Moments after Loyola was eliminated by top-seeded Penn State in the NCAA national quarterfinals, Pat Spencer was flooded with memories as he slowly walked off the field.
The Greyhounds' senior attackman had a drop-the-mic moment in that final game, finishing with five goals and six assists for a career-high 11 points in a 21-14 loss.
That performance capped a stellar career that would resonate beyond that muggy afternoon in May.
Two weeks later, Spencer became the first Loyola men's lacrosse player to receive the Tewaaraton Award as the nation's top player.
