Saturday's Scores: Eagles Fall

Published: Mar 25, 2017

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It was another beautiful day in the MCLA with action from coast to coast and there were 25 games listed on the Division I schedule/scores page.

After a long build up, No. 14 Boston College finally started its season when it travel to New Hampshire for the collegiate coaching debut of former Grand Canyon standout Louie DeDonatis, but it didn't end great.

Eagles turn the ball over in the final seconds fall to UNH 10-9
— BC Men's Lacrosse (@BC_Mens_Lax) March 25, 2017

Utah State visited No. 5 Colorado, but the Buffs coasted.

Buffs win it, 18-5. Thanks to @UtahStateLax for coming to Boulder! @cubuffs #skobuffs pic.twitter.com/mg92yFFxAH
— CU Men's Lacrosse (@CUMensLacrosse) March 25, 2017

Watch the replay of BYU's romp over Nevada.

No. 20 San Diego State entertained No. 8 Arizona State in a key SLC South division match-up, but the Sun Devils were too much, winning 14-8.

In Division II, there are 24 contests on the schedule/scores page but the biggest of all is the.clash between No. 5 Dayton and No. 3 Grand Valley State.

Today is #GameDay! Come see your Lakers take on @daytonflyers in today's @cclalax matchup at Noon. #AnchorUp #LetsGoLakeShow #Lacrosse
A post shared by GVSU Men's Lacrosse (@gvsulax) on Mar 25, 2017 at 5:15am PDT

The Lakers breezed to a 14-9 win.

No. 17 Metro State, fresh off its win over No. 16 San Diego, couldn't make it two in a row against No. 2 Concordia-Irvine.

No. 24 College of Idaho edged No. 15 UC Santa Cruz, 17-16.