Inside Lacrosse Podcasts

On the heels of a busy weekend as fallball winds down, IL's Kevin Brown, Matt Kinnear and Terry Foy hop on to discuss a boatload of action. After a brief SMU update, they dive into Syracuse's 13-7 scrimmage win at Rutgers as Brown breaks down the Orange's attempt to go up-tempo, then Kinnear dives into his Sunday morning at Loyola with Villanova, Drexel and Air Force. From there, they comment quickly on Penn State vs. Virginia and end with an assessment of the Canada men's team's win at the Atlas Cup as well as Team USA's women's dominance, including a bit of news.

A day after SMU's official announcement that they'll be adding a men's lacrosse team for the 2028 season, IL's Matt Kinnear, Dan Aburn and Terry Foy jump on the mic to discuss how the decision came to be, Kinnear's interview with Mustang AD Damon Evans, what to make of rampant speculation about who the coach will be and the role that 5-in-5 and the Ivy League grad students in the NCAA Transfer Portal made in the timing of the announcement.

What up Prep Nation! IL's Ned Forbush and Terry Foy are back to discuss the commitment of No. 1 Landen O'Neil, who announced his verbal to Duke on Saturday. They dive deeper into the Blue Devils' class, including subsequent commitments from Joey Murphy and David Giuriceo. From there, they discuss No. 4 Ben Hristoforatos's commitment to Virginia, bolstering an already eye-popping class. They then move to a group-by-group breakdown of some of the most interesting teams' commits, including Penn State, Syracuse, Maryland, Johns Hopkins, Yale, Bucknell, Utah and more.

What Up Prep Nation! IL's Dan Kaplan and Terry Foy hop on the mic to break down the first 15 days since DI coaches have been allowed to contact players in the Class of 2028. They discuss the first 253 commitments in the class, including 87 of the Top 100.On the heels of Sawyer Bligh's commitment announcement Wednesday, Virginia has set a record for seven 5-Star commitments in one class. They discuss how the group came together in the context of a coaching change, a lawsuit and controversy around the preceding recruiting class. From their, they talk about Princeton's recent flurry that vaulted the defending champs to No. 2 in IL's Recruiting Class Rankings, then talk about the remaining uncommitted players, notably No. 1 Landen O'Neil.

Chris Rosenthall and Kevin Brown welcome MVP CJ Kirst and back-to-back champion Gavin Adler back to the PLL Happy Hour Podcast. From the lore behind the midweek practices on Long Island with their Waterdogs teammates to breaking down the lopsided title game to how the culture at Cornell made them who they and to what made the championship celebrations so epic, Kirst and Adler cover a lot of ground on how Philly got the job done in 2026.