Inside Lacrosse Podcasts

In a special International edition, IL CEO Terry Foy is joined by Brendan Mullin, a coach at Central China Normal University and key cog in the sport's development there, as well as Event Manager Arnold Tsui and Chad Fairfoull and Jenifer Marrosu, the head coaches of the Hong Kong Men's and Women's representative teams. They discuss the merits of the Sixes discipline, and provide updates as to the sport's development in each market over the last year.

Fresh off of March Matness, Quint Kessenich joins IL's Terry Foy to discuss another week in college lacrosse, highlighted by remembering Syracuse legend Rob Kavovit, Rutgers' win over Johns Hopkins and they travel back to Denver's win over Georgetown last Tuesday. To spice things up, they attach a "hot-button topic" to each game and get Quint's thoughts.

D-Fly and Dixie are back with a fresh episode featuring previews of the weekend’s key matchups and an interview with first-year Holy Cross head coach, JL Reppert. Reppert, who was announced as the Crusaders’ new leader on Jan. 22, clearly is not afraid to seize an opportunity. With postponements in both teams’ schedules this weekend due to COVID, he jumped at another opening and will guide his squad against No. 5 Syracuse on Saturday in the Carrier Dome.First, the fellas talk a little hoop before recapping mid-week games, including solid wins for Denver and Notre Dame. In News of the Week, Dan and Mark talk about a new No. 1 in the IL Media Poll, TD Ierlan’s arrival in Denver and the sad passing of Syracuse great Rob Kavovit.As they start reviewing this week’s key matchups involving Top 20 teams, they bring in Reppert for an engaging conversation that begins with him answering how and why he landed in Worcester. Among other things, the three guys talk about Reppert’s move from Maryland, how his game with the Orange came together and the challenges and opportunities ahead for the Holy Cross program.

The DIII Podcast is here. Kyle Devitte and Dan Kaplan record as a duo and discuss the racial epithets that marred Sewanee's last game, Nazareth's fall, they stan for Illinois Wesleyan and look forward to a big Salisbury-Cabrini game.

Alyssa Murray Cometti and Rachael DeCecco join Halley Griggs and, among many other things (including this weekend's action) they discuss the Tewaaraton Watch List and how they'd guard Charlotte North.

IL's Terry Foy and Quint Kessenich discuss a weekend that stretches from last Wednesday through tomorrow, starting with a trio of Big Ten games highlighted by Maryland's win over Rutgers, swinging back to Carolina's win over Virginia and spotlighting Vermont's close win over Albany and Delaware's lopsided win over Drexel. They discuss DII/DIII transfers to DI, the future of TD Ierlan and Jeff Teat, and much more.

D-Fly and Dixie are back with another terrific episode previewing the key matchups of the weekend, including BIG showdowns in the Big Ten and Big East. To prep fans for that marquee matchup between No. 3 Maryland vs. No. 4 Rutgers, the fellas sat down with Scarlet Knights head coach and friend of the pod, Brian Brecht.In the weekly interview, Brecht talks about the growing fame of Rutgers’ announcers on BTN+, the team’s move to the new Rodkin Center, the Kirst Brothers, the emergence of freshman midfielder Shane Knobloch, the key upcoming game against the Terps and B1G road trip hot spots he’ll miss most in 2021.

Rejoice! The NESCAC has announced it will play in 2021. There are still looming questions, but we break it down along with Lynchburg knocking off No. 1 Salisbury in a jam-packed hour-long episode.

IL's Terry Foy and Quint Kessenich are back to recap a weird weekend in college lacrosse in which seemingly not a lot happened as the status quo was maintained, but in fact — a lot happened! So, they turn to Twitter users to guide their path, and discuss goalies, FOGOs, TV, Selection Criteria, Asher Nolting, Chase Scanlan and Wombats.

D-Fly and Dixie are back with a terrific episode previewing the key matchups of the weekend, including the best rivalry in lacrosse. This week's guest is first-year Johns Hopkins head coach, Peter Milliman, as he prepares to face the No. 3 Maryland Terrapins.First, they talk about the intricacies of stick stringing. Then Dan and Mark identify the key takeaways from last weekend, headlined by gigantic wins by Rutgers and Syracuse. In News of the Week, they discuss blowouts from Tuesday, along with the curious case of the yet-to-play No. 14-ranked UMass Minutemen.In the weekly interview, Milliman discusses a whirlwind of a last year, the uniqueness of coaching at JHU, how his team improved from week one to week two, the personnel moves for Connor DeSimone and Cole Williams, the incredible story of senior LSM Conner Delaney, The Rivalry and the pending matchup against a very talented Maryland squad this weekend.

Alyssa Murray Cometti and Rachael DeCecco join Halley Griggs to react to the first three weeks of the women's lacrosse season, venturing from UNC to Syracuse to the Big Ten's schedule and shouting out surprising early starters like Drexel.

On this one, @OfficialLaxGirl, a.k.a. Tari Kandemiri, speaks with Imani West and Leila Kouakou. The trio met as US Lacrosse Sankofa Clinicians and travel around the U.S. to host clinics together. In this episode, they discuss their experiences as Black women in lacrosse, what allyship looks like in the game, how the game can become more inclusive and accountability overall to stay true to that mission.

IL's Terry Foy and ESPN/IL Analyst Quint Kessenich are back with another episode of the Quick Restart, examining Syracuse's 20-10 win over Virginia, Rutgers' 22-12 win over Ohio State and they ask — what's up with these blowouts?

D-Fly and Dixie are back with a packed episode commenting on the week that was and previewing the key matchups that await this weekend, including UVA at Syracuse and an interview with Virginia head coach, Lars Tiffany.Dixie starts with the biggest takeaways from last weekend, headlined by gigantic wins by Army and Georgetown. In News of the Week, they discuss the release of the ESPN broadcast schedule and transfer portal news.In the weekly interview, Tiffany discusses how the impromptu game against Army came together, the Cavaliers’ deep, deep roster and the challenges of spreading the wealth, the unexpected goalie situation, team travel during a pandemic, the dive rule and the marquee much-anticipated game against the Orange.

IL's Terry Foy and ESPN/IL Analyst Quint Kessenich react to Army's win over Syracuse in the Carrier Dome that was both come-from-behind and dominant, unpack Georgetown's throttling of Villanova, Rutgers' W over Penn State, Ohio State's victory vs. Johns Hopkins and Loyola's impressive performance in a loss vs. Virginia.

After struggling with substance abuse and getting sober, NLL official Kyle Kennery recently came out as pansexual in a piece that debuted on OutSports.com. He joins IL's Terry Foy to discuss what led him to that decision, what it's been like living in the open and why he so badly wants to share his story with the lacrosse community.

D-Fly and Dixie are back with another episode commenting on the week that was and previewing the key matchups of Week 2. There’s an enticing slate of games this weekend, including the long-awaited return to competition for many top programs.The guys answer listener mailbag questions throughout the show and spend some time reacting to the news from the Ivy League, focusing on the short-term and long-term consequences of the League’s decision. They also discuss the best helmets in college lacrosse, policies surrounding spectator games, the B1G broadcast schedule and more.In a music-themed Give and Go, the fellas review and comment on the 2021 nominees for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and make their personal Hall selections from the list of nominees.

The DII/DIII discussion is back. Matt Kinnear, Kyle Devitte and Dan Kaplan try to shed some light on the uncertainty of the season — particularly with a focus on the NESCAC — then discuss why four teams are a cut above the rest. Also: Our preseason Player of the Year picks and under-the-radar teams to watch.

@OfficialLaxGirl, a.k.a. Tari Kandemiri, is joined by Katie “Foss” Facciola (@fossyhola on Instagram) and Lauren Davenport, and they discuss women's lacrosse overall — the state of the game, the future of the game, what they're looking forward to.

IL's Terry Foy and ESPNU/IL Analyst Quint Kessenich pick up the mic right after Loyola's come-from-behind overtime win at Richmond, unpack Virginia's victory over Army in Charlottesville, dive into Denver over Air Force, Duke over Mercer, Carolina over Jacksonville and discuss High Point's win over Robert Morris.

As Week 1 officially hits, D-Fly and Dixie are back with another episode commenting on the week that was and previewing the games ahead this weekend. This week’s guest is Loyola Greyhounds head coach, Charley Toomey, who will lead his No. 13-ranked Greyhounds in their season opener against No. 20 Richmond, coached by Dan Chemotti, a member of the Toomey coaching tree.Toomey and the guys discuss how Loyola has managed during the pandemic, preparation for Richmond, coaching against a member of the “family,” the Patriot League’s leadership in scheduling, creating a culture and identity for your program, and the depth and experience of this Greyhounds team that is favored to win the Patriot League.After previewing the best of this weekend’s matchups, the fellas reluctantly talk about the greatness of Tom Brady and their favorite QBs to watch in the Give and Go segment. Oh, and there might have been an old man rant about the halftime show. Dix pretends to know all about pop music, despite having the Cobra Kai soundtrack memorized.Update: Since recording on Thursday evening, Johns Hopkins released its schedule and more information on the upcoming season.

Back for Week Zero, IL's Terry Foy and ESPNU/IL Analyst Quint Kessenich break down Carolina's 24-13 win over Denver, Virginia's 20-11 win over Towson, Duke's 12-10 win over the Pioneers and the news of the week, including the formation of the ASUN, Yale's forgoing the 2021 season and the release of the Big Ten schedule.