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[QUOTE="wvlax, post: 274670, member: 2223"]
Disagree that GG is viable option. He's made his  mark in the women's game. It would be a huge risk to think he could do the same with the mens team.
 
Also, Desko (a certain hall of famer) would have to experience  several mediocre seasons for the seat to become even lukewarm. By the way the 2013-14 recruiting class is reportedly the #1 recruiting class in the country.
 
Given the explosive growth of high school lacrosse, don't see any school dominating division one lacrosse. In the future, there's going to be more teams with little or no tradition (like Loyola, Lehigh, and UMASS) that are capable of competing against SU and Virginia because college lacrosse is not  growing nearly as fast as the high school level so you have more quality players coming out of high school with basically the same number of d1 teams. Right now there are 60 or so D1 schools and that number will continue not to change very much (perhaps increasing only slightly) due to title nine limitations and because lacrosse is a non-revenue sport.
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