Good morning. Here’s the latest from around the lacrosse world:  

1. The NLL is revealing the Fort Worth franchise name today.

The league teased the announcement yesterday on Twitter. The Fort Worth franchise will be the league's 14th and will start play in the 2021-22 season.

T-minus day until the Fort Worth logo !

“GUESS THE NAME” GIVEAWAY
1. Enter: https://t.co/BwLyjrLxSt
2. Drop your Fort Worth team name guess

Rules: https://t.co/abmDAKsxg3

Check out the final sneak peek pic.twitter.com/fuCfARCJqM

— NLL (@NLL) November 16, 2020

2. Dan Bucaro is healthy and not letting his past injuries define him.

Bucaro, the former Georgetown star and current Denver Outlaws attackman, tore his ACL during his junior season with the Hoyas. He also played through a torn meniscus last season. This summer with the Outlaws, he showed what he was capable of when he’s 100 percent.

Check out his story.

3. SAY-LAX in Saugerties (N.Y.) is continuing to grow even after the passing of its founder, Bob Slate.

Slate started the program in the early 2000s and built it into a success by the time he stepped away in 2017. After he passed following a battle with cancer, the community has stepped up to revitalize the program.

Read the inspiring story.

4. ICYMI: World Lacrosse membership has approved official playing rules for the 6-v-6 discipline at its general assembly over the weekend.

Also of note from Day Two of the World Lacrosse General Assembly:

• The senior men’s world championship has moved from 2022 to 2023, the Men’s Box World Championship has moved from 2023 to 2024, and the Women’s U19 World Championship has been moved from 2023 to 2024.

• The World Lacrosse Board of Directors will make a decision in December on the status of both the Men’s U20 World Championship and the Women’s World Championship.

• Approval was given to raise the upper age of eligibility of age-group championship to Men’s U20 and Women’s U20.

WHAT WE’RE READING 

• With all the buzz surrounding the super team at Duke and the Orange at Syracuse, Lacrosse Bucket reminds fans Virginia is still the defending champion.

• Alvernia women’s lacrosse remembers former coach Kelly McCloskey, who died after a battle with cancer on Sunday night.

• Taking a look at Florida women’s lacrosse’s seven-player recruiting Class of 2021.

• Profiling NLL star Wes Berg’s career as he looks to help the San Diego Seals succeed in 2021.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING 

Method Man talks about his new line of clothing that meshes his success with that of the PLL’s.

"These guys come out and leave their hearts, their souls, their bodies on that field...

If you can't respect that, I don't know what's wrong with you."

Tomorrow: PLL x @Methodman  pic.twitter.com/yvilvurBqV

— Premier Lacrosse League (@PremierLacrosse) November 16, 2020

WHAT'S ON TAP

• Look out today for the Fort Worth franchise's name.

• A story from Paul Ohanian on Salisbury men's lacrosse.

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