MLax: 2017 ACC Tournament @ Koskinen

[burnspbesq]

April 28 and 30.

http://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/2017-acc-tournament-to-be-held-at-duke/36348

[MCFinARL]

I am very confused by this since the ACC just announced new locations (http://pittnews.com/article/111811/sports/acc-announces-new-locations-championship-games/) for several other championships that were originally scheduled to be in North Carolina. Is lacrosse still considered too small-time a sport to count, given that there are only 5 men's lacrosse teams in the conference? Or does it make a difference that it is an on-campus site at a private university?

[yancem]

April 28 and 30.

http://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/2017-acc-tournament-to-be-held-at-duke/36348

So, the ACC doesn't qualify for an AQ this season? I assume this is due to the loss of MD, is there any hope of getting one of the other league members to step up to D1 to get the ACC back to the magic number?

[-jk]

I am very confused by this since the ACC just announced new locations (http://pittnews.com/article/111811/sports/acc-announces-new-locations-championship-games/) for several other championships that were originally scheduled to be in North Carolina. Is lacrosse still considered too small-time a sport to count, given that there are only 5 men's lacrosse teams in the conference? Or does it make a difference that it is an on-campus site at a private university?

Although your link didn't show it, I think the ACC was only moving neutral site events, not championships played on ACC campuses.

-jk

[MCFinARL]

Although your link didn't show it, I think the ACC was only moving neutral site events, not championships played on ACC campuses.

-jk

Ah, that makes sense. Thanks.