Coverage for this weekend's matches???

[jem101]

I've been surfing the net trying to find if UNC or Wake had any type of video feed for the matches this weekend, but I've found nothing. Does anyone know if the games will be available to watch somehow? I wish I could make it down there in person, but I'd rather save my money for a possible trip to Santa Barbara.

[soccerbirdie16]

Surely, they will at least be on Gametracker.......right?!?!

[plowerman78]

i will be tweeting from sundays match

[jem101]

UNC's website just listed today that the game will be on game tracker. At least in game updates will be available on their site.

[Z.I.P.]

UNC's website just listed today that the game will be on game tracker. At least in game updates will be available on their site.

The CBS College Sports version -- the best gametracker in my limited experience -- is linked on this story!

BTW -- the statement that the Akron-North Carolina series is tied 2-2 can't be correct, since last year's game ended in a draw.

[bigzipguy]

2-0 Zips at the 21:27 mark.

[bigzipguy]

2-0 Zips at the half.

[jem101]

Wake will be streaming the game online tomorrow night on their site. You have to subscribe to their coverage thoguh. So it's $9.95 for the month.

[johnnyzip84]

Here's some coverage of last weekend's matches

Link

[Z.I.P.]

Here's some coverage of last weekend's matches

Link

"ACC teams, which held four of the top six spots and six of the top 12 in the preseason NSCAA Top 25, went 1-5-1 against other ranked teams in the opening week. Perhaps no result was more surprising than No. 24 Michigan State's 4-3 overtime victory over No. 6 Maryland (more on that later). Louisville, ranked No. 20, defeated North Carolina State and tied favored Duke. Six of the league's nine teams took losses, and Boston College and No. 2 Virginia were the only teams to get through the week unscathed. Overall, the ACC is a surprisingly mediocre 7-8-2."

There is no dominant conference this year, it appears. But NIU, with their draw at Portland, looks like a potential top-25 (and NCAA tournament) team -- again. Last year they started the season with a draw at UNC.