Jared Thompson | NCAA.com | March 11, 2015 LAX-ers of the Week Share Offensive Player of the Week Dylan Molloy, Brown Sophomore | Attack | 6-0 | 220 | Setauket, N.Y. Molloy upped the ante as the nation’s leading scorer with 14 goals in wins against Hartford and Michigan. Molloy matched Brown’s single-game record for points scored (13) with an eight-goal, five-assist performance in the Bears’ 22-12 win against Michigan. Earlier in the week, Molloy netted six goals in a 17-8 win against Hartford. No. 18 Brown (4-0) next plays host to No. 13 Harvard (4-1) on Saturday. So when does @brownlacrosse play on TV? Have to see Dylan Molloy - 6'0 220lbs tough dodger who puts up monsters. @TerenceFoy — Casey Connor (@CaseyConnor81) March 9, 2015 Defensive Player of the Week Sam Talkow, Boston University Sophomore | Midfield | 5-11 | 180 | Delray Beach, Fla. Talkow set an NCAA high this season with 26 wins at the X in an 18-11 win on the road at then-No. 18 Colgate. His 26-of-33 faceoff wins helped the Terriers earn the program's first win against a ranked team. The sophomore won all seven third-quarter faceoffs to help BU open a three-goal lead. He also collected 18 ground balls, matching the nation’s single-game best, and two points on a goal and an assist. Boston University (4-2) plays host to Lafayette (1-4) on Saturday. .@BUMensLacrosse’s Sam Talkow won 26 faceoffs and had 18 ground balls at Colgate, which are both single-game highs in the NCAA this season. — Kevin Edelson (@KevinEdelson) March 9, 2015 Gonzaga's Drew Timme affirms national player of the year status, UCLA's top-five win and more Week 1 men's basketball notes Time for the first Monday citations of the season. Give us your good, your bad, your quirky from the past weekend. READ MORE After a year hiatus, the Ivy League is excited and hopeful to get back to basketball After the Ivy League canceled its 2020-2021 college basketball season, coaches and players are eager to get back on the court and battle for an Ivy League championship. READ MORE 5 storylines to watch in the 2021-22 NCAA wrestling season The weights are stacked, the field is deep, and the battle for each individual national title will be intense, dramatic and full of surprises. Here are the major storylines you need to know in advance of what will undoubtedly be an exciting season ahead. READ MORE