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Good Information. Thanks. What About Scott Marr? by dillon77

As this Inside Lacrosse article excerpt says, he's been heavily connected to the team in recent years:

"UAlbany coach Scott Marr has the most recent Championship Weekend experience among Blue Jay alums, having taken the ‘Danes to the Final Four in 2018, and he was a popular choice among the current team. According to several sources, many Johns Hopkins players expressed interest in Marr becoming the head coach during a conference call with the administration. His son, Kyle, was among the Blue Jays' captains and leading scorers as a senior in 2019, with the elder Marr a fixture at Homewood Field whenever the Great Danes' schedule allowed for it."

While UA has been known for it's offense (hello, Thompsons!), they have picked up relatively stable goalie play. However, you think of Albany, you think of relentless attacking.

Stay tuned.

Whole article linked below.