Maryland men’s lacrosse made sure it did not share the same fate some of its seeded brethren in the NCAA Tournament encountered. The No. 2 seed Terps scored the first two goals and four of the first five to take any suspense out of a first-round game with Air Force en route to a 13-5 pummeling Sunday afternoon before an announced 2,

The loss is the Terps’ second this season against the Quakers and marks consecutive years that they’ve lost on home turf in the NCAA tournament

With the first quarter coming to a close, it seemed like No. 2-seed Maryland men’s lacrosse had fallen asleep under the hot May sun. The Terps had gotten off to a strong start, building an early lead,