On this episode, Travis Eldridge shares his thoughts from the college lacrosse weekend. He talks about Penn's win over Georgetown, the Syracuse women's impressive 2-0 start, and Northwestern's big weekend. Loyola goalie Luke Staudt then joins the show. He discusses how he's feeling after the Greyhounds two wins over Maryland & Johns Hopkins to start the year. New Cannons LC head coach Brian Holman also joins "Lacrosse Now". Holman talks about why this was the right time to get back on the sidelines, and what he thinks it's going to be like coaching in the PLL. Finally, Travis announces that this is his final show, and he shares some thoughts on his time at the network.

On this episode, Travis Eldridge starts by talking about some of the upsets from this past weekend in college lacrosse. He shares what he thinks it means for teams like Loyola, Johns Hopkins, Air Force, and Jacksonville. Speaking of the Dolphins, Jacksonville head coach John Galloway joins the show to talk about his team beating Duke for the second straight season. Team USA player and LacrosseTV women's analyst Kylie Ohlmiller then joins Travis to break down some of the biggest games from Week 1. They talk about impressive wins for Syracuse, Virginia, Boston College, Clemson, Florida, and more. Travis finishes the show by giving you three games to watch this weekend for both the men and the women.

On this episode, Travis Eldridge gives his thoughts on what he saw from Week 0 of the college lacrosse season. He shares what he thought of the Maryland men, Syracuse's win over Vermont, Jack Myers' performance for Ohio State, and Denver's dominant win over Utah. Yale attackman Matt Brandau then joins the show. He talks about how his role on the offense has evolved since his freshman season. Brandau also discusses not being named a Tewaaraton Finalist last year, and what it was like to intern for Joe Tsai this past fall. LacrosseTV women's expert Tracy Wiener also joins "Lacrosse Now". She gives a full breakdown of some of the top contenders for Championship Weekend, including thoughts on North Carolina, Boston College, Maryland, and more. Travis finishes the show with three men's games and three women's games to watch this weekend.

On this episode, Travis Eldridge shares his Inside Lacrosse Preseason Women's Media Poll, and gives you one thought on each of the 25 teams he ranked. Notre Dame standout Madison Ahern joins the show to preview the 2023 season for the Irish, and discuss what she learned from playing with Team USA at the World Games this summer. Hampton coach Chazz Woodson also joins the show. He looks ahead to the 2023 season, talks about what it's like to have JT Giles-Harris be part of his coaching staff, and he shares some stories of his playing days in Major League Lacrosse. Finally, Travis gives you the three games he's most intrigued by on opening weekend in college lacrosse.

On this episode, Travis shares his Inside Lacrosse Preseason Media Poll and gives you a thought on all 20 teams that he ranked. Georgetown attackman Tucker Dordevic then joins "Lacrosse Now" (12:43). He discusses his decision to transfer from Syracuse to Georgetown, what the transition has been like, and talks about some of the other great players that have come out of Oregon. UNC star Caitlyn Wurzburger also joins the show (24:26). She shares her thoughts on what the new-look Tar Heels offense will look like after the graduation of key players like Jamie Ortega. Wurzburger also discusses the expectations following up an undefeated season. Finally, Travis shares his "NLL Three Things" for this week, including thoughts on the Rochester Knighthawks impressive win against Buffalo from Friday night (32:28).

On this episode, Travis starts by giving you his "NLL Three Things". He looks back at a terrific game between Saskatchewan & Colorado, while looking forward to a blockbuster matchup between Buffalo and Rochester this weekend. Former Archers LSM Scott Ratliff joins the show to discuss his decision to retire (9:57). Scott and Travis look back at his pro and college career. Virginia head coach Lars Tiffany also joins "Lacrosse Now" (34:42). He talks about managing a roster loaded with talent, and what he learned from the couple of losses to eventual National Champion Maryland last year. Finally, USA Lacrosse Magazine's Preseason Player of the Year Meaghan Tyrrell from Syracuse visits the show (55:44). She discusses what it was like being named a Tewaaraton Finalist last year, and looks ahead to 2023 for the Orange.

On this episode, Travis shares his own personal thoughts on Denver head coach Bill Tierney announcing he'll retire following the 2023 season. Duke and USA Men's Lacrosse coach John Danowski joins "Lacrosse Now" (7:31). He talks about what it's like coming off missing the NCAA Tournament last season, Brennan O'Neill's development as a player, and more. He also discusses what it was like making difficult roster decisions for the US team for the 2023 World Lacrosse Championships this summer. Stony Brook coach Joe Spallina also joins the show (22:44). He talks about managing the program's high expectations while competing in a new conference. He's also now the father of a college lacrosse player, so we ask him how he'll handle watching his son, Joey, playing at Syracuse.

On this episode, Travis starts by sharing some thoughts on what happened to Bills player Damar Hamlin on Monday night in Cincinnati. He then takes a look at the NLL (5:53). Hear what stands out from this past weekend, including a huge performance from Bandits forward Josh Byrne. Travis also discusses the three things he's looking forward to in this weekend's NLL slate. After having a couple of days to think about the Premier Lacrosse League schedule, Travis shares the three locations he loves that the PLL will be visiting this summer. Penn State coach Jeff Tambroni then joins the show (15:03). He discusses what he's learned from an up and down couple of seasons after that memorable Final Four run in 2019. Finally, we relive a memorable 2021 season for the Drexel women's program with former Dragons star Karson Harris (26:22).