McGlone played in College Park from 2003-06. However, Maryland lacrosse players strived to be their best long before that.
Ira Hochstadt played at Maryland during Beardmore's first two seasons at the helm in 1970 and 1971. Both his sons, Craig and Scott, played for the team in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
"I think it brings out the passion on the field that we're all known for," Hochstadt said. "If you don't get the loose balls and want to be the best, the game goes nowhere."
Hochstadt has been married for about 50 years. He's been a Terp fan for the last 54 years. "Not many things in life go that long," he said.
And a reason why is the alumni network this program has developed over the years. Whenever he enters a Maryland lacrosse tailgate, whether he sees someone who played during his era, his sons' era, or under John Tillman, it feels like one big family.
"It has to do with the coaches. The coaches bring in people and families that all get along," Hochstadt said. "That's what you find if you come to the tailgate. It's like a big family — no matter what year you graduated and who you played for, it's a Terp family that everyone's proud of."
Throughout his life, Hochstadt hasn't signed letters with words like "cordially" or "thank you." Instead, every time he signs a letter, he writes two words: "My best."
And he's not the only one.
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