Report -- Duke lacrosse star will play at Bryant
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Zack Greer, the NCAA's all-time goals-scored leader, will play lacrosse at Bryant University next season, according to an ESPN report that cites anonymous sources. If the reports are correct, Greer would join his former coach at Duke University, Mike Pressler, as Bryant plays a Division I lacrosse schedule for the first time. Greer, a three-time All-American who led Duke to national championship appearances in 2005 and 2007, is eligible for an additional collegiate year as part of the NCAA's decision granting an extra year for members of the 2006 Duke men's lacrosse team. The team saw its season cut short because of now-discredited rape allegations against three players. Greer was not one of the accused players. Greer has 206 career goals to lead all NCAA players. 
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