Maryland men’s lacrosse made sure it did not share the same fate some of its seeded brethren in the NCAA Tournament encountered. The No. 2 seed Terps scored the first two goals and four of the first five to take any suspense out of a first-round game with Air Force en route to a 13-5 pummeling Sunday afternoon before an announced 2,

Maryland senior attackman Eric Spanos made certain his final home game of the season also would be one of his most memorable. He scored a career-high six goals to spark the second-seeded Terrapins to a 13-5 win against Air Force on Sunday afternoon at SECU Stadium in the first round of the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament.