History will be renewed Saturday afternoon as Maryland men's lacrosse looks to end their season on an eleven game win streak against Johns Hopkins. The Terps have played the Blue Jays a total of 104 times since becoming a varsity program, dating all the way back to 1924. Johns Hopkins leads the nine-decade series at 62-41-1, with last year's defeat in the NCAA Semifinals being its first loss since 2012. Alas, the Terps narrowly edged their state rival on a national stage 12-11 on their way to the national title game against Denver.
In what's considered the best rivalry in college lacrosse, there will be just as much excitement on storylines alone as any other year.