Last Sunday, No. 1 Maryland men’s lacrosse improved its overall record to 8-0 and got its first Big Ten win of the season with a commanding 18-7 victory at Penn State.
Graduate attacker Keegan Khan stayed hot with his second straight game with four goals and fifth-year midfielder Logan Wisnauskas had a career-high four assists, moving him just eight points shy of the all-time Maryland career points record.
For its second of three Big Ten road games this season, the Terps will travel to Ann Arbor, Michigan on Saturday to take on the Michigan Wolverines. Conference games have a different feel than nonconference games and graduate midfielder Jonathan Donville has felt that in the Ivy League with Cornell and now in the Big Ten with Maryland.