Published
11/5/2006 8:33:13 AM
by
Soccer Mogul Staff
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Dallas, Texas U.S.A.
No surprises in the Conference USA semifinal matches no Friday. Both top seeded SMU and Kentucky advanced for a final showdown on Sunday afternoon. Kentucky definitely had the easier route as they easily dispatched the host Tulsa Hurricanes 3-0 on a pair of goals and an assist from Jase Griffiths.
SMU ran into much stiffer competition in an Alabama-Birmingham side that had handed SMU its only loss earlier in the year. UAB once again showed they were game and led early in the second half on a Jerson Monteriro goal. SMU responded quickly however as Paulo da Silva scored a wonderful goal in the 69th minute. Neither side could score again and match went to extra time. The teams played evenly through the two overtime periods setting up a penalty kick showdown. SMU goalkeeper Matt Wideman showed why he was first team Conference USA as he saved 3 of 4 UAB spot kicks to seal the win for SMU.
The final will mark the second meeting between Kentucky and SMU this year. Earlier SMU easily dispatched Kentucky 3-0 in Dallas. Look for Kentucky to make a better showing on Sunday.
Published
9/7/2010
by
Shane Barrow
from
soccermogul
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Published
9/3/2010
by
William Montero
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Published
3/24/2010
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Shane Barrow
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The ACC continued their dominance of college soccer in 2009. Here is a look at the 2010 soccer recruiting for the powerful ACC.
Published
2/3/2010
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Shane Barrow
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SoccerMogul
Here is Soccermogul's comprehensive list of the mens college soccer signings for 2010. Check back as the list will updated daily as more college soccer signings become available.
Published
12/14/2009
by
Shane Barrow
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