No. 4 Maryland women’s lacrosse (6-1) has turned the corner after a sluggish start to the season, looking like a national title contender. The Terps have rattled off six straight wins and defeated two ranked foes thus far.
This momentum has continued in Big Ten play. Maryland overcame a four-goal second-quarter deficit in its conference opener, handling Penn State with ease, 19-11, on the road. Three days later, the Terps extended their dominance over No. 12 Michigan, moving to 12-0 all-time over the Wolverines and holding off a late push to win, 14-12.
But Saturday’s contest against No.