With 4:27 left in the third quarter of Maryland lacrosse’s matchup with Richmond on Saturday, a goal from Logan Wisnauskas put Maryland up 10-4 and it was looking like curtains for the Spiders. Then, things took a turn.
Richmond rattled off five unanswered goals to cut Maryland’s lead to one, and it seemed the Spiders were primed for the upset. But an Austin Henningsen faceoff win got the Terps the possession they needed to ice the game and hold on for the one-goal win. Still, it wasn’t a great look for a top-five team in the country.
It wasn’t all on the defense, however, as the Maryland offense that had scored 10 goals through three quarters was shut out in the fourth.