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Why Penn State Didn't Join The Big Ten 
Black Shoe Diaries | by Kevin HD | Thu, Jun 19
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The usual suspects in lacrosse have always been Syracuse (Independent), Johns Hopkins (Independent), Virginia (ACC), and Princeton (Ivy). One of these four schools has won the national championship 21 of the last 22 years. North Carolina (ACC) is the one exception in that span. Maryl...
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