2014 NCAA Tournament

With the Pilots not in the tournament, I didn't pay much attention to the results until this morning. Looking at the scores showed a lot of 1-0 and 1 goal games. Looks like parity is coming to the women's game. Two Pac12 teams still alive. The good news is they're on opposite sides of the bracket, so hopefully it's an all west coast final.

Does anyone know of a way to watch the Semi-finals today? I have checked a few websites and can find no information about TV or streaming. Anyone else have any luck?

OK, so I meant the Quarterfinals. I did find that both UCLA and Stanford are streaming their games on their Pac12 channels so if you go to their websites you can like to the stream.

Glad to know about the games at Stanford and UCLA.

If you go to the NCAA's "interactive bracket" and click on a game, it will give you a pop up page for the tame.  Typically, if the game is available on line there will be a "Watch" link at the top of the pop up.  I just checked this weekend's games there, of which three are today and one is tomorrow.  At this point none of them is showing a "Watch" link. Since you found that the Stanford and UCLA games will be on the Pac 12 network, I'm guessing the lack of links on the NCAA's bracket doesn't necessarily mean the other games won't be broadcast.

The first game is Florida State v South Carolina at FSU, at 11:00 am West Coast time.  I've heard that game will not be streamed, but I don't know if that's right.

Here's a link to the NCAA bracket page: http://www.ncaa.com/interactive-bracket/soccer-women/d1

UCLA loses to Virginia 2-1.  Nearing halftime Stanford and Florida tied 1-1.  Florida's goal may have gone in off the head of a Stanford player, no replays so can't say for sure.

Stanford on penalties. Their keeper saved two of them, then stepped up to take the 5th one herself. I've seen something like that before...

Today A&M beat Penn State 2-1, completing the College Cup field:

Virginia-TAMU, 2:00 PT
FSU-Stanford, 4:30

There was a small dose of positive feeling knowing that the Pilots played both Stanford and FSU very well early this season. One nil losses to each.

Maybe I missed it, but not a single word in the Oregonian about the semi-final or final results. I didn't expect an article, but you would have thought they would have put something in the scoreboard section... Remember when the Oregonian was a newspaper???

keeper wrote:Maybe I missed it, but not a single word in the Oregonian about the semi-final or final results. I didn't expect an article, but you would have thought they would have put something in the scoreboard section... Remember when the Oregonian was a newspaper???

It is getting very close to the point where the answer is no.