A men's lacrosse title will be a long time coming for one of the two finalists

Posted May 29, 2016
When North Carolina and Maryland punched their respective tickets to Monday's NCAA lacrosse championship game (1 p.m. ET on ESPN2), they entered into a mutually beneficial contract. One of their 20-plus-year title droughts is guaranteed to end. The Tar Heels weren't supposed to be here. They were supposed to be content with just making it to Philadelphia. (ESPN.com)

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