more interesting games

10/15/09

Duke (4-5-4) vs. Miami (Fla.) (7-6-0)
Maryland (10-2-1) vs. Boston College (11-2-0)
North Carolina St. (7-5-1) vs. Wake Forest (10-2-1)

Geezaldinho wrote:10/15/09

Duke (4-5-4) vs. Miami (Fla.) (7-6-0)
Maryland (10-2-1) vs. Boston College (11-2-0)
North Carolina St. (7-5-1) vs. Wake Forest (10-2-1)

The result, and a couple more

Duke vs. Miami (Fla.) - W 4-0
Maryland vs. Boston College - T 1-1
North Carolina St. vs. Wake Forest - L 0-2

Loyola (Ill.) vs. Michigan St. - L 0-1
Purdue vs. Michigan - W 1-0
Rutgers vs. Syracuse - W 2-0
Clemson vs. Florida St. - L 1-5

10/16/09


Here's my list of games to keep track of....

teams we have played:

local:
Oregon St. vs. Oregon
Arizona vs. Washington
Arizona St. vs. Washington St.

not so local:
Iowa St. vs. Texas A&M
Montana vs. Sacramento St.
California vs. UCLA
Colorado Col. vs. East Carolina


Conference:
San Francisco vs. Santa Clara
Loyola Marymount vs. Gonzaga
St. Mary's (Cal.) vs. San Diego

RPI concerns:
Rice vs. UCF
South Carolina St. vs. Longwood
South Carolina vs. Georgia
Stanford vs. Southern California


other:
Tennessee vs. Florida
Texas vs. Nebraska
Notre Dame vs. Connecticut


and other teams in our 400 mi radius.
Eastern Wash. vs. Portland St.
Cal St. Bakersfield vs. Seattle - even though Seattle isn't tournament eligible

Geez, great list of games.

Question: Under "RPI Concerns" you indicate SC State v Longwood. I think you probably were meaning South Carolina v Georgia (since South Carolina is undefeated so far)?

UPSoccerFanatic wrote:Geez, great list of games.

Question: Under "RPI Concerns" you indicate SC State v Longwood. I think you probably were meaning South Carolina v Georgia (since South Carolina is undefeated so far)?

yup. all those Carolina teams look the same....

This time I will not "pile on" about Geezer's mistake. It does not make grammatical sense.

Final :

UCLA 1 CAL 0

The Georgia website lists: Georgia 2, South Carolina 1.

However, when you go into the live stats, they only show one goal by UGA, by which the score jumps from from 0-1 to 2-1. Have they introduced a two-point shot in college soccer?

SMC 1, San Diego 1.
LMU 2, Gonzaga 1.

Notre Dame 6, UConn 1.
Penn State 1, Minnesota 0, on a set piece at 89:54.

At 77:08, Santa Clara 1, USF 0. If this holds, the Pilots will be the only undefeated team in conference.

I believe UGA won 2-1.

here's how my list is doing. FSUfan is right that GA won - also SMC won.


not so local:
Iowa St. 0. Texas A&M 1
Montana 2 Sacramento St. 2
California 0 UCLA 1
Colorado Col. 1 East Carolina 0


Conference:
San Francisco 0 Santa Clara 1
Loyola Marymount 2 Gonzaga 1
St. Mary's (Cal.) 2 San Diego 1

RPI concerns:
Rice 1 UCF 2 --This win dropped UCF .010 (a lot) in the URPI
South Carolina 1 Georgia 2 -- these teams swapped RPI's with this contest (6 places at the time)



other:
Tennessee 2 Florida 2
Texas 2 Nebraska 1
Notre Dame 6 Connecticut 1


and other teams in our 400 mi radius.
Eastern Wash. 1 Portland St. 1

Stanford up on USC 3-0

Middle of 2nd half

eProf wrote:
At 77:08, Santa Clara 1, USF 0. If this holds, the Pilots will be the only undefeated team in conference.

Ooops, check that. As has been noted, the score did hold, but LMU is still undefeated in conference with a tie. Wait until Sunday.

Thanks for the update on Stan/USC. Gametracker dropped the ball again.

I see Wash schools beat Arizona schools tonight. UW 2-0 over AZ, WSU 2-1 or ASU.

gnarly wrote:I see Wash schools beat Arizona schools tonight. UW 2-0 over AZ, WSU 2-1 or ASU.

The WSU win is great for WSU, as Arizona State is highly ranked, and also is great for the Pilots. The UW win is good, too, but Arizona is the very weak end of the Pac 10.