It's hard to play without seeing the time. And it's hard for the officials to determine some of the stalling. But I don't think it was a factor that caused us to lose.

It's a proud feeling. I really feel good coming back here and bringing my team back to Hopkins. This is where lacrosse was made.

I told our kids all week it was going to be close. Their style tends to keep it that way because they don't really pick up the tempo, so you know you're going to stay in the game.

To stand here on the same field with Dave, him being the head coach at Hopkins and me being the head coach at Albany, it really doesn't get much better than that.

We wanted to send a message to the rest of the teams in the conference that we're hitting our stride and ready for the tournament.

We proved that we could play at high level. We can only get better from here.

Really, we're just trying to end the regular season on a good note having a winning record and going into our conference tournament with confidence.

He's playing fine. We're just young. Everybody we're playing on the defensive end is brand new. We're still working out the kinks.

He wasn't concerned about the record because we lost the game. When you talk to him, you'd never know he was putting up the points he does.

I don't know about a penalty at that time. It was kind of a chaotic situation. But the referee said he clearly did it.