That charge also included a no-look backhanded goal by Bailey Tills to help Brown build a 5-4 lead later in the quarter. Maryland had just blown a four-goal lead in the final 6 minutes 13 seconds of regulation to force sudden death. After holding Brown to a rare scoring drought that lasted nearly 22 minutes through the end of the third quarter, Maryland led 14-10 with less than seven minutes remaining. “It’s go time,” Rambo told himself in the huddle, and he quickly fell back on instinct after Maryland won the faceoff. But they didn’t need to say a word before overtime in Saturday’s national semifinal against Brown.

Source: Washington Post May 28, 2016 22:37 UTC