Indoor Editor Stephen Stamp talks to IL's Terry Foy about Monday's announcement event naming Las Vegas the 15th National Lacrosse League franchise under the ownership of Joe Tsai, Wayne Gretzky, Dustin Johnson and Steve Nash.

Back with another Shooting Space, @OfficialLaxGirl, a.k.a. Tari Kandemiri, talks to Boston College head coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein about leading the Eagles to the first title in program history (and so much more)!

Week 2 in Atlanta is in the books. Matt Kinnear, Dan Kaplan and Kyle Devitte look at each team and pose the question: Who is the most over-looked pro lacrosse player of all time?

ILWomen's Halley Griggs, Rachael DeCecco and Alyssa Murray Cometti react to Boston College's first national championship, Charlotte North's Tewaaraton and the recent weeks' news, including the coaching opening at Syracuse. Powered by Unleashed.

IL's Quint Kessenich and Terry Foy take questions from Twitter followers and discuss how Ivy League teams will look when they return in 2022, what's next for Syracuse, one-handedness in offensive players, growth/expansion at the DI level, the health of high school lacrosse, evaluating recruits via video and what the future holds in store for PLL.

D-Fly and Dixie are back to put a bow on the fantastic 2021 college lacrosse season. In their first ever June podcast, they catch up on life events and discuss the biggest stories of the past two weeks. Turns out there is plenty to celebrate and talk about. The guys begin by catching up and then discuss the improvement of lacrosse gear, Championship Weekend, postseason awards and the close of the John Desko Era at Syracuse. Opinions are shared. Then they thank the fans and listeners for a remarkable and memorable season, while also destroying any last hopes for a Dunkin' pod sponsorship when Dix doubles down on trashing America’s favorite coffee and donut shop. This week’s Jared Bernhardt-inspired Give & Go segment is about superheroes. The guys discuss their favorite heroes and talk movies and villains. Here’s a shocker that will shock no one: D-Fly is all about the Hall of Justice. Dix is anti-Superman and pro-Legion of Doom. Remember lacrosse fans: stay positive and test negative. Enjoy the su

Welcome to the PLL Happy Hour — a free-form discussion, hanging out with some drinks and talking pro lacrosse. Matt Kinnear, Kevin Brown, Dan Kaplan and New England Lacrosse Journal's Kyle Devitte chat about Week 1 of PLL — and York College coach Brandon Childs joins in to break down and talk games.

What a season 2021 was! And what better way to relive it than with @OfficialLaxGirl, a.k.a. Tari Kandemiri, and A-No. 1 Amari Pollard, her partner for Sound On!, the weekly segment that appeared on ESPNU and ACC Network games throughout the spring.

Gary Gait is set to become the fifth men's lacrosse coach in Syracuse history, John Desko is expected to announce his retirement this week and IL's Terry Foy and Quint Kessenich discuss it all — one of the biggest news stories of the year.

IL's Terry Foy and Quint Kessenich discuss Virginia's dramatic 17-16 win over Maryland in Monday's NCAA Championship Game, reflecting on the pivotal moments and epic performances — like that of Cavaliers Connor Shellenberger, Matt Moore and Cade Saustad, and Maryland's Logan Wisnauskas, Jared Bernhardt and Luke Wierman. They also touch on the Semifinal wins over North Carolina and Duke, and East Hartford as a host site.

Maverik May Madness has reached its climax, and D-Fly and Dixie are set to get you ready for Championship Weekend in one of the best episodes of the season. Dixie is on his way to East Hartford, Conn., for the culmination of the most interesting and memorable college lacrosse season in history. Before looking forward to the weekend, they look back on the challenges and unpredictability of the regular season. Then Dix gives a post mortem on each of the departed from the Quarterfinal round, all of whom had warranted aspirations as title contenders.  As the guys turn the page and look toward the weekend, they approach each team individually before getting to the two matchups. They look at each team’s season-long story and identity, review their resume, and discuss strengths and weaknesses. Then they talk about the two semifinal matchups and D-Fly makes his predictions for Monday’s championship game. In a most-important-meal-of-the-day-inspired Give & Go, D-Fly and Dixie discuss the Age-Old Question,

The national championship is here in DII and DIII. Dan and Matt break down the Salibury-RIT and Le Moyne-Lenoir-Rhyne with in-depth looks at each matchup, plus our picks.

ILWomen's Halley Griggs, Rachael DeCecco and Alyssa Murray Cometti share their thoughts on the NCAA Quarterfinals, starting with Stony Brook's valiant upset bid vs. North Carolina, then moving on to Syracuse's win over Florida, Northwestern's quick rebound vs. Duke and BC pulling away from Notre Dame. Powered by Unleashed.

IL's Quint Kessenich connects with Terry Foy from the B Terminal of Midway Airport, offering his insight on the way home from Maryland's OT win over Notre Dame and Duke's OT win over Loyola. They also reflect on Saturday, discussing North Carolina's OT win over Rutgers and Virginia's dominant showing vs. Georgetown.

Maverik May Madness is in full swing, and D-Fly and Dixie are here to get you set for Quarterfinal Weekend. They’ll talk news of the week, preview the four monstrous games and share a conversation with Maryland head coach, John Tillman, as he prepares his undefeated Terrapins for a game against Notre Dame in South Bend. First the guys talk about how they enjoyed watching the first-round games, and Dixie manages to slide in a humble brag about his new set of wheels. Dixie gives a parting shot on the eight teams that exited after the first round, and Dan questions what went wrong on a promising Denver season that fell short of its goals. Next they talk about the Inside Lacrosse Media All-Americans and share some of their thoughts on the selections. D-Fly can’t help but bring up, again, the lack of love for the Big Ten this season.  They jump into the game previews and there are two tremendous doubleheaders on tap beginning at noon each of Saturday and Sunday on ESPNU. Maryland head coach John Tillman w

The NCAA DIIII Quarterfinals and Semifinals are on back-to-back days. How do teams prepare for this gauntlet, and who comes out alive? Dan Kaplan and Matt Kinnear break it down, plus a DII bracket that features former champs in the North and newcomers in the South.

ILWomen's Halley Griggs, Rachael DeCecco and Alyssa Murray Cometti react to the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament — which featured a lot of lopsided scores and few surprises — and look ahead to the Top 8 seeds matching up with each other. Powered by Unleashed.