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**Frank Cunha** · 02-08-2005, 01:19 AM

the new teams in the Big East Conference

http://bigeast.collegesports.com/spo...ccer-body.html

**Frank Cunha** · 02-08-2005, 01:20 AM

http://bigeast.collegesports.com/spo...ccer-body.html

Ricochet · 02-08-2005, 02:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Frank Cunha

http://bigeast.collegesports.com/spo...ccer-body.html

the league/conference has gotten so big.

Ricochet · 02-08-2005, 03:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ronaldired_21

Spend A billion $$ if u have to get some one we can watch :wallbang:

O.K. but this is a college socer thread, so thanks. :wallbang:

**Frank Cunha** · 03-08-2005, 05:21 PM

I believe the football program its only down to 8, but in soccer and basketball its huge

**Frank Cunha** · 05-08-2005, 06:52 PM

Rutgers pick to finish second in the division

http://www.scarletknights.com/soccer....asp?prID=2971

**Frank Cunha** · 20-09-2005, 05:12 PM

CROWD COUNT
4. Lobos pack ‘em in

The UNM Soccer Complex in Albuquerque, N.M., is quickly becoming one of men’s soccer’s hot spots. Unbeaten New Mexico drew 4,106 fans – the second largest crowd in Lobos’ history -- for the 3-2 victory over Wisconsin Friday on the first night of the TLC Plumbing and Utility Invite.

**Frank Cunha** · 20-09-2005, 06:10 PM

New Mexico in first in attendance and rankings

* COLLEGE SOCCER ON TELEVISION: Your Viewing Guide

MEN’S TOP 25
1. Top-ranked UConn drops to No. 16

TEAM (RECORD) LAST WEEK
1. New Mexico (6-0-0) 2
2. North Carolina (5-0-1) 3
3. Maryland (5-1-0) 6
4. California (5-0-1) 8
5. Indiana (4-0-2) 4
6. St. John’s (4-1-1) 9
7. Duke (4-1-0) 10
8. Creighton (4-0-1) 11
9. Virginia (4-0-1) 12
10. UC Santa Barbara (3-1-1) 15
11. Akron (6-0-0) 22
12. Santa Clara (4-2-0) 7
13. Ohio State (5-1-0) NR
14. UCLA (4-2-0) 5
15. Notre Dame (4-2-0) 14
16. Connecticut (4-2-0) 1
17. Wake Forest (3-2-0) 13
18. Fairleigh Dickinson (5-0-1) 18
19. Cal State Northridge (4-1-1) 16
20. Davidson (5-0-1) 22
21. Boston College (3-1-1) 19
22. UNC Greensboro (4-2-0) NR
23. Seton Hall (4-1-1) 17
24. Missouri State (4-0-2) NR
25. Florida International (4-1-0) N

**Frank Cunha** · 21-09-2005, 09:18 PM

SNEAK PEAK
6. This week’s Top 25 matchups

MEN’S TOP 25
Sept. 23
#16 Connecticut vs. #6 St. John’s
Tulsa vs. #9 Creighton (Golden Hurricane Classic)
#12 Santa Clara vs. #25 FIU (USF-SCU adidas Classic)
Sept. 24
#21 Boston College vs. #9 Virginia

Tuesday's Top 25 scores and complete Top 25 schedule

WOMEN’S TOP 25
Sept. 22
#9 Florida State vs. No. 1 North Carolina
#15 Wake Forest vs. #9 Virginia
Sept. 23
#2 Portland vs. #21 Arizona
#12 Connecticut vs. #17 Marquette
#18 BYU vs. #14 California
Sept. 25
#6 Santa Clara vs. #24 Cal Poly
#7 Duke vs. #9 Virginia

**Frank Cunha** · 22-09-2005, 10:34 PM

9/21/05
MSG TV to Feature Fairleigh Dickinson Men's Soccer on Metro Soccer Report

The No. 10 Fairleigh Dickinson University men's soccer team (5-0-1) will be featured as part of MSG TV's Metro Soccer Report. The piece will air on Thursday, September 22nd at 11:30 p.m. and run again on Friday, September 23rd at 8:30 p.m. (more)

9/20/05
Fairleigh Dickinson Ranked 10th Nationally in NSCAA/adidas Top 25 Men's College Soccer Poll

The Fairleigh Dickinson University men's soccer team (5-0-1) is ranked 10th in the NSCAA/adidas Top 25 National Men's College Soccer Poll, released on Tuesday, Sept. 20. The Knights went 1-0-1 at the Princeton Tournament and fell three spots from the No. 7 position they held in the poll last week. The complete release can be viewed at www.nscaa.com. (more)

**Frank Cunha** · 24-09-2005, 12:02 AM

game time 8pm
live on fox soccer channel, first season of college soccer on fox

**Frank Cunha** · 26-09-2005, 12:16 PM

Men’s Top 25 Scores & Goalscorers
Sept. 23
#1 New Mexico 2 (Wright 41, 53) SMU 0.
#2 North Carolina 1 (Campbell 62) Clemson 0.
#16 Connecticut 0 #6 St. John’s 0 (OT).
(Game draws 5,271 fans at Morrone Stadium.)
Tulsa 1 (Wear 57) #9 Creighton 0.
#10 UC Santa Barbara 3 (Byrne 23, Becerra 53, 57) Alabama A&M 1 (Kimbugwe 71).
#11 Akron 4 (Mckenzie pen. 50, 73, 78, Tutich 81) IPFW 0.
#12 Santa Clara 3 (Guzman 13, Lowry 26, Ogunbiyi 33) #25 FIU 0.
Bowling Green 3 (Perea 24, Aldridge 72, Williams 107) #13 Ohio State 2 (Nugent 78, Veris 84) (OT).
(Flacons snap 25-game winless streak dating back to 2003.)
#15 Notre Dame 2 (Yoshinaga 76, Etherington 81) Louisville 1 (Guzman 59).
(Tony Megna assists on both goals.)
#17 Wake Forest 2 (Moose 2, Ellington 82) Virginia Tech 1 (Nyarko 84).
(Mark Ellington has scored in five straight games.)
#23 Seton Hall 2 (Vercollene 85, Giusfredi 88) Rutgers 1 (Moore 60).
#24 Missouri State 1 (Anderson 55) Dayton 0.
Sept. 24
#4 California 3 (Berger 22, Carr 33, Jacobson 46) UAB 1 (Monteiro 26).
#7 Duke 5 (Camp 4, 71, Grella 20, Loftus 29, Pope 29) Temple 0.
(John Rennie moves into sixth place among D1 coaches with 418 career wins.)
#20 Davidson 0 Old Dominion 3 (Cvilikas 9, 71, Williams 56).
#21 Boston College 3 (Manswell 8, Toure pen. 40, Ayarna 69) #9 Virginia 4 (Reyering pen. 45, 85, Cristman 53, 75).
(Chris Tierney assists on last three UVa goals.)
#22 UNC Greensboro 4 (Patterson 10, Jones 20, Campbell 57, Jonason 90) William & Mary 3 (Thomas 54, Hoxie 64, McCurdy 82).
(Henning Jonason’s 20-yard free kick decides game with 43 seconds left.)
Sept. 25
Tulsa 1 (Brown 78) #1 New Mexico 2 (Rowland 64, Boyens 97) (OT).
N.C. State 1 (A.King 2) #3 Maryland 0.
(For second straight game, Terps fall on goal scored in 2nd minute.)
#4 California 5 (Wahl pen. 13, Carr 27, Jacobson 30, Purdy 35, Hiltrust 56) Army 0.
(The Bears capture the Stanford Nike Invitational, their fourth tournament title in four weeks.)
#5 Indiana 0 Michigan State 0 (OT).
(Heavy rains make field a quagmire.)
Providence 0 #6 St. John’s 0 (OT).
#9 Creighton 1 (Stansbury 66) SMU 1 (Harwell 74) (OT).
Loyola Marymount 2 (Barrera 13, 17) #10 UC Santa Barbara 1 (Byrne 8).
Oakland 0 #11 Akron 1 (Ubiparipovic 54).
(The Zips are 8-0-0.)
#13 Ohio State 1 (Brunner 65) Kentucky 1 (Li 9) (OT).
(Match features 12 cautions.)
#14 UCLA 3 (Bornstein 29, 61, Hill 40) UNLV 0.
#15 Notre Dame 1 (Etherington 69) Cincinnati 2 (Anaba 50, Ikner 64).
#16 Connecticut 1 (Cordeiro 20) Syracuse 0.
#18 Fairleigh Dickinson 1 (Gottesman 104) Columbia 0 (OT).
#23 Seton Hall 0 Villanova 1 (Rowan 95) (OT).
#24 Missouri State 3 (Hay 5, Hopson 41, Bennett 77) Belmont 1 (Pittel 90).
(Bears win Evansville’s ProRehab Aces Classic.)
San Francisco 3 (McDonald 9, 25, Langius 14) #25 FIU 0.

**Frank Cunha** · 26-09-2005, 09:00 PM

Welcome to Soccer America's COLLEGE SOCCER REPORTER, a benefit for Soccer America members. COLLEGE SOCCER REPORTER, your briefing on the national college scene, is published Monday-Friday during the college season and weekly during the offseason.

MONDAY, TAKE 2
1. What They’re Saying
2. No. 1 Lobos romp in Tulsa
3. Big three remains perfect
4. Women’s Hermann watch
5. Crowd Count
6. Upset Central
7. Top 25 Scores & Goalscorers
*COLLEGE SOCCER ON TELEVISION: Your Viewing Guide

(Monday, Take 1, with complete Top 25 weekend scores & goalscorers was sent earlier today.)

1. WHAT THEY’RE SAYING

"I do not even remember the goal and I remember everything.”
-- Freshman Kyle Williams after being mobbed by teammates following his golden goal that gave Bowling Green a 3-2 victory over No. 13 Ohio State and snap a 25-game winless streak that extended back to the 2003 season.

MEN’S WEEKEND WRAPUP
2. No. 1 Lobos romp in Tulsa

LOS LOBOS. New Zealand defender Andrew Boyens’ golden goal gave No. 1 New Mexico a 2-1 victory over host Tulsa and extended the Lobos’ winning streak to eight games. NMU also beat SMU, 2-0, on a pair of goals by freshman Chris Wright and won the Microtel Inn & Suites/Golden Hurricane Classic.
PERFECT STARTS. New Mexico (8-0-0) and No. 11 Akron are the only remaining unbeaten and untied teams in the Division I men’s ranks. Buffalo fell for the first time when it lost to St. Francis (Pa.), 1-0.
HIGH-FLYING FALCONS. Fred Thompson, the former George Mason star from the 1980s, didn’t exactly get off to a flying start as Bowling Green head coach. The Falcons went 0-19-0 in his first season as head coach and started 0-5-1 in 2005, but they are on a roll now. BHSU upset No. 13 Ohio State, 3-2, in overtime Friday for Thompson’s first win and followed that up two days later with a 3-1 win over visiting St. Mary’s.

**Frank Cunha** · 27-09-2005, 05:46 PM

Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2005

Paul Kennedy
Managing Editor
Soccer America
With Mike Woitalla & Bryan Alvarez

Soccer America's COLLEGE SOCCER REPORTER is a benefit for Soccer America members. COLLEGE SOCCER REPORTER, your briefing on the national college scene, is published Monday-Friday during the college season and weekly during the offseason.

1. Soccer America Men’s Top 25
2. Soccer America Women’s Top 25
3. Ostrich and the Bears
4. Eagles scale new Heights
5. NSCAA/adidas Rankings

*COLLEGE SOCCER ON TELEVISION: Your Viewing Guide

MEN’S TOP 25
1. Unranked ODU moves into No. 10

TEAM (RECORD) LAST WEEK
1. New Mexico (8-0-0) 1
2. North Carolina (6-0-1) 2
3. California (7-0-1) 4
4. Akron (8-0-0) 11
5. Indiana (4-0-3) 5
6. St. John’s (4-1-3) 6
7. Duke (5-1-1) 7
8. Santa Clara (5-2-0) 12
9. UCLA (4-2-0) 14
10. Old Dominion (5-1-1) NR
11. Wake Forest (5-2-0) 17
12. Fairleigh Dickinson (6-0-1) 18
13. Connecticut (5-2-1) 16
14. Virginia (5-1-1) 9
15. Cincinnati (5-2-1) NR
16. North Carolina State (5-3-1) NR
17. Maryland (5-3-0) 3
18. Creighton (4-1-2) 8
19. UNC Greensboro (5-2-0) 22
20. Missouri State (6-0-2) 24
21. UC Santa Barbara (4-2-1) 10
22. Ohio State (5-2-1) 13
23. Washington (6-1-0) NR
24. San Diego (4-0-2) NR
25. South Florida (5-3-0) NR

WOMEN’S TOP 25
2. Unchanged at 1-6

TEAM (RECORD) LAST WEEK
1. North Carolina (10-0-0) 1
2. Portland (9-0-0) 2
3. Penn State (10-0-0) 3
4. UCLA (8-1-0) 4
5. Notre Dame (9-1-0) 5
6. Santa Clara (6-1-1) 6
7. Virginia (7-2-1) 11
8. Duke (7-1-1) 7
9. Boston College (7-0-1) 8
10. Florida State (8-1-0) 9
11. Florida (6-2-1) 10
12. Connecticut (8-2-0) 12
13. Pepperdine (8-0-1) 13
14. Texas A&M (7-1-1) 16
15. BYU (9-0-1) 18
16. California (7-2-1) 14
17. Wake Forest (6-2-1) 15
18. Marquette (9-1-1) 17
19. Stanford (4-3-1) 19
20. Michigan (5-2-2) 22
21. Arizona (5-2-2) 21
22. Illinois (6-2-2) NR
23. Cal State Fullerton (7-2-0) 25
24. Oklahoma State (8-0-2) NR
25. Oklahoma (9-1-0) NR

MEN’S TOP 25 SPOTLIGHT
3. Ostrich and the Bears

The hottest team on the West Coast is No. 3 California.
The Bears (7-0-1) won all four tournaments they’ve entered this season and move into Pac-10 play this weekend with an excellent of winning their first conference title.
Senior Calen Carr, nicknamed “The Ostrich” for the ostrich dance he breaks into after goals, has been red-hot, scoring in Cal’s last four games, all wins. Carr is coming off a great summer for PDL semifinalist Orange County Blue Star, for which he scored eight goals in nine games.
Tyson Wahl, who also played for the Blue Star, has scored three goals – all on penalties – to match his total for his first three seasons.
Cal is one of the most experienced teams in the country with eight upperclassmen as starters. Coach Kevin Grimes, the former SMU and U.S. national team player, brought in eight freshmen, all from California youth club powers, but only one, Pateadores product Tyler Barry, has started.
CLASS BREAKDOWN: 5 seniors, 3 juniors, 2 sophomores, 1 freshman (starters vs. Army 9/25)
GEOGRAPHIC MAKEUP: California (11).
ON DECK: The Bears open Pac-10 play on the road Friday night at UCLA, then face unbeaten San Diego State in San Diego on Sunday. They finish the 10-game Pac-10 season with home games against SDSU (Nov. 4), UCLA (Nov. 6) and Stanford (Nov. 13).