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Connecticut 2 Notre Dame 0 at half time

West Virginia and Western Michigan 1-1 tie today Western Michigan looks likes they are stronger than normal this year

and its a final.... notre dame solid 1-0 win at indiana depaul 2 northwestern 0 is a final w. virginia leads iona 3-1 at 85 buckeyes 4 butler 1

notre dame 1 Indiana 0 at bloomington 80 minute mark und leads 11-9 in shots...but they lead 8-0 in shots on goal depaul leads undefeated northwestern 2-0 at 83 minute mark w. virginia 2 iona 1 at 71 minute mark marquette 1 wisconsion 0 at 36 minutes buckeyes 3 butler 1 at 78 minute charlotte and ucf 1-1 at 77

from the n. carolina student newspaper coaches comment about their red card in their 1-0 double OT win over Wofford Craven was issued a red card and ejected from the game after a Wofford player found himself on the ground. Per NCAA rules, Craven will miss the team’s next game at Duke. And it’s safe to say UNC coach Carlos Somoano wasn’t happy with the call. “I was looking straight at it, and I was very disappointed,” Somoano said. “The guy kind of wrapped him up and was holding him from running through, and (Craven) was literally just trying to break free. “If he did that on purpose, then I tell you, I will fly to the moon tomorrow.” Somoano said he told his players to treat Craven’s absence as an opportunity. And he said he thought the Tar Heels responded admirably.

how and why does Furman recruit itself? How many times in the last 10 years has Furman finished in the top 15?

cleveland state and cincinnati 0-0 at half buckeyes lead butler 1-0 at half charlotte and ucf 0-0 at half and the hoosiers and fighting irish 0-0 after 42 minutes

tulsa ended up defeating creighton 2-0 georgetown (#5 in coaches poll) stayed undefeated with a 1-0 win at James Madison....it was james madison's first home loss since nov. 2010 here is what UNC web site had to say about their player getting a red card against wofford Mikey Lopez and the Tar Heels played the final 87 minutes a man down as junior Andy Craven was issued a red card in the 16th minute of play. Carolina earned a free kick near the touch line and as Martin Murphy was preparing to send a cross in, Craven made a run toward goal. Craven caught Wofford's Carlos Dominguez Gonzalez with an inadvertent elbow as he made his run and was immediately shown the red card leading to his ejection.

tulsa leads creighton 1-0 at 62 minute mark st. johns leads columbia 3-1 at 81 minute mark UNC scored at 102:11 to get by wofford 1-0....while playing the last 86 minutes 10 vs 11

St. Johns 2 columbia 0 at 66 minute mark creighton and tulsa scoreless at half time wake forest 4 appalachian st 0 boston college 4 rhode island 2 coastal carolina 3 college of charleston 1 nc state 2 gardner webb 0

western michigan and IUPUI played to 1-1 tie bowling green def. Wisconsin -milwaukee 2-1 on a PK at 102:45 UNC-Wilmington 2 Duke 1

connecticut 2 yale 0 84 minutes into the game south florida 2 florida gulf coast 0 46 minutes into the game

thanks for listing all of these key matchups notre dame at connecticut has been a sellout for more than 2 weeks Connecticut sure was impressive against St. Johns

the big upset of the night st. louis 3 creighton 1

from BG paper: Akron blanks BGSU, 2-0 in men's soccer action (9-22-12) PDF Print E-mail Written by By JACK CARLE Sentinel Sports Editor Saturday, 22 September 2012 22:10 Akron continued its men’s soccer dominance over Bowling Green Saturday at Cochrane Field. Currently ranked in the top 10 in every national polls the Zips posted a 2-0 victory to defeat the Falcons for the 12th straight time. The Mid-American Conference opener for both teams drew a crowd of 789. Akron has out-scored BG, 43-4 in that 12-game stretch. PHOTO GALLERY “If you look at the shots, we controlled things both halves,’’ said UA head coach Caleb Porter. The Zips held a 30-10 edge in shots. “In the first half if we score on a few of the chances we had, it’s 5-0 and the game is over,” Porter continued. “I was disappointed that we took our foot off the pedal up 2-0. We still got chances, we just didn’t finish them.” The Falcons were able to stay close and generate a couple of good scoring chances. “I think we’re going to take some positives (from the match),” BG head coach Eric Nichols said. “We didn’t come out here tonight to lose 2-0. “But down 2-0 in the first half to a team like that it would be easy to hang our heads and certainly the guys didn’t,” he continued. “From a soccer standpoint we did some really good stuff in the second half, some of the best stuff we’ve done all year as far as ball movement and speed of play.” Akron scored its two goals in a span of 1:41 in the first half. Alfred Koroma, on an assist from Dillon Serna, scored with 27:28 left in the first half. Scott Caldwell then beat a diving Michael Wiest with 25:47 left in the half. “We were bending and in a few minutes there we broke,” Nichols said. “When we are playing Akron we know that’s the way it has to be; you can’t break.” Wiest, who finished with eight saves, had two good saves early in the match. He stopped Eric Stevenson’s head-high blast about eight minutes into the game. Wiest then followed that up with a diving stop to deny Caldwell. “We think Mike is one of the best around,” Nichols said about BG’s goalkeeper. “We knew that if we going to have a chance in his game he was going to have come up big.’’ With just over a minute left in the first half, Akron’s David Meves made the save off a good shot by Danny Baraldi. Then early in the second half, BG had another good chance, but Zach Lemke’s shot hit the post. “They fueled off the last five minutes (of the first half), where we fell asleep a little bit and the countered us a couple of times,” Porter said. Meves finished with six saves, including four in the second half. “Our guys were just a little sharper in the second half,” Nichols said. “We were sharper defensively ... and we kept (possession) a little bit better in the second half. We were able to stream a couple of passes together and get some chances.” When asked if he has seen improvement in Bowling Green’s play in recent years Porter, in his seventh season with the Zips, said: ‘‘I think they are improving, but it comes down to results. At the end of the day you have to get results and at the end of the day you are measured on how far you go in the conference tournament and the NCAA tournament.” Porter is leaving Akron at the end of the season to coach the Portland Timbers in Major League Soccer. Akron is now 5-1-2 overall while Bowling Green is 2-4-2.

connecticut scores at 78 and 83 minutes to go up 3-0 on st. johns impressive win for connecticut at 88:48 mark, Louisville leads notre dame 2-1...and it is a final...Notre Dame's first defeat ND led 17-11 in shots...ND called for 3 yellow cards to 0 for Lolla's bunch

notre dame and louisville tied 1-1 after 68 minutes connecticut leads st. john 1-0 after 70 minutes

ucla and cal santa barbara played to 1-1 tie in front of 7,500

that is great news ....thank you very much

terrapins beat the hokies 2-0 denver def. n. illinois 3-2 in 2nd ot mich st 2 w. michigan 1 duke and wake play to 0-0 tie

has anyone heard any updates this week on how young Mr. Koroma is recovering from the staph infection? will be nice to see this talented student athlete back on the field

All were deserving. Scott has improved so much over the years. Glad to see him recognized

Buckeyes are really having a tough year solid beatdown tonight by Lolla and his bunch tough break for Old Dominion...after defeating #2 Creighton on the road, I am sure that they would have had large crowd for tonight's game with #1 maryland (if the weather had been decent)

they were much more aggressive than they were Friday night... very good game for the zips 3,000 people at friday night and 2,561 last night....I expected both top 10 matchups to be sellouts. what is causing lower attendance this year?

Notre Dame survived Michigan by scoring at 3;42 of 2nd overtime to win 1-0 Michigan State and #17 Marquette (6-0-0) are tied 1-1 at 75 minute mark