Foxborough, Mass. May 24 -- With Virginia leading Syracuse 10-6 with less than a quarter to play in regulation, a second trip to the men's lacrosse NCAA championship in three years seemed all but wrapped up.
Fast forward half an hour. As Syracuse senior attackman Mike Leveille's shot from eight yards out in double overtime caromed off senior goalkeeper Bud Petit and bounced into the Virginia net
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