Beth Maiman | NCAA.com | May 5, 2017 Watch UMass defeat No. 14 Hofstra with last-second goal Share Well, they say it's never over 'till it's over. Just ask Dan Muller of UMass lacrosse. On Thursday night, UMass faced off against No. 14 Hofstra in the Colonial Athletic Association Championship semifinals. With the game knotted at 12-12 and the clock winding down, UMass found a way to come up with a thrilling win. Hofstra turned the ball over and with about a second left on the clock Muller picked up the ball and ripped a shot toward the net. The ball bounced right before Hofstra goalie Jack Concannon, slipping past Concannon and securing the 13-12 win for UMass. We should add that the shot was from 35-yards away. This. Just. Really. Happened. UMass defeats Hofstra, 13-12. A last-second miracle in the #CAAChamps semifinals. pic.twitter.com/vXgkSAcYj8 — CAASports (@CAASports) May 5, 2017 Hofstra looked stunned, while the UMass team rushed the field to celebrate. Mullen said the moment was "easily a top moment" in his college career. Yup, Dan Muller (like us) still doesn't know how that happened. #CAAChamps pic.twitter.com/uQMk4zJfWH — CAASports (@CAASports) May 5, 2017 UMass will face Towson in the CAA title game which is set for 1:00 p.m. ET on May 6. 60-second shot clock reset approved in men’s college lacrosse Beginning in the 2021-22 academic year, the shot clock in men's college lacrosse will reset to 60 seconds when the offensive team retains possession after taking a valid shot and in other specific situations in the offensive half of the field. READ MORE Charlotte North and Jared Bernhardt win 2021 Tewaaraton Award Boston College attacker Charlotte North and University of Maryland attackman Jared Bernhardt are the women’s and men’s winners of the 2021 Tewaaraton Award, given annually to the top female and top male college lacrosse players in the United States. READ MORE 60-second shot clock reset proposed in men’s college lacrosse The NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Rules Committee proposed resetting the shot clock to 60 seconds when the offensive team retains possession after taking a valid shot and in other specific situations in the offensive half of the field, beginning in the 2021-22 academic year. READ MORE