Syracuse National Champ Goalie Rob Mulligan – LGR Episode #61
By Coach Damon
Last updated: March 22, 2020
The Syracuse Orangemen appeared in three straight national championship games in 1999, 2000, and 2001 and anchoring their defense was goalie Rob Mulligan.
Rob Mulligan was a two-time All-American and captain for Syracuse. Mulligan ranks fifth on SU’s career saves list (626) and 10th on SU’s single season saves list (224 in 1999). He holds a 9-2 NCAA record and ranks third among Orange goalies on the NCAA career saves list (135).
He joins the podcast this week to discuss his development as a goalie, some of the guys he loves in today’s game and his experience going three straight national championship games.
This Long Island native has a wealth to share when it comes to the position of lacrosse goalie and being a leader out there on the field.
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