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FINAL GAME
(Sunday; 12/5/10; Cary, NC)

(4) Notre Dame 0 1 – 1
(1) Stanford   0 0 – 0

live on ESPN2

SEMIFINALS

(Friday; 12/3/10; Cary, NC)

(4) Notre Dame 0 1 – 1

(3) Ohio State 0 0 – 0
live ESPN2/ESPNU /ESPN3.com

(2) Boston College 0 0 – 0

(1) Stanford 0 2 – 2

live on ESPNU

QUARTERFINALS

(Friday; 11/26/10)

Georgetown 0 0 – 0

at (3) Ohio State 1 1 – 2

(4) Notre Dame  0 2 – 2

at (3) Oklahoma State  0 0 – 0

(2) Florida State  0 0 – 0

at (1) Stanford  1 4 – 5

(Saturday; 11/27/10)

Washington 0 0 0 – 0

at (2) Boston College 0 0 1 – 1

NCAA ROUND-OF-16

(Saturday; 11/20/10)

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(3) Marquette 0 0 – 0
at (2) Florida State 1 2 – 3

(3) Ohio State 2 1 – 3
at (2) Virginia 0 2 – 2

Georgetown 0 1 – 1
at Minnesota 0 0 – 0

(4) Notre Dame 2 2 – 4
at (1) North Carolina 0 1 – 1

2 OT
Washington 0 0 0 1 – 1
at UC Irvine  0 0 0 0 – 0

(Friday's Finals; 11/19/10)
   (3) West Virginia 0 0 – 0

at (2) Boston College 2 2 – 4

Duke 0 0 – 0

at (3) Oklahoma St.   1 1 – 2

UCLA   0 0 – 0

at (1) Stanford 2  1 – 3

SUNDAY'S NCAA GAMES
(Second Round; 11/14/10)

at (2) Boston Coll. 3, Hofstra 1

Duke advanced at (2) Florida
   (0-0 ... 4-2 PKs; 4 rounds)

at (3) W. Virginia 2, Penn St. 1

Georgetown adv, at (1) Maryland
   (1-1 ... 3-2 PKs)

at (1) UNC 3, James Madison 1

at (3) Ohio St. adv. vs. Dayton
   (0-0 ... 4-2 PKs; 4 rounds)

at (3) Notre Dame 4, USC 0

at (2) Florida St. 2, S. Florida 1

at (2) Virginia 3, So. Carolina 1
at (3) OK St. 2, Oregon St. 1
at Minnesota 2, (4) TX A&M 0
at (3) Marquette adv.vs. Wisconsin
   (2-2 ... 5-4 PKs; 6 rounds)

at (1) Stanford 2, Santa Clara 1
Washington adv. at (1) Portland
   (1-1 ... 10-9 PKs; 11 rounds)
at UC Irvine 2, (4) Wake Forest 0

Round-of-16 Matchups: UCLA at Stanford ... Marquette at FSU ... WVU at BC ... Wash. vs. Irvine (site TBA) ... G'town vs. MN (site TBA) ... OhioSt at VA ... Duke at OkSt ... ND at UNC

SATURDAY'S NCAA GAME
(Second Round; 11/13/10)
at UCLA 2, (4) Central Florida 1
• UCLA info. – Release  | Stats

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• UCF info. – Release | Stats

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CUSA – Release | Stats

FRIDAY'S NCAA GAMES
(First Round; 11/12/10)

Penn State 1, Penn 0 (at WVU)
TX A&M adv. vs. No. Dakota St.

   (1-1 ... 4-3 PKs ... at MN)

at Boston College 2, Boston U. 1

at Florida St. 3, Middle TN St. 0

USC 3, Illinois 1 (at Notre Dame)

at No. Carolina 5, Jackston St. 0

at Maryland 4, High Point 0

at Virginia 3, Lehigh 0

at Ohio St. 1, St.Francis 0 (2 OT)

OR-St. 5, Memphis 0 (@OK-St)

WIS 2, Milwaukee 1 (@MARQ)

at WestVirginia 2, Morehead St. 0

at Florida 3, Mercer 0

at Minnesota 4, Creighton 2

So. Florida 3, Auburn 1 (at FSU)

Hofstra 1, Connecticut 0 (at BC)

at Notre Dame 3, New Mexico 0

S.Carolina 2, UNC Green. 1 (@VA)

J. Madison 3, Texas 1 (at NC)

Wash. 4, Oklahoma 0 (@Port)

S.Clara 1, Long Beach 0 (@Stan)

Dayton 3, Va.Tech 0 (at OhioSt)

Georgetown 5, Siena 1 (at MD)

WakeForest 1, SanDiego 0 (@UCI)

at Oklahoma St. 2, Michigan 1

at Marquette 1, Central Mich. 0

Duke 2, California 1 (at Florida)

at Stanford 3, Sacramento St. 0

at UC Irvine 2, Arizona St. 1

at Portland 9, TX San Antonio 0

THURSDAY'S NCAA GAMES
(First Round; at UCLA; 11/11/10)
5:30 PT (8:30 ET)
BYU vs. UCLA
Live Coverage – Stats • Audio

• BYUinfo. – Release | Stats

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• UCLA info. – Release  | Stats

Roster | Results | Media Guide

Pac-10 – Release  | Stats  | MG

8 PT (11 ET)

Fresno St, vs. (4) Central Florida

Live Coverage – Stats

• FSU info. – Release | Stats
Roster | Results | Media Guide
WAC – Release | Stats | MG

• UCF info. – Release | Stats
Roster | Results | Media Guide
CUSA – Release | Stats

SUNDAY'S KEY GAMES (11/7)

Big Ten (regular season; ET)
at Penn St. 1, Michigan 0 (2 OT)

Pacific-10 (regular season)
USC 5, at Arizona 0
at Stanford 3, Oregon 0

at California 1, Oregon St. 0 (OT)
UCLA 3, at Arizona State 0

Atlantic Coast Final (ET)
(Cary, N.C.; Wakemed Soc. Park)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#5 Wake Forest champs
(1-1 ... 3-1 PKs vs. #2 Maryland)

Atlantic-10 Finals (ET)
(at Univ. of Rhode Island)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 Dayton 4, #1 Charlotte 3 (OT)

BIG EAST Final (ET)
(Piscataway, NJ; at Rutgers)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

(A2) W.Va. 1, (A3) South FL 0

Big South Final (ET)
(at Radford)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#5 High Pt 1, Gardner Webb 0 (OT)

Big Sky Final (MT)
(Flagstaff, AZ; at No. Arizona)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#3 Sacramento St 1, #1 No.AZ 0

Big 12 Final (CT)
(San Antonio; Blossom Stadium)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL
#2 Oklahoma State champs
(1-1 ... 5-4 PKs vs. #4 Oklahoma)

Big West Final (PT)
(at UC Irvine)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL
#2 Long Beach 1, #1 UC Irvine 0

Colonial Final (ET)
(Hempstead, NY; at Hofstra)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 JamesMadison 2, #1 Hofstra 0

Conference USA Finals (ET)
(Orlando, FL; at Central Florida)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 Memphis 1, #1 UCF 0

Horizon League Final (ET)
(Indianapolis; at Butler)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 Milwaukee 5, #1 Butler 0

Metro-Atlantic/MAAC Final ( ET)
(at Loyola, MD)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#3 Siena 1, #1 Canisius 0 (OT)

Mid-American Final (ET)
(at Toledo)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

1 – #3 Cen. Mich. 3, #5 W.Mich. 1

Missouri Valley Final (CT)
(Omaha, NE; at Creighton)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#1 Creighton 2, #2 Mo. St. 1 (OT)

Northeast/NEC Final (ET)
(at Fairleigh Dickinson/host-LIU)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 St.Francis 1, #1 Long Island 0

Ohio Valley Final (ET)
(at Morehead State)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#1 Morehead St. 2, #3 A. Peay 1

Patriot League Final (ET)
(at Army)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#3 Lehigh 1, #1 Army 0

Southeastern Final (CT)
(Orange Beach, AL Sportplex)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#1 Florida 1, #2 South Carolina 0

Southern Final (ET)
(Cullowhee, NC; at W. Carolina)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#1 UNC-Green. 1, #2 Samford 0

Southland Final (CT)
(San Marcos, TX; at Texas St.)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#3 TX-S.A. 1, #1 SE La. 0 (OT)

Southwest. Athletic Final (CT)
(at Arkansas-Pine Bluff)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

(E1) JacksonSt. 2, (E2) MS-Val. 0

Summit League Final (MT)
(at South Dakota State)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 No.DakotaSt 3, #4 W.Illinois 1

Western Athletic Final (CT)
(at Louisiana Tech)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

1–#6 Fresno State champs
(0-0...3-1 PKs vs. #1 SanJose St)

SAT. KEY GAMES (11/6)

America East Final (ET)
at #1 Boston Univ. 4, #6 Maine 0

Atlantic Sun Final (ET)
#2 Mercer 1, at #1 Jacksonville 0

Mountain West Final (PT)
(at San DIego State)
#2 BYU 1, #1 New Mexico 0

Sunbelt Final (CT)
(Bowling Green, KY; at WKU)
#2 Mid. TN champs vs. #1 Denver
   (1-1 ... 3-2 in PKs; 4.5 rds)

Big South (Semifinals; ET)
(at Radford)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL
#5 High Point 1, #1 Winthrop 0

#7 Gard.Webb adv. vs. #6 Liberty
   (0-0 ... 4-2 in PKs; 4 rds)

Ivy League (regular season; ET)
Pennsylvania 0, at Princeton 0

(Penn wins league/NCAA bid)

West Coast (regular season; PT)
Portland 1, at St. Mary's 1
at Pepperdine 3, Santa Clara 2

Big Ten (regular season; CT)
at Illinois 1, Northwestern 0

FRIDAY KEY GAMES (11/5)

Big Ten (regular season; ET)
at Ohio State 1, Michigan State 0
Minnesota 3, at Indiana 0

Pacific-10 (regular season; PT)
at Stanford 2, Oregon State 0
at Arizona State 3, USC 0

UCLA 1, at Arizona 0
at Wash. St. 2, Washington 1 (OT)
at California 2, Oregon 0

West Coast (regular season; PT)
San Diego 2, at LMU 1

Atlantic Coast (Semifinals; ET)
(Cary, N.C.; Wakemed Soc. Park)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#5 Wake Forest adv. vs. #1 UNC
   (1-1 ... 5-4 on PKs)
#2 Maryland 1, #6 BC 0 (OT)

Atlantic-10 (Semifinals; ET)
(at Univ. of Rhode Island)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#1 Charlotte 3, #6 LaSalle 1

#2 Dayton 1, #4 St. Bon. 0 (OT)

BIG EAST (Semifinals; ET)
(Piscataway, NJ; at Rutgers)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

A2 West Virginia 2, A4 UConn 0
A3 South FL 3, A1 Marquette 2

Big Sky (Semifinals; PT)
(Flagstaff, AZ; at No. Arizona)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#3 Sac. St. 2, #2 Portland St. 1

#1 No. Ariz. 1, #4 No. Colorado 0

Big 12 (Semifinals; CT)
(San Antonio; Blossom Stadium)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL
#4 Okla. 1, #1 TX A&M 0 (OT)

#2 OK-St 3, #3 Nebraska 2 (OT)

Colonial (Semifinals; ET)
(Hempstead, NY; at Hofstra)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 J.Madison adv. v. #3 G.Mason
   (1-1 ... 6-5 PKs in 7 rds)
#1 Hofstra 3, #4 Georgia State 0

Conf. USA (Semifinals; ET)
(Orlando, FL; at Central Florida)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 Memphis 1, #3 Houston 0
#1 UCF 2, #4 SMU 0

Horizon League (Semifinals; ET)
(Indianapolis; at Butler)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 Milwaukee 2, #4 WrightSt. 0
#1 Butler 2, #6 Detroit 1

Metro-Atlantic/MAAC (SFs; ET)
(at Loyola, MD)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#1 Canisius 1, #4 Rider 0
#3 Siena 4, #2 Marist 2

Mid-American (Semifinals; ET)
(at Toledo)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#3 Cen. Michigan 2, #2 Miami 1
#5 W. Michigan 1, #1 Toledo 0

Missouri Valley (Semifinals; CT)
(Omaha, NE; at Creighton)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 Missouri-St. adv. v. #3 ILL-St.
   (1-1 ... 2-1 PKs)
#1 Creighton 5, #5 Evansville 0

Northeast/NEC (Semifinals; ET)
(at Fairleigh Dickinson/host-LIU)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#1 Long Island 1, #4 Cen.Conn. 0
#2 St.Fran. adv. vs. #3 Quinnipiac
   (2-2 ... 3-1 on PKs)

Ohio Valley (Semifinals; ET)
(at Morehead State)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#1 Morehead 2, #4 E. Illinois 1
#3 AustinPeay 3, #2 SE Mo. 1 ot

Patriot League (Semifinals; ET)
(at Army)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#1 Army 1, #4 Colgate 0
#3 Lehigh 1, #2 Bucknell 0

Southeastern (Semifinals; CT)
(Orange Beach, AL Sportplex)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#2 S.C. adv. vs. #6 LSU
   (1-1 ... 4-3 on PKs)
#1 Florida 3, #4 Georgia 1

Southern (Semifinals; ET)
(Cullowhee, NC; at W. Carolina)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#1 UNC Greensboro 2, #5 Elon 0
#2 Samford 4, #3 Citadel 3

Southland (Semifinals; CT)
(San Marcos, TX; at Texas St.)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#3 TX-S.A. adv. vs. #2 SF Austin
   (1-1 ... 5-4 on PKs)
#1 SE La. 3, #4 Texas St. 2 (OT)

Southwest. Ath. (Semifinals; CT)
(at Arkansas-Pine Bluff)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

E1 Jackson St. 2, E3 Ala. St. 0
E2 MS-Valley 2, W1 APB 0

Summit League (SFs; MT)
(at South Dakota State)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#4 W. Illinois adv. vs. #1 Oakland
   (1-1 ... 5-4 PKs)

#2 N.D. St. adv. vs. #3 S.D. St.
   (1-1 ... 4--3 PKs)

Western Athletic (Semifinals; CT)
(at Louisiana Tech)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#6 Fresno St. 1, #2 Utah St. 0

#1 San Jose St. 2, #5 Boise St. 0

Big South (Quarterfinals; ET)
(at Radford)

TOURNAMENT CENTRAL

#5 High Point 1, #4 Char. So. 0

#1 Winthrop 3, #8 VMI 1
#6 Liberty 3, #3 CoastalCarolina 2
#7 Gardner Webb 1, #2 Radford 0

THUR. CONF. TOURNEYS
(11/4/10; quarterfinals or semi's)
Atlantic Sun (Semifinals; ET)
(at Jacksonville University)

#2 Mercer 5, #6 Stetson 0

#1 J'ville 3, #4 Kennesaw St. 0

Big West (Semifinals; PT)

@#2 LongBeach 1, #3 Northridge 0
at #1 UC Irvine 2, #4 U.ofPacific 1

Mountain West (Semifinals; PT)
(San Diego State Sports Deck)

#1 New Mexico 2, #5 UNLV 1 (OT)
#2 BYU 2, #3 San Diego St. 0

Sunbelt (Semifinals; CT)
(BowlingGreen, KY; WK SocCom)

#1 Denver 1, #4 FL Int'l 0

#2 Middle TN adv. vs. #6 W. KY
   (1-1 ... 4-3 in 6 rds of PKs)

Atlantic-10 (Quarters; ET)
(at Univ. of Rhode Island)

#6 LaSalle 2, #3 Duquesne 1

#4 St. Bonaventure 2, #5 UMass 0
byes – #1 Charlotte & #2 Dayton

Ohio Valley (Quarters; ET)
(at Morehead State)

#4 East. Illinois 2, #5 East. KY 1 #3 Austin Peay 1, #6 MurraySt 0
byes – #1 Morehead & #2 SE Mo.

Southland (Quarters; CT)
(San Marcos, TX; at Texas St.)

#3 TX-S.A. 1, #6 Lamar 0
#4 Texas St. 2, #5 Sam Houston 1
byes – #1 SE La. & #2 SF Austin

Western Athletic (Quarters; CT)
(at Louisiana Tech)

#6 Fresno St. 3, #3 Idaho 0

#5 Boise 2, #4 La. Tech 1 (2 OT)
byes – #1 SanJoseSt & #2 UtahSt

Big South (Quarters; ET)
(at Radford)
* rain delay to Friday/same sked *

11:30 – #5 HighPt vs. #4 Char. So.

2 – #8 VMI vs. #1 Winthrop
4:30 – #6 Liberty vs. #3 Co. Car.
7 – #7 G-Webb vs. #2 Radford

Southeastern (Quarters; CT)
(Orange Beach, AL Sportplex)
#2 S.C. adv. vs. #7 KY 1-1/3-2 PK
#6 LSU 1, #3 Tennessee 0 (OT)
#1 Florida 5, #8 Vanderbilt 3
#4 Georgia 2, #5 Auburn 1 (2 OT)

Southwestern Ath. (Quarters; CT)
(at Arkansas-Pine Bluff)
W1 Ark.-PB 2, E4 AL A&M 0
E1 JacksonSt 2, W4 Southern 0
E2 MS-Valley 2, W3 Pr. View 1
E3 Ala. St. 2, W2 TX-So. 1 (OT)

WED. CONF. TOURNAMENTS
(11/3/10; all quarterfinals)
Atlantic Coast (Quarters; ET)
(Cary, N.C.; Wakemed Soc. Park)
#1 UNC 4, #8 Va. Tech 2
#5 Wake Forest 3, #4 Fla. St. 1
#2 Maryland 1,  #7 Duke 0
#6 Boston College 1, #3 Virginia 0

Big 12 (Quarters; CT)
(San Antonio, TX; Blossom Stad.)
#4 Oklahoma 1, #5 Texas 0
#3 Nebraska 4, #6 Missouri 1
#1 A&M adv. v. #8 CO (0-0/5-4 PK
#2 Oklahoma St. 3, #7 TX Tech 1

Southeastern (Quarters; CT)
(Orange Beach, AL Sportplex)
all games postponed to Thursday due to poor weather
#7 Kentucky vs. #2 S.C.
#6 LSU vs. #3 Tennessee
#8 Vanderbilt vs. #1 FL
#4 Georgia vs. #5 Auburn

Sunbelt (Quarters; CT)
(BowlingGreen, KY; WK SocCom)
#1 Denver 2, #8 La.-Lafayette 1

#4 Florida International 2, Troy 1

#2 Middle TN 3, #7 FL Atlantic 1

#6 W. Kentucky 3, #3 N. Texas 0

Conference USA (Quarters; ET)
(Orlando, FL; UCF Soc. Complex)
#3 Houston 3, #6 Marshall 0
#4 SMU adv. v. #5 Rice 0-0/4-2 PK

Mountain West (Quarters; PT)
(San Diego State Sports Deck)
#4 Utah 4, #5 UNLV 1
#3 SanDiego St. 4, #6 Wyoming 0

MONDAY'S KEY GAME
(cs360 top-50; 11/1/10)
at #31 Wisconsin 3, N'western 0

SUNDAY'S BIG GAMES
(both cs360 top-50; 10/31/10)
#3 UNC 2, at #25 Wake Forest 0
at #6 Maryland 2, #43 Miami 1
#9 FL St. 1, at #10 Boston Coll. 0
at #50 Michigan 3, #20 Illinois 2
at #26 USC 2, #34 Washington 0
#49 USF 1 at #32 G'town 0 (2 OT)
   (BIG EAST Quarterfinal)

OTHER KEY SUN. GAMES
(cs360 top-50; 10/31/10)

at #2 Portland 2, San Francisco 0

UConn 2, at #4 N.Dame 0 (BE QF)

#5 Virgnia 6, at Clemson 0

at #11 Oregon St. 3, Arizona 0
at #12 Marquette 3, DePaul 0
   (BIG EAST Quarterfinal)

at Indiana 1, #14 Ohio State 0

at #15 UC Irvine 3, CS Fullerton 2

LMU 2, at #16 Santa Clara 0
at #19 WV 1, Rutgers 0 (BE QF)

at #23 UNC Green. 1, Wofford 0

   (SoCon Quarterfinal)

at #29 UCLA 2, Washington St. 0

at Oregon 2, #33 Arizona St. 0

at #40 Boston 2, Albany 0 (AE SF)

at #44 Toledo 1, Ohio 0 (MAC QF)

Iowa 1, at #45 Michigan State 1

at UC Davis 1, #46 Long Beach 0
at #47 Virginia Tech 4, N.C. St. 0

CONF. TOURNAMENTS

   (Sunday; 10/31/10)
AMERICA EAST (quarters)
at (1) Boston U. 2, (4) Albany 0

(6) Maine 3, at (2) Stony Brook 1

BIG EAST (quarters; 1:00 local)

(A-4) UConn 2, at (N-1) N.Dame 1

@ (A-1) Marq. 3, (N-4) DePaul 0

(A-3) USF 1, at (N-2) G'town 0 2ot
at (A-2) W.Va. 1, (N-3) Rutgers 0

HORIZON (quarters)
at (4) Wright St. 1, (5) Loyola(IL) 0

MID-AMERICAN (quarters; 1 ET)
at (1) Toledo 1, (8) Ohio 0
at (2) Miami OH 2, (7) Akron 0
at (3) Cen. Mich. 2, (6) No. ILL 1
(5) W. Mich. 0, at (4) E. Mich. 0
   (WMU advanced 4-2 on PKs)

MISSOURI VALLEY (QFs...1 CT)
(5) Evansville 1, at (4) Drake 0
at (3) ILL St. 2, (6) IN St. 1 (2 OT)

SOUTHERN (quarters)
at (1) UNCG 1, (8) Wofford 0
at (2) Samford 1, (7) Davidson 1
   (Samford adv. 4-3 on PKs)
at(3) Citadel 2, (6) Furman 1 (2OT)
(5) Elon 1, at (4) Coll. Charleston 0

SATURDAY'S KEY GAMES
(cs360 top-50; 10/30/10)
#1 Stanford 3, at #42 California 0

#17 BYU 2, at Utah 1
at #18 Hofstra 2, N'eastern 1 2OT
#22 New Mexico 1, at TCU 1

CONF. TOURNAMENTS
(Saturday; 10/30/10)

Horizon League (quarterfinals)
#6 Detroit 2, at #3 Cleveland St. 1

Atlantic Sun (quarterfinals)
#6 Stetson 1, at #3 No. Florida 0
#5 E. TN 0, at #4 Kennesaw St. 0
  (Kennesaw St. adv. 4-2 on PKs)

FRIDAY'S BIG GAMES
(both cs360 top-50; 10/29/10)

#7 Texas A&M 1, at #28 Texas 1

#8 Florida 1, at #17 S. Carolina 1

at #11 Ore. St. 1, #33 Ariz. St. 0

#20 llinois 1, at #45 Mich. St. 0

#34 Washington 1, at #29 UCLA 0

OTHER KEY FRI. GAMES
(cs360 top-50; 10/29/10)

#13 Okla. St. 2, at Oklahoma 0

at #26 USC 3, Washington St. 2

at #27 Denver 1, North Texas 0

at #30 Central FL 6, So. Miss. 0

at Tennessee 2, #35 Georgia 1

#36 Minn. 2, at Northwestern 1

#37 Dayton 2, at Xavier 0

at #39 Auburn 2, Alabama 1

at Colorado 2, #42 Nebraska 1

#46 Long Beach 2, at Pacific 0

at #48 San Diego 2, Pepperdine 1

at #50 Michigan 2, Iowa 1

THURSDAY'S BIG GAMES
(both cs360 top-50; 10/28/10)
#3 N. Carolina 5, at #24 Duke 3
at #6 Maryland 2, #9 Florida St. 1
at #10 BC 1, #43 Miami 0 (2 OT)
at #16 Santa Clara 2, #21 BYU 1

OTHER KEY THUR. GAMES
(cs360 top-50; 10/28/10)
at #5 Virginia 2, N.C. St. 1
#23 UNC Greensboro 2, at Elon 1
at #38 Memphis 2, UAB 1
at Ball State 1, #44 Toledo 0

#47 Va. Tech 3, at Clemson 0

CONF. TOURNAMENTS
(Thursday; 10/28/10)

America East (quarterfinals)
at (4) Albany 2, (5) N.Hampshire 1
(6) Maine 1, at (3) Hartford 0

BIG EAST (first round)

at (A4) UConn 3, (N5) Louisville 0

at (N4) DePaul 1, (A5) Pitt 0

SUNDAY'S BIG GAMES
(both cs360 top-50; 10/24/10)
#8 Maryland 2, at #2 UNC 1
#3 Portland 1, at #13 SantaClara 0

#4 Notre Dame 1, at #36 G'town 1

at #9 Texas A&M 1, #5 OK St. 0

#6 Virginia 4, at #46 Miami 1

#7 BC 2 @#33 WakeForest 1 (OT)

at #10 FloridaSt 2, #42 VaTech 0

#15 Oregon St. 1, at #35 Wash. 0
#49 Penn State 2, at #18 Illinois 0

#31 Cal 1, at #28 Arizona St 1.

#41 Mich. St. 1, at #30 Minn. 1

OTHER KEY SUN. GAMES
(cs360 top-50; 10/24/10)
#1 Stanford 1, at Arizona 0
at #11 Florida 3, Arkansas 1
#12 Ohio State 2, at Purdue 1
at #14 Marquette 2, St. John's 0

#16 UC Irvine 1, at UC Riverside 0

at #19 South Carolina 1, LSU 0
at #21 Hofstra 2, NC-Wilmington 0
#22 New Mexico 1, at Wyoming 1
at #23 W.Virginia 2, Providence 1
#24 UNC Green. 1, at App. St. 0
@StBonaventure 2, #25 Dayton 1
Auburn 2, at #26 Georgia 1
at #29 Denver 3, Ark.-L.R. 2 (OT)
at #32 Central Florida 3, SMU 0
Oklahoma 2, at #34 TX 1 (2 OT)
Gonzaga 1, at #37 San Diego 0
at #38 Duke 2, N.C. State 0
at #39 Wisconsin 1, Mich. 0 (2 OT)
Houston 1, at #40 Memphis 1
Missouri 5, at #44 Texas Tech 2
at #45 Boston Univ. 2, Maine 0
at #47 Long Beach 2, Northridge 1
at Pittsburgh 1, #50 Connecticut 0

SATURDAY'S TOP GAMES
(cs360 top-50; 10/23/10)

at #17 BYU 1, San Diego St. 0

Dartmouth 2, at #48 Columbia 1

FRIDAY'S BIG GAMES
(both cs360 top-50; 10/22/10)
#1 Stanford 3, at #29 Ariz. St. 0

#3 Portland 1, at #37 San Diego 0

at #34 Texas 1, #5 Okla. St. 0
#27 USC 1, #20 UCLA 0 (Coliseum)
at #23 W. Virginia 3, #50 UConn 0
at #39 Wis. 2, #41 Mich. St. 0

OTHER KEY FRIDAY GAMES

(cs360 top-50; 10/22/10)

#4 Notre Dame 1, at Villanova 0

at #9 TX A&M 2, Okla. 1 (2 OT)

at #13 Santa Clara 5, Gonzaga  0

at #14 Marquette 2, Syracuse 0

#15 Oregon St. 1, at Wash. St. 0

at #21 Hofstra 3, Ga. St. 2 (OT)
#22 N.Mexico 1 @AirForce 0 (2OT)

at Duquesne 2, #25 Dayton 1 (OT)

Mich. 1, at #30 Minn. 0 (2 OT)

at Arizona 1, #31 Cal 0 (OT)
at #32 Central Florida 3, Tulsa 1

at #35 Washington 2, Oregon  0

at #36 Georgetown 1, DePaul 0

at #40 Memphis 1, Rice 0

at #43 Nebraska 2, Kansas 1
at #44 Tx Tech 3, IowaSt. 2 (OT)



THURSDAY'S BIG GAMES

(both cs360 top-50; 10/21/10)
#6 Virginia 0, at #10 Florida St. 0
at #38 Duke 3, #7 Boston Coll. 0
at #33 Wake Forest 2, #8 MD 1
#16 Irvine 1, at #47 Long Beach 0
#18 Illinois 2, at #12 Ohio St. 1
at #46 Miami 2, #42 Va. Tech 0

OTHER KEY THUR. GAMES
(cs360 top-50; 10/21/10)
#2 North Carolina 5, at Clemson 1
#11 Florida 2, at LSU 0

UNLV 0, at #17 BYU 0

#19 S. Carolina 3, at Arkansas 1
#24 UNC Green. 2, W. Carolina 0
#26 Georgia 3, at Alabama 0
#29 Denver 2, at Arkansas St. 0
at #45 Boston Univ. 2, Albany 0

MONDAY'S TOP-50 GAME
(cs360 top-50; 10/18/10)
#48 Columbia 2, at Manhattan 0

SUNDAY'S BIG GAMES
(both cs360 top-50; 10/17/10)

at #1 Stanford 2, #29 Wash. 1

at #3 Portland 1, #47 Pepperdine 0

at #10 UVa 2, #27 Wake Forest 1

at #11 Florida 2, #34 Georgia 1 (ot)

at #36 Oregon St. 3, #14 UCLA 0
at #15 OhioSt. 2, #17 Minn. 1 (OT)

#35 Duke 3, at #25 Va. Tech 0
at #37 W.Va. 3, #30 G'town 0

OTHER KEY SUNDAY GMS

(cs360 top-50; 10/17/10)

at #2 North Carolina 5, Miami 0

#4 NotreDame 3, at Providence 1

at #5 Boston Coll. 3, Clemson 1

#8 Florida St. 4, at N.C. St. 1

#9 Texas A&M 4, at Missouri 2

at #13 S. Carolina 2, Tenn. 1

#16 Santa Clara 2, at SanFran 0

at #19 Marquette 4, Louisville 3 ot

#21 USC 1, at Oregon 1
#22 Central Florida 4, at UTEP 0
#23 Hofstra 3, at Old Dominion 1

#24 UNC Green. 4, at Furman 1

at #28 Denver 1, FL Int'l 0 (OT)

at #31 Cal 2, Washington St. 0

#32 Dayton 2, at St. Joseph's 0

#33 Wisconsin 3, at Penn St. 2

#38 Texas 1, at Iowa State 0

at Niagara 1, #39 Siena 0

#42 San Diego 2, at St. Mary's 1

#43 Auburn 1, at Kentucky 1

#45 Memphis 3, at SMU 0
at Gonzaga 2, #46 LMU 1
at #48 Mich.St. 1, Northwestern 0
#49 Boston U. 4, @Binghamton 0

#50 Rutgers 0, at St. John's 0

SATURDAY'S TOP GAMES

(cs360 top-50; 10/16/10)
at #6 Okla. St. 4, #41 Nebraska 2
@#40 NewMexico 1, #12 BYU 0 (2 OT)
at #18 Illinois 2, Iowa 1 (OT)

FRIDAY'S BIG GAMES
(both cs360 top-50; 10/15/10)
at #3 Portland 2, #46 LMU 0
#34 Georgia 1, at #13 S.Carolina 0
at #15 OhioSt 1, #33 Wisconsin 0
at #36 Oregon St. 1, #21 USC 0
at #31 Cal 3, #29 Washington 2

OTHER KEY FRIDAY GAMES

(cs360 top-50; 10/15/10)
at #1 Stanford 5, Wash. St. 0
#4 Notre Dame 1, at UConn 1
#9 TX A&M 1, at Iowa St. 0 (OT)
at #11 Florida 4, Tennessee 2

#14 UCLA 3, at Oregon 1
#16 Santa Clara 2, at St.Mary's 0
at Penn St. 2, #17 Minnesota 1
at #19 Marquette 4, Cincinnati 0
at #20 Irvine 1, Northridge 0 (2OT)
at Colorado Coll. 1, #22 UCF 0
#23 Hofstra 3, at W. & Mary 2
#24 UNC Gr. 3, at Wofford 0
at #26 Arizona St. 2, Arizona 1
at #28 Denver 3, FL Atlantic 0
#30 Georgetown 1, at Pitt 0
#32 Dayton 3, at Temple 0
at #37 W.Va. 4, Villanova 3 (OT)
#38 Texas 1, at Missouri 0

at Canisius 3, #39 Siena 2 (2OT)
#42 San Diego 4, at San Fran. 1

#43 Auburn 1, at Vanderbilt 1

at #44 Texas Tech 2, Kansas 0

#45 Memphis 1, at Tulsa 1
@Gonzaga 1, #47 Pepperdine 0 ot
at Syracuse 1, #50 Rutgers 0

THURSDAY'S BIG GAMES
(both cs360 top-50; 10/14/10)
at #2 UNC 1, #8 Florida St. 0

at #10 Virginia 2, #35 Duke 0

#27 WakeForest 3, at #25 VaTech 3

OTHER KEY THUR. GAMES
(cs360 top-50; 10/14/10)
at #6 OK State 3, Colorado 2
at #7 Maryland 4, Clemson 0
#12 BYU 1, at TCU 0
at #40 New Mexico 3, Utah 0
#41 Nebraska 0, at Oklahoma 0
at #48 Michigan St. 2, Oakland 0

WEDNESDAY'S TOP GAME
(cs360 top-50; 10/13/10)
#49 Boston U. 1, at Dartmouth 0

SUNDAY'S BIG GAMES

(both CS360 top-50 ... 10/10/10)
#1 Stanford 2, at #13 UCLA 0
#41 VaTech 2, at #3 BostonColl. 1

at #10 TX A&M 4, #43 TX Tech 0
#16 Illinois 0, at #34 Wisconsin 0
at #18 Santa Clara 1, #32 USD 0
at #22 USC 5, #23 Cal 4 (OT)

at #40 Wash. 1, #25 Ariz. St. 0
#33 G'town 3, at #49 Louisville 1
#36 Texas 1, at #47 Baylor 0

SUNDAY'S OTHER KEY GMS
(CS360 top-50 ... 10/10/10)

#4 Portland 4, at Gonzaga 0
at #5 Notre Dame 3, Rutgers 2

at Auburn 1, #6 Florida 0

#12 Maryland 1, at N.C. State 0

#14 S. Carolina 2, at Alabama 1

at #15 Minnesota 4, Purdue 1
#17 Ohio St. 1 @N'western 0 (OT)
Rice 1, at #19 Central Florida 1
#20 Marquette 1, at Prov. 0 (OT)
#21 UC Irvine 2, at UCSB 1 (2OT)
at #24 Duke 4, Clemson 1
at #26 Hofstra 5, George Mason 1
at #27 UNCG 2, Coll. Charleston 1
#28 Denver 4, at Troy 0
#29 Wake Forest 3, at Miami 1
at #30 Dayton 5, UMass 0
at #35 Siena 4, Rider 1
#38 Georgia 3, at Miss. St. 0
at #39 Nebraska 4, Missouri 2
at #44 Memphis 2, Marshall 0
Butler 1, at #45 Milwaukee 0
#48 W.Va. 1, at St. John's 0 OT

SATURDAY'S TOP GAMES
(CS360 top-50 ... 10/9/10)

at #11 BYU 2, Air Force 1

at #37 NewMexico 2, S.DiegoSt 1

#46 Pepperdine 1, at #42 LMU 1

FRIDAY'S BIG GAMES
(both CS360 top-50 ... 10/8/10)

#1 Stanford 2, at #22 USC 1
#2 UNC 1, at #9 Virginia 0 (OT)
at #10 TX A&M 2, #47 Baylor 0

at #13 UCLA 1, #23 California 0

#43 TX Tech 0, at #33 Texas 0

OTHER KEY FRI. GAMES
(cs360 top-50 ... 10/8/10)

at #5 Notre Dame 2, Seton Hall 1
#6 Florida 1, at Alabama 1
#7 Oklahoma St. 2, at Kansas 0
#14 South Carolina 3, at Auburn 1
#17 Ohio State 3, at Iowa 1
at #19 Central FL 2, Houston 1

#20 Marquette 1, at UConn 0

#21 UC Irvine 3, at Cal Poly 0

#25 Arizona St. 1, at Wash.St. 0
at #26 Hofstra 4, Towson 1

at #27 UNC Green. 3, Citadel 0

#28 Denver 2, at S. Alabama 0

at #30 Dayton 3, Rhode Island 1
#31 Oregon State 3, at Oregon 2
#33 Georgetown 3, at Cincinnati 1

at #35 Siena 3, Loyola (MD) 2

at Mississippi 0, #38 Georgia 0

at #39 Nebraska 4, Iowa State 1

at #40 Washington 4, Arizona 1

at #44 Memphis 2, E. Carolina 0

at #45 Milwaukee 5, Valparaiso 0

#48 W.Va. 1, at Syracuse 0 (OT)

at #49 Louisville 5, Villanova 2

Other Noteworthy Fri. Results

Long Beach St. 3, at Riverside 0

at Toledo 1, Bowling Green 0

at DePaul 2, Rutgers 0

St. Bonaventure 3, at Charlotte 1

at SMU 1, UTEP 0

* Missouri 1, at Colorado 0

at Rice 2, Southern Miss. 0
* – upset

THURSDAY'S TOP GAMES

(cs360 top-50 10/7/10)
#12 MD 2, at #3 Boston Coll. 1
at #8 Florida State 3, Clemson 0
at Miami 2, #24 Duke 0

at #29 WakeForest 2, NC-St 1 OT

#50 Boston Univ. 3, at Hartford 0

CS360 Blog Archive September 2010

Handful of "big games" on relatively tame Friday (Oct. 1; w/ results)

Note: CollegeSoccer360 will be tracking Friday's action throughout the day, via this blog page, the adjacent sidebar scoreboard and via Twitter feed (cs360updates).

Compared to the past few Friday slates, the Division I games scheduled for Oct. 1 are relatively tame in terms of big games on a national scale. All told, there are 29 games on Friday's docket involving teams in the top-50 of the CS360 Composite National Rankings (33 teams in action; 17 idle), and the four head-to-head matchups between CS360 top-50 squads each feature at least one team ranked in the high-30s or 40s: #36 Milwaukee at #32 Texas (7 CT) ... #38 Colorado at #37 Texas Tech (6 CT) ... #19 Central Florida at #42 Memphis ... and #14 USC at #50 San Diego (a rare/odd regular-season rematch??; USD won at USC, 1-0, back on Aug. 20).

Two CS360 top-50 teams will return to action on Saturday (Oct. 2): #15 BYU (at Wyoming; 1 MT) and #20 California (at St. Mary's; 4 PT). Plenty of other CS360 top-50 teams that are idle on Friday will return to the pitch for Sunday games (Oct. 3), including three head-to-head battles: #1 Boston College at #9 Virginia (2 ET) ... #16 Santa Clara at #2 Stanford (1 PT) ... and #22 Duke at #10 Florida State (1 ET). There are six other Sunday games for top-50 squads that are idle on Friday: #11 Maryland at Virginia Tech (5 ET) ... Penn State at #23 Ohio State (3 ET) ... Delaware at #24 Hofstra (1 ET) ... #41 Washington at #5 Portland ... Stony Brook at #43 Boston University (1 ET) ... and #49 Iowa at Wisconsin (1 CT). Three other CS360 top-50 squads – #13 Minnesota, #25 Wake Forest and #27 Arizona State – are idle all weekend.

FRIDAY'S BIG GAMES/RESULTS
(both in CS360 composite top-50; 10/1/10)

at #50 San Diego 1, #14 USC 0

#19 Central Florida 1, at #42 Memphis 1

at #32 Texas 4, #36 Milwaukee 3 (OT)

at #37 Texas Tech 1, #38 Colorado 0

FRIDAY'S OTHER KEY GAMES/RESULTS
(cs360 composite top-50; 10/1/10)

#3 North Carolina 3, at North Carolina State 0

at #4 Notre Dame 3, Syracuse 0

at #5 Portland 4, Oregon 1

at #6 Florida 7, Mississippi State 1

Pepperdine 1, at #7 UCLA 0

#8 Oklahoma St. 3, at Missouri 1

#12 Texas A&M 1, at Kansas 0

at #17 South Carolina 3, Mississippi 0

at #18 Illinois 4, Purdue 1

at #21 UC Irvine 1, University of the Pacific 0 (2 OT)

Pittsburgh 2, at #26 Louisville 0

at #28 North Carolina Greensboro 5, Georgia Southern 1

at #29 Denver 2, Louisiana-Lafayette 1

at #30 Georgetown 3, South Florida 1

Kentucky 1, at #31 Georgia 1

at Baylor 2, #33 Nebraska 1

#34 Oregon State 3, at Weber State 2
#35 Marquette 3, at Villlanova 0

#39 Siena 2, at Manhattan 1

at #40 Dayton 4, Fordham 0

#44 Auburn 3, at Arkansas 2

at #45 LMU 1, Cal State Fullerton 0 (OT)

at Rice 1, #46 UTEP 0

#47 Toledo 2, at Ohio University 0

#48 Alabama 0, at LSU 0

Sep 30, 2010 11:25 PM

Senior Salute: Three classes post 60th career win (updated thru 9/28/10 gms)

all research courtesty of CollegeSoccer360.com

Contact: Pete LaFleur (editor@collegesoccer360.com)

Previous CS360 Senior Salutes (2010)

• Aug. 26 | • Sept. 2 (featured team: BYU)
• Sept. 6 (featured: Notre Dame) | • Sept. 16

CollegeSoccer360.com's exclusive tracking of the winningest senior classes/4-year records in Division I women's soccer has been updated, through games played as of Sept. 26. The top-2 programs – North Carolina (76-9-5) and Notre Dame (75-11-3) – are separated by only one win, while Stanford (70-6-8) and UCLA (70-8-6) have edged ahead of fellow west-coast power Portland (69-9-0) in a tie for third place. The Portland seniors continue to own the top career winning pct. (.885). See bottom of this release for complete list of the 40 programs with the most victories over the past four seasons.

Three programs – BYU (61-15-5), Florida State (61-16-7) and Florida (60-16-7) – recently joined UNC, ND, Stanford, UCLA and Portland as teams that have totaled 60-plus victories over the past four seasons.

Boston College – riding a 28-4-3 record over the past two seasons – has been making moves up the 4-year record list (53-15-9), currently tied with Central Florida (53-17-9) for 13th on the list of winningest senior classes.

... CS360 also now is tracking the programs with the most wins over the past three seasons ('08-'10; winningest junior classes) and soon will be posting this info. in chart form ... but here a quick rundown of the top-25 winning programs from 2008-10: (1) UNC 57-5-4 ... (2) Notre Dame 56-6-1 ... (3) Stanford 55-3-3 ... (4) Portland 51-5-0 ... (5) UCLA 50-6-4 ... (6) BYU & Denver (both 44-11-3) ... (8) Florida St. 43-11-4, Minnesota 43-10-4 & Florida 43-11-4 ... (11) Oklahoma St. 42-9-7 & Boston College 42-10-5 ... (13) Charlotte 41-10-3 & Texas A&M 41-15-4 ... (15) Dayton 39-9-7 ... (16) UCF 38-13-5 & Memphis 38-15-2 ... (18) South Carolina 37-13-8 & Wake Forest 37-17-2 ... (20) UNC Greensboro 36-12-4 & Milwaukee 36-12-7 ... (22) USC 35-12-7, UTEP 35-14-2, Navy 35-14-6 & Boston Univ. 35-17-3.

The top winning percentages for the 2008-10 span belong to: Stanford (.881), Portland (.885), ND (.860), UNC (.872), UCLA (.869), Siena (.796; 33-7-4), FSU (.790), Charlotte (.787), BYU (.785), DU and Oklahoma St. (both .785), BC (.781) and Florida (.776).

... Here's the complete updated list of the nation's winningest senior classes (note: when referencing lists on this page, please credit CollegeSoccer360.com with the research and – if possible – provide a link to this blog post ... if currently in the CS360 blog stream, click on post headline above for the direct URL).

Current Four-Year Records in D-I Women's Soccer (top senior classes; '07-'10)
(research compiled by CollegeSoccer360.com; yearly records are 2007...'08...'09...'10)

(1) .... 76-9-5 (.872) ..... North Carolina (19-4-1 ... 25-1-2 ... 23-3-1 ... 9-1-1)

(2) .... 75-11-3 (.860) ... Notre Dame (19-5-2 ... 26-1-0 ... 21-4-1 ... 9-1-0)

(3) .... 70-6-8 (.881) ..... Stanford (15-3-5 ... 22-2-1 ... 25-1-0 ... 8-0-2)

........ 70-8-6 (.869) ..... UCLA (20-2-2 ... 22-1-2 ... 21-3-1 ... 7-2-1)
(5) .... 69-9-0 (.885) ..... Portland (18-4-0 ... 20-2-0 ... 21-2-0 ... 10-1-0)

re-sorted by win pct.: Portland .885 ... Stanford .881 ... UNC .872 ... UCLA .869 ... ND .860

(6) .... 61-15-5 (.784) ... BYU (17-4-2 ... 18-6-0 ... 18-4-2 ... 8-1-1)

......... 61-16-7 (.768) ... Florida State (18-6-3 ... 17-3-3 ... 19-5-1 ... 7-2-0)

(8) .... 60-16-7 (.765) ... Florida (17-5-3 ... 19-4-1 ... 16-6-2 ... 8-1-1)

(9) .... 59-19-6 (.738) ... Texas A&M (18-4-2 ... 18-5-1 ... 15-7-3 ... 8-3-0)

(10) .. 57-14-4 (.776) ... Charlotte (16-5-1 ... 18-4-1 ... 16-3-2 ... 7-3-0)

(11) .. 56-15-10 (.753) ... Oklahoma State (14-6-3 ... 18-1-4 ... 15-7-2 ... 9-1-1)
........ 56-16-8 (.750) ..... Denver (12-5-5 ... 19-3-2 ... 17-6-1 ... 8-2-0)

(13) .. 55-15-9 (.753) ..... USC (20-3-2 ... 16-5-2 ... 12-6-3 ... 7-1-2)

........ 55-19-3 (.734) ...... Memphis (17-4-1 ... 15-5-2 ... 16-7-0 ... 7-3-0)

(15) .. 53-15-9 (.747) ..... Boston College (11-5-4 ... 15-6-2 ... 18-4-2 ... 9-0-1)

........ 53-17-9 (.728) ....... Central Florida (15-4-4 ... 14-6-3 ... 17-5-1 ... 7-2-1)

(17) .. 52-13-11 (.757) .... Dayton (13-4-4 ... 15-6-1 .. 16-1-6 ... 8-2-0)

........ 52-17-5 (.737) ...... UNC Greensboro (16-5-1 ... 16-4-3 ... 13-7-0 ... 4-1-1)

........ 52-18-7 (.721) ...... Minnesota (9-8-2 ... 22-4-0 ... 12-5-3 ... 9-1-2)

(120) .. 51-19-11 (.698) .... South Carolina (14-6-3 ... 11-7-4 ... 19-4-2 ... 7-2-2)

(21) .. 50-23-6 (.671) ...... Georgia (18-4-2 ... 11-11-1 ... 15-6-1 ... 6-2-2)
........ 50-24-5 (.667) ...... Penn State (18-4-2 ... 16-8-0 ... 13-6-2 ... 3-6-1)

.........50-24-5 (.667) ..... Wake Forest (13-7-3 ... 13-8-0 ... 16-6-2 ... 8-3-0)

(24) .. 49-16-11 (.717) .... Milwaukee (13-4-4 ... 18-3-2 ... 12-6-3 ... 6-3-2)

......... 49-19-10 (.692) .... Navy (14-5-4 ... 15-4-3 ... 14-5-2 ... 6-5-1)

......... 49-20-11 (.681) .... Purdue (20-2-3 ... 12-7-3 ... 12-6-3 ... 5-5-2)

(27) ... 48-18-9 (.700) ..... San Diego (15-3-3 ... 15-5-2 ... 12-7-2 ... 6-3-2)

......... 48-21-4 (.685) ..... Georgetown (14-8-0 ... 13-4-2 ... 12-6-2 ... 9-3-0)

......... 48-21-4 (.685) ..... UTEP (13-7-2 ... 13-7-1 ... 13-6-1 ... 9-1-0)

(30) .. 47-19-6 (.694) ..... Hofstra (18-4-0 ... 11-8-3 ... 10-6-3 ... 8-1-0)

........ 47-19-10 (.684) .... Toledo (14-6-3 ... 16-5-1 ... 11-6-4 ... 6-2-2)

........ 47-19-15 (.673) .... West Virginia (18-5-2 ... 14-3-6 ... 10-7-6 ... 5-4-1)

........ 47-23-4 (.662) ...... William & Mary (15-5-2 ... 15-7-1 ... 12-7-0 ... 5-4-1)

........ 47-24-4 (.653) ..... North Texas (15-8-0 ... 15-4-1 ... 12-7-2 ... 5-5-1)

........ 47-25-5 (.643) ..... James Madison (17-5-1 ... 14-7-2 ... 11-8-2 ... 5-5-0)

(36) .. 46-13-11 (.736) ... Western Kentucky (14-3-3 ... 15-2-4 ... 14-4-2 ... 3-4-2)

........ 46-17-7 (.707) ..... Monmouth (12-5-4 ... 14-4-1 ... 15-5-1 ... 5-3-1)

........ 46-23-4 (.658) ...... Furman (16-6-1 ... 14-6-2 ... 10-8-0 ... 6-3-1)

........ 46-24-6 (.645) ..... Boston Univ. (11-7-3 ... 15-6-1 ... 14-6-2 ... 6-5-0)

(40)... 45-16-16 (.688) ... Virginia (13-4-6 ... 15-5-3 ... 10-6-6 ... 7-1-1)

......... 45-23-8 (.645) ..... Missouri (13-8-1 ... 16-5-2 ... 13-6-3 ... 3-4-2)

(all records above include games played through Sept. 28, 2010)

Sep 29, 2010 8:31 AM

CS360 Primetime Players of the Week #6 (Sept. 20-26, 2010)

Note: As with previous weeks, the full release honoring the CS360 Primetime Performers for week-6 will be posted on CollegeSoccer360.com later tonight/Tuesday morning (access via the AWARDS tab).

CLICK HERE for direct link to Primetime Performers #6 full release.

CS360 Primetime Performers of the Week #6

(D-I w-soccer; week of Sept. 20-26, 2010 ... presented by CollegeSoccer360.com)
* Boston College – Kristen Mewis (M ... So. ... Hansen, MA)

Colorado – Annie Brunner (G ... Fr. ... Arvada, CO)

Denver – Lara Campbell (G ... So. ... Anchorage, AK)

Eastern Kentucky – Nicole Donnelly (F ... Fr. ... Cincinnati, OH)

Marquette – Maegan Kelly (M/F ... Fr. ... Kansas City, MO)

Nebraska – Morgan Marlborough (F ... So. ... Lee's Summit, MO)

Notre Dame – Melissa Henderson (F ... Jr. ... Garland, TX)

Stanford – Christen Press (F ... Sr. ... Palos Verdes Estates, CA)

UTEP – Katie Dorman (M ... Jr. ... El Paso, TX)

UCLA – Lauren Barnes (D ... Sr. ... Upland, CA)

Wake Forest – Rachel Nuzzolese (F ... Fr. ... Melville, NY)
* – Mewis is the CS360 Primetime Player of the Week

Sep 27, 2010 11:21 AM

SCU-UCLA Headlines Sunday's Slate (9/26/10; w/ results)

Sunday's Division I women's soccer schedule (9/26/10) features seven head-to-head between teams in the CollegeSoccer360 top-50 Composite National Rankings, most notably: #8 Santa Clara at #11 UCLA (1 PT) ... #15 Illinois at #18 Minnesota (1 CT) ... #19 Duke at #9 Maryland (1 ET) ... and #5 Notre Dame at #25 Louisville. There are 36 total Sunday games involving 43 of the CS360 top-50 teams (all but #2 Stanford, #4 Portland, #12 Virginia, #16 California, #17 BYU, #30 San Diego and #47 Dayton).

CollegeSoccer360 will be providing periodic updates on these games (mostly in the late afternoon/early evening), via the cs360updates Twitter feed, this blog page and the sidebar scoreboard.

SUNDAY'S BIG GAMES
(both in cs360 top-50 ... 9/26/10)
at #1 North Carolina 2, #38 Virginia Tech 1
#5 Notre Dame 5, at #25 Louisville 0
#6 Texas A&M 2, at #36 Nebraska 0
#19 Duke 1, at #9 Maryland 1
at #11 UCLA 1, #8 Santa Clara 0
at #10 Oklahoma State 2, #34 Texas Tech 0
at #18 Minnesota 1, #15 Illinois 0

OTHER KEY SUNDAY GAMES
(cs360 top-50 ... 9/26/10)
#3 Boston College 1, at North Carolina State 0
#7 Florida 2, at Vanderbilt 0
#13 Florida State 2, at Miami 0
#14 USC 5, at Eastern Washington 1
#20 South Carolina 5, at Kentucky 1
at #21 Oregon State 3, UC Riverside 0
at #22 Central Florida 2, Marshall 1
#23 Texas 0, at Colorado 0
#24 Arizona State 0, at Pepperdine 0
Mississippi 2, at #26 Auburn 1
at #27 Georgetown 2, Seton Hall 0
Arkansas 0, at #28 Georgia 0
#29 Ohio State 2, at Michigan 0
at #31 Wake Forest 4, Clemson 0
at #32 UC Irvine 2, Nevada 0
#33 Hofstra 2, at Virginia Commonwealth 0
at Texas El Paso 2, #35 Memphis 1
#37 North Carolina Greensboro 1, at Samford 0
at Northern Arizona 2, #39 LMU 0
#40 Washington 2, at San Francisco 0
South Florida 0, at #41 West Virginia 0
#42 Marquette 2, at Pittsburgh 1
#43 Denver 2, at Western Kentucky 0
at Penn State 1, #44 Michigan State
#45 Milwaukee 3, at Cleveland State 0
at #46 Siena 1, St. Bonaventure 0
#48 Wisconsin 1, at Indiana 0 (OT)
St. Louis 0, at #49 Iowa 0
#50 Connecticut 3, at Syracuse 0

Sep 26, 2010 9:45 AM

Double Rarity: BC's 3-2 win at UNC

note: all research below is courtesy of CollegeSoccer360.com (please credit accordingly)

By Pete LaFleur (CS360 founder/editor ... editor@collegesoccer360.com)

When Boston College won 3-2 last night at North Carolina (Sept. 24, 2010), history was made on several levels. Most notably, BC handed UNC only its ninth home loss ever at Fetzer Field while the Eagles became the 11th team ever to score three goals in a game against the Tar Heels (UNC never has allowed four goals).

Boston College junior Alaina Beyar pushed forward to score on a strong shot from the top of the box, forging a 2-2 game midway through the second half at North Carolina (BC went on to win, 3-2, handing the Tar Heels their ninth home loss over the past 29 seasons).

RARE WIN AT FETZER – Earlier in the 2010 season, two teams – Texas A&M (3-0 loss on Aug. 20; series now 1-13-0) and Stanford (2-2 tie on Aug. 27; series now 0-8-3) – had the chance to improve on their modest all-time records vs. North Carolina, which has enjoyed sustained dominance over the past three decades (particularly at home) ... last night (Sept. 24, 2010), Boston College did what A&M and Stanford were unable to do this season: beat UNC on its home turf, Fetzer Field ... consider the following:

• The Eagles became only the 20th different team ever to beat UNC (regardless of site), in 29 NCAA-sanctioned seasons ... it was only the 30th all-time loss for UNC in those 29 seasons (673-30-23/.943; as of 9/24/10).

• UNC now has lost only nine times at home (288-9-7/.959; in 29 NCAA-sanctioned seasons, since '82), as of 9/24/10 ... BC's 3-2 win at UNC marked only the 16th time in those 29 seasons (roughly once every two years) that UNC has suffered a loss/tie at home.

North Carolina All-Time Home Losses at Fetzer Field (9 times, since 1982)

10/19/94 ... 2-3 vs. Duke

12/1/95 ... 0-1 vs. Notre Dame (NCAA semifinals)

9/12/99 ... 2-3 vs. Penn State

11/20/04 ... 0-1 vs. Santa Clara (NCAA Round-of-16)

10/9/05 ... 1-2 vs. Duke

9/1/07 ... 0-1 vs. South Carolina

11/24/07 ... 2-3 vs. Notre Dame (NCAA Round-of-16)

9/4/08 ... 0-1 vs. Notre Dame

9/24/10 ... 2-3 vs. Boston College

North Carolina All-Time Home Ties at Fetzer Field (7 times, since 1982)

9/1/85 ... 3-3 vs. George Mason

8/31/86 ... 1-1 vs. Central Florida

10/27/02 ... 0-0 vs. Duke

11/1/02 ... 1-1 vs. Maryland

11/25/05 ... 1-1 vs. Florida State (NCAA quarterfinals; FSU advanced 5-4 on PKs)

10/3/08 ... 1-1 vs. Florida State

8/27/10 ... 2-2 vs. Stanford

• As shown in the above list, four of the nine teams that have beaten UNC at Fetzer Field (and one that claimed a tie) have needed three goals to do so, and all nine Tar Heels' home losses have been by a 1-goal margin ... BC joins George Mason ('85), Duke ('94), Penn State ('99) and Notre Dame ('07) as the only teams to score three goals vs. UNC at Fetzer Field (ND had been the only one to do so since 1999).

• The 2010 season is only the fifth time that UNC has suffered two home losses/ties in the same season (never more than two in same year), also: 7-0-2 in 2002, 8-1-1 in 2005, 9-20 in 2008 and 10-1-1 in 2010 ... the Tar Heels have gone perfect at home twice over the past six seasons (11-0-0 in 2006, 13-0-0 in '09), with a combined home record of "only" 53-5-3 (.893) during that six-year span (2005-10) ... in the previous 23 seasons (1982-2004), UNC never suffered multiple home losses/ties in a season (235-4-3; .977).

THREE-GOAL ATTACK – North Carolina never has allowed more than three goals in a game (spanning its 29 NCAA seasons; '82-'10) and now has yielded three goals only 11 times ... Boston College is the eighth different program ever to put three goals on the board vs. UNC (UConn, N.C. St. and Florida St. each have done so twice) ... spanning he past three decades, when the Tar Heels have scored at least two goals, they have compiled a win pct. over 95% from 1982-2010 (671-22-22; .954), but UNC is only 2-8-1 all-time (.227) when allowing three goals and has lost its past six games when the opponent has scored three times (0-6-0, since 1990) ... despite owning a dismal 1-39-2 all-time record vs. UNC (.048), North Carolina State is one of the three teams ever to post multiple 3-goal games vs. the Tar Heels (wild postseason games in 1987 and '90, won by UNC 5-3 and 4-3 respectively) ... 1990 is the only time that UNC has allowed three goals in a game more than once in a season.

Team that have scored three goals vs. North Carolina (1982-2010)

9/3/83 ... 1-3 at Connecticut

9/1/85 ... 3-3 vs. George Mason

10/29/87 ... 5-3 vs. North Carolina State (ACC Final; at Duke)

9/22/90 ... 2-3 at Connecticut

11/1/90 ... 4-3 vs. North Carolina State (NCAA Quarterfinal)

10/19/94 ... 2-3 vs. Duke

9/12/99 ... 2-3 vs. Penn State

10/17/00 ... 2-3 at Florida State (2 OT)

11/24/07 ... 2-3 vs. Notre Dame (NCAA Round-of-16)

10/22/09 ... 2-3 at Florida State

9/24/10 ... 2-3 vs. Boston College

(UConn, N.C. St. and Florida St. each have two 3-goal games vs. UNC)

MORE RARITIES – Earlier in the 2010 season, Stanford – which already was one of only 13 teams ever to post two "non-losses" (wins/ties) vs. UNC – became one of eight teams ever to register three or more wins/ties vs. UNC (0-8-3) ... others on that list: Notre Dame 4-12-2, Santa Clara 4-14-0, Florida State 2-22-2, Duke 2-41-1, George Mason 1-14-2, North Carolina State 1-40-2 and Central Florida 0-16-3 ... Stanford is 0-2-2 vs. UNC in the eight-year tenure of head coach Paul Ratcliffe (0-1-2 over the past three seasons).

• Only three teams have posted multiple "non-losses" vs. UNC at Fetzer Field (from '82-'10) ... Notre Dame has beaten UNC three times at Fetzer, Duke has two wins and a tie vs. UNC at Fetzer, and Florida State has posted two ties vs. UNC at Fetzer.

• Santa Clara (2004, round-of-16) and Notre Dame ('07, rd-of-16) are the only teams ever to beat UNC in the NCAAs, prior to the quarterfinals.

• UNC has lost only seven times in the NCAAs (106-7-1; .934).

• Only three teams (four times total; ND twice) have beaten UNC in the NCAAs on its home surface, Fetzer Field (75-3-1/.956 ... Notre Dame 1-0 in the 1995 semifinals; Santa Clara 1-0/OT in 2004 rd-of-16; Florida State 1-1 in 2005 quarterfinals/FSU advanced on PKs; and ND 3-2 in 2007 rd-of-16).

TOUGH TO BEAT – UNC’s all-time record (673-30-23/.943; as of 9/25/10) in 29 NCAA seasons (1982-2010) includes only 12 opponents that have totaled at least two games vs. the Tar Heels that were not losses (wins or ties) ... Notre Dame is one of those teams with two “non-losses” vs. UNC and owns one of the best win percentages from that group (.294: 4-12-2), narrowly behind Miami's .286 (2-5-0) and ahead of Santa Clara’s .211 (4-15-0) ... all other teams (besides ND, Miami and SCU) are only 20-637-21 vs. UNC (.045; as of 9/25/10), with ND and SCU accounting for roughly one-fourth of the all-time wins over UNC (8-of-29) ... later in the 2010 season, ACC foes Florida State, Duke and Miami will have the chance to join ND and SCU as teams that have beaten UNC three or more times ... here’s the list of teams with at least two wins/ties vs. UNC (series records include only NCAA-sanctioned varsity games), as of Sept. 25, 2010:

Pct. – Team (varsity record vs. UNC; since '82/NCAA games; as of 9/25/10)

.286 – Miami (2-5-0) ... all games coached by current coach Tricia Taliaferro

.278 – Notre Dame (4-12-2) ... coach Chris Petrucelli 2-5-2; current Randy Waldrum 2-7-0

.211 – Santa Clara (4-15-0) ... all games coached by current coach Jerry Smith

.136 – Stanford (0-8-3) ... coach Berhane Andeberhan 0-1-1; Ian Sawyers 0-3-0; Steve Swanson 0-1-0; Stephanie Erickson/Paul Sapsford 0-1-0; current Paul Ratcliffe 0-2-2

.125 – Connecticut (2-14-0) ... all games coached by current coach Len Tsantiris

.118 – George Mason (1-14-2) ... coach Hank Leung 1-12-2 ('82-'91)

.115 – Florida State (2-22-2) ... coach Patrick Baker 1-8-0; Mark Krikorian 1-6-2

.094 – Central Florida (0-13-3) ... coach Jim Rudy 0-7-1 ('82-'87); Bill Barker 0-3-2 ('88-'92)

.071 – William & Mary (1-19-1) ... all games coached by current coach John Daly

.071 – Duke (2-32-1) ... current coach Robbie Church 1-11-1

.048 – N.C. State (1-39-2) ... coach Larry Gross 0-19-2 from '84-'93

.028 – Virginia (0-34-2) ... current coach Steve Swanson 0-12-2

(As shown above, SCU's Smith has coached four wins vs. UNC while four others have led their teams to a pair of wins vs. UNC: ND's Petrucelli (also two ties) and Waldrum, UConn's Tsantiris, and Miami's Taliaferro ... GMU's Leung and FSU's Krikorian aborh have a win and two ties in their coaching careers vs. UNC ... W&M's Daly and Duke's Church each have a win and tie vs. UNC ... Stanford's Ratcliffe, UCF's Barker, NC State's Gross and UVa's Swanson all have coached their teams to a pair of ties vs. the Tar Heels.

11 other teams have one varsity win vs. UNC (since '82): South Carolina (1-1-0), Cortland State (1-1-0), Missouri-St. Louis (1-2-0), Penn State (1-4-0), Virginia Tech (1-6-0), Florida (1-8-0), UMass (1-6-0), Boston College (1-10-0), Texas A&M (1-13-0), Clemson (1-23-0) and Wake Forest (1-24-0)

Most wins plus ties (non-losses) vs. UNC

6 – Notre Dame (4-12-2)
4 – Santa Clara (4-15-0)
4 – Florida State (2-22-2)
3 – Duke (2-32-1), George Mason (1-14-2), N.C. St. (1-40-2), Stanford (0-8-3), UCF (0-13-3)
2 – Miami (2-5-0), UConn (2-16-0), William & Mary (1-20-1) and Virginia (0-41-2)

Teams with multiple wins vs. UNC

4 – Notre Dame and Santa Clara

2 – Connecticut, Duke, Miami and Florida State

NCAA TOURNAMENT SUCCESS – Only five teams have knocked UNC out of the NCAAs prior to the title game ... of those teams, only one has gone on to win the NCAA title (ND, in 1995):

Team that have defeated/advanced past UNC in the NCAAs (prior to the final game)
1995 – Notre Dame (semifinals) ... beat Portland in final
2002 – Santa Clara (semifinals) ... lost to Portland in final
2004 – Santa Clara (round-of-16) ... lost to Notre Dame in semifinals
2005 – Florida State (quarterfinals/PKs) ... lost to UCLA in semifinals
2007 – Notre Dame (round-of-16) ... lost to Florida State in semifinals

Notes: UNC has advanced to the quarterfinals in 26 of its first 28 NCAA seasons (25 trips to the semifinals; 23 title-game appearances and 20 NCAA titles ... lost 1985 final vs. George Mason, 0-2 ... lost '98 final vs. Florida, 0-1 ... lost '01 final vs. Santa Clara, 0-1).

Sep 24, 2010 6:17 AM

CC 'keeper Hulyo Named CS360 Primetime Player of the Week (#5)

Note: As with previous weeks, the full release honoring the Primetime Performers for week-5 will be posted on CollegeSoccer360.com later tonight/Tuesday morning (access via the AWARDS tab), the tab currently takes you to the week-4 release.

Colorado College junior goalkeeper Caitlyn Hulyo (Lititz, Pa.) – fresh off a 12-save performance in CC's scoreless tie vs. Oklahoma State (#16 in the cs360 composite national rankings) – has been named the CS360 Primetime Player of the Week for Division I women's soccer, as selected by CollegeSoccer360.com (for the week of Sept. 13-19).

Hulyo is joined by 11 other players (listed below) from across the nation, in comprising the week-5 Primetime Performers of the Week. Others who received final consideration for Primetime Player of the Week include Boston University junior forward Jessicsa Luscinski, Minnesota senior defensive midfielder Kylie Kallman and Illinois senior defender Krystin Miller.

CS360 Primetime Performers of the Week #5 (Sept. 13-19, 2010)
(Division I women's soccer; presented by CollegeSoccer360.com)

Boston College - Brooke Knowlton (F ... Sr. ... Rexford, NY)
Boston Univ. - Jessica Luscinski (F ... Jr. ... Bedford, NH)

Central Florida - Tishia Jewell (F ... So. ... Satellite Beach, F:)

Colorado – Alex Dohm (D ... Fr. ... Colorado Springs, CO)

* Colorado College - Caitlin Hulyo (G ... Jr. ... Lititz, PA)

Illinois - Krystin Milller (D ... Sr. ... Berkey, OH)

Milwaukee – Sarah Hagen (F ... Jr. ... Appleton, WI)

Minnesota - Kylie Kallman (M ... Sr. ... Woodbury, MN)

North Carolina - Ali Hawkins (M ... 5th-Yr. Sr. ... Encinitas, CA)

Portland - Halley Kreminski (F ... Jr. ... Eagle, ID)

Seton Hall - Kaitlyn Ritter (F ... Fr. ... Hagerstown, MD)

West Virginia - Erica Henderson (D ... Sr. ... Rochester, NY)

* Hulyo is the CS360 Primetime Player of the Week

Sep 20, 2010 2:58 PM

UNC-Florida Highlights Sunday's Schedule (9/19/10; w/ Results)

There have been a handful of top-10 matchups this season in Division I women's soccer, with another slated for Sunday (Sept. 9) as #1 North Carolina will take on a Florida team that is #6 in the CS360 Composite National Rankings (that game will be played at Duke, 12 ET) There are five other games on Sunday that pit CS360 top-50 teams against each other, most notably: #2 Stanford vs. #17 Georgetown (at Santa Clara; 11 PT) ... #22 Louisville at #23 Illinois (1 CT) ... and #25 South Carolina at #26 Wake Forest (1 ET).

All told, there are 30 games involving CS360 top-50 teams slated for Sunday (with 36 of the top-50 squads in action). The 14 CS360 top-50 teams that are idle on Sunday include top-10 squads Portland (#3) and Maryland (#8), along with #13 BYU, #18 Memphis, #21 USC, #24 Texas, #30 Auburn, #31 Georgia, #33 Texas Tech, #36 Virginia Tech, #38 Michigan St., #41 Siena and #43 Washington.

SUNDAY'S BIG GAMES/RESULTS
(both in CS360 composite top-50 ... 9/19/10)
#1 North Carolina 2, #6 Florida 0 (at Duke)
#2 Stanford 2, #17 Georgetown 0 (at Santa Clara)
#37 Central Florida 5, #20 Arizona State (at Arizona)
#4 Boston College 3, at #27 Rutgers 1
at #23 Illinois 3, #22 Louisville 0
#25 SouthCarolina 1, at #26 Wake Forest 0

SUNDAY'S OTHER KEY GAMES/RESULTS
(CS360 composite top-50 ... 9/19/10)
at #5 Texas A&M 5, Cal State Northridge 0
at West Virginia 1, #7 Virginia 0
#9 Notre Dame 2, at Northwestern 1
at Colorado 1, #10 UCLA 0 (2 OT)
at #11 Santa Clara 1, Utah 0
at #12 Florida State 1, Arkansas 0
#14 Oklahoma State 0, at Colorado College 0
at #15 Duke 1, Middle Tennennessee 0
University of the Pacific 1, at #16 California 1
San Diego State 2, at #19 Oregon State 2
at #28 Minnesota 3, Illinois State 0
#29 Ohio State 5, at Arizona 1
at #32 San Diego 5, Portland State 1
at #34 North Carolina Greensboro 3, Old Dominion 1
#35 UC Irvine 2, at San Francisco 0
East Carolina 2, at #39 William & Mary 1
at Boston University 3, #40 Connecticut 0
at #42 Hofstra 1, Princeton 0
at Nebraska 3, #45 Iowa 1
#46 Denver 2, Purdue 1 (at Colorado)
at #46 LSU 2, McNeese State 0
at #48 Villanova 1, Charlotte 0
#49 Cincinnati 1, at Xavier 0
#50 Monmouth 1, Towson 0 (at Villanova)

Sep 18, 2010 9:50 PM

Three Top-20 Showdowns Highlight Friday's Schedule (9/17/10; w/ results)

Note: CS360 again will be providing regular updates of these games throughout the day (consult CS360updates Twitter feed, the CS360 blog and sidebar scoreboard).

One of the season's most noteworthy showdowns – Texas A&M (#5 in the CS360 Composite National Rankings) at #3 Portland (7 PT) – highlights the Friday schedule in Division I women's soccer (Sept. 17, 2010). There are six other head-to-head matchups between CS360 top-50 teams, including #6 Florida at #15 Duke (8:45 ET), #17 Georgetown at #11 Santa Clara (7:30 PT) and #29 Ohio State at #20 Arizona State (5 PT).

Friday's schedule includes 31 games involving CS360 top-50 teams, with 38 of the top-50 teams in action (seven head-to-head games). The 12 idle teams include #41 Siena (off until next weekend) and #13 BYU, which will return to action on Saturday at Rice (7 CT).

There are eight top-50 teams that are idle on Friday but set to play on Sunday (9/19): #4 Boston College (at Rutgers; 12 ET) ... #7 Virginia (at West Virginia; 1 ET) ... #12 Florida State (vs. Arkansas; 1 ET) ... #22 Louisville (at Illinois; 2 ET) ... #25 South Carolina (at Wake Forest; 1 ET) ... #28 Minnesota (vs. Illinois State; 1 CT) ... #34 UNC Greensboro (vs. Old Dominion; 2 ET) ... 9 William & Mary (at East Carolina; 2 ET) ... and #49 Cincinnati (at Xavier; 1 ET). Finally, #24 Texas is off all weekend but will play host to BYU on Monday (9/20; 7 CT).

FRIDAY'S BIG GAMES/RESULTS
(both in CS360 composite top-50; 9/17/10)
at #3 Portland 1, #5 Texas A&M 0
#6 Florida 1, at #15 Duke 1
#10 UCLA 4, #46 Denver 2 (at Colorado)
at #11 Santa Clara 1, #17 Georgetown 0
#20 Arizona State 1, #29 Ohio State 0 (at Arizona)
at #23 Illinois 1, #46 LSU 0
at #48 Villanova 2, #50 Monmouth 1 (OT)

FRIDAY'S OTHER KEY GAMES/RESULTS
(CS360 composite top-50; 9/17/10)
#1 North Carolina 7, Middle Tennessee 1 (at Duke)
#2 Stanford 6, Utah 1 (at Santa Clara)

at #8 Maryland 2, George Mason 1 (OT)
#9 Notre Dame 2, at DePaul 0
at #14 Oklahoma State 6, Mississippi State 0
at #16 California 1, San Francisco 0
TCU 3, at #18 Memphis 0
at #19 Oregon State 3, Butler 0
at #21 USC 4, Oklahoma 1
#26 Wake Forest 2, at High Point 1
at Seton Hall 1, #27 Rutgers 0

at #30 Auburn 2, Samford 0

at #31 Georgia 3, College of Charleston 1

Cal State Bakersfield 0, at #32 San Diego 0

at Alabama 1, #33 Texas Tech 0

#35 UC Irvine 2, at Fresno State 0

at #36 Virginia Tech 3, James Madison 2 (OT)

#37 Central Florida 1, at Arizona 1
#38 Michigan State 2, at Bowling Green 0
Providence 0, at #40 Connecticut 0
#42 Hofstra 1, at Columbia 0 (2 OT)

at #43 Washington 5, Cleveland State 1

at #44 Dayton 4, Loyola-Chicago 0
#45 Iowa 4, at Iowa State 0

Sep 17, 2010 6:54 AM

Sr. Salute: BYU, FSU & Gator seniors nearing 60th career win (updated thru 9/16/10 gms)

all research courtesty of CollegeSoccer360.com

Contact: Pete LaFleur (editor@collegesoccer360.com)

Previous CS360 Senior Salutes (2010)

• Aug. 26

• Sept. 2 (featured team: BYU)

• Sept. 6 (featured: Notre Dame)

CollegeSoccer360.com's exclusive tracking of the winningest senior classes/4-year records in Division I women's soccer has been updated, through games played as of Sept. 16. The top-2 programs – North Carolina (73-8-5) and Notre Dame (71-11-3) – remain the same, while Portland (67-8-0) has moved into a tie with UCLA (67-7-6) for the third-most wins from 2007-10. The Portland seniors also continue to own the top career winning pct. (.893). See bottom of this release for complete list of the 35-plus programs with the most victories over the past four seasons.

Three programs – BYU (59-14-5), Florida State (59-16-7) and Florida (58-15-6) – are on the verge of joining UNC, ND, Portland, UCLA and Stanford as teams that have totaled 60-plus victories over the past four seasons.

... CS360 also now is tracking the programs with the most wins over the past three seasons ('08-'10; winningest junior classes) and soon will be posting this info. in chart form ... but here's the top-20 winning programs from 2008-10: (1) UNC 54-4-4 ... (2) Notre Dame 52-6-1 ... (3) Stanford 41-3-3 ... (4) Portland 49-4-0 ... (5) UCLA 47-5-4 ... (6) BYU 42-10-3 ... (7) Florida 41-10-3, Denver 41-10-3, Florida St. 41-10-4 and Minnesota 41-10-4 ... (11) Texas A&M 39-13-4 ... (12) Charlotte 38-9-3, Oklahoma St. 38-9-6 and Boston College 38-10-5 ... (15) Dayton 37-9-7 and Memphis 35-13-2 ... (17) UCF 35-13-4 and South Carolina 35-13-7 ... (19) Wake Forest 34-16-2 ... (20) Monmouth 33-10-2, UNC Greensboro 33-12-4 and Boston Univ. 33-17-3.

The top winning percentages for the 2008-10 span belong to: Portland (.925), Stanford (.921), UNC (.903), ND (.890), UCLA (.875), BYU (.791), Charlotte (.790), Florida and DU (.787), FSU (.782), Florida (.783) & Minnesota (both .782).

... Here's the complete updated list of the nation's winningest senior classes (note: when referencing lists on this page, please credit CollegeSoccer360.com with the research and – if possible – provide a link to this blog post ... if currently in the CS360 blog stream, click on post headline above for the direct URL).

Current Four-Year Records in D-I Women's Soccer (top senior classes; '07-'10)
(research compiled by CollegeSoccer360.com; yearly records are 2007...'08...'09...'10)

(1) .... 73-8-5 (.878) ..... North Carolina (19-4-1 ... 25-1-2 ... 23-3-1 ... 6-0-1)

(2) .... 71-11-3 (.853) ... Notre Dame (19-5-2 ... 26-1-0 ... 21-4-1 ... 5-1-0)

(3) .... 67-8-0 (.893) ..... Portland (18-4-0 ... 20-2-0 ... 21-2-0 ... 8-0-0)

........ 67-7-6 (.875) ..... UCLA (20-2-2 ... 22-1-2 ... 21-3-1 ... 4-1-1)

(5) .... 66-6-8 (.875) ..... Stanford (15-3-5 ... 22-2-1 ... 25-1-0 ... 4-0-2)

re-sorted by win pct.: Portland .893 ... UNC .878 ... UCLA & Stanford .875 ... ND .853

(6) .... 59-14-5 (.789) ... BYU (17-4-2 ... 18-6-0 ... 18-4-2 ... 6-0-1)

......... 59-16-7 (.762) ... Florida State (18-6-3 ... 17-3-3 ... 19-5-1 ... 5-2-0)

(8) .... 58-15-6 (.772) ... Florida (17-5-3 ... 19-4-1 ... 16-6-2 ... 6-0-0)

(9) .... 57-17-6 (.750) ... Texas A&M (18-4-2 ... 18-5-1 ... 15-7-3 ... 6-1-0)

(10) .. 54-14-4 (.778) ... Charlotte (16-5-1 ... 18-4-1 ... 16-3-2 ... 4-2-0)
........ 54-17-3 (.750) ... Memphis (17-4-1 ... 15-5-2 ... 16-7-0 ... 6-1-0)

(12) .. 53-15-8 (.750) ... Denver (12-5-5 ... 19-3-2 ... 17-6-1 ... 5-1-0)

(13) .. 52-15-9 (.743) ... Oklahoma State (14-6-3 ... 18-1-4 ... 15-7-2 ... 5-1-0)
........ 52-15-9 (.743) .... USC (20-3-2 ... 16-5-2 ... 12-6-3 ... 4-1-2)

(15) .. 50-13-11 (.750) .. Dayton (13-4-4 ... 15-6-1 .. 16-1-6 ... 6-2-0)

........ 50-17-8 (.720) ..... Central Florida (15-4-4 ... 14-6-3 ... 17-5-1 ... 4-2-0)

........ 50-18-6 (.716) .... Minnesota (9-8-2 ... 22-4-0 ... 12-5-3 ... 7-1-1)

(18) .. 49-15-9 (.733) ..... Boston College (11-5-4 ... 15-6-2 ... 18-4-2 ... 5-0-1)

........ 49-17-5 (.725) ..... UNC Greensboro (16-5-1 ... 16-4-3 ... 13-7-0 ... 4-1-1)

........ 49-19-10 (.692) .... South Carolina (14-6-3 ... 11-7-4 ... 19-4-2 ... 5-2-1)
(21) .. 48-23-5 (.669) ...... Penn State (18-4-2 ... 16-8-0 ... 13-6-2 ... 2-5-1)

........ 48-23-5 (.665) ...... Georgia (18-4-2 ... 11-11-1 ... 15-6-1 ... 4-2-1)

(23) .. 47-19-10 (.684) .... Purdue (20-2-3 ... 12-7-3 ... 12-6-3 ... 3-4-1)

......... 47-21-4 (.681) ..... North Texas (15-8-0 ... 15-4-1 ... 12-7-2 ... 5-2-1)

......... 47-23-5 (.660) ..... Wake Forest (13-7-3 ... 13-8-0 ... 16-6-2 ... 5-2-0)

(26) .. 46-18-4 (.706) ..... Georgetown (14-8-0 ... 13-4-2 ... 12-6-2 ... 7-0-0)

......... 46-17-8 (.704) ..... San Diego (15-3-3 ... 15-5-2 ... 12-7-2 ... 4-2-1)

......... 46-18-10 (.689) .... Navy (14-5-4 ... 15-4-3 ... 14-5-2 ... 3-4-1)

......... 46-21-4 (.676) ..... William & Mary (15-5-2 ... 15-7-1 ... 12-7-0 ... 4-2-1)

(30) .. 45-15-8 (.727) ..... Monmouth (12-5-4 ... 14-4-1 ... 15-5-1 ... 4-1-0)

........ 45-16-11 (.701) .... Milwaukee (13-4-4 ... 18-3-2 ... 12-6-3 ... 2-3-2)

........ 45-18-14 (.675) .... West Virginia (18-5-2 ... 14-3-6 ... 10-7-6 ... 3-3-0)

........ 45-23-3 (.655) ...... Furman (16-6-1 ... 14-6-2 ... 10-8-0 ... 5-3-0)

......... 45-23-5 (.651) ..... James Madison (17-5-1 ... 14-7-2 ... 11-8-2 ... 3-3-0)

(35) .. 44-12-11 (.739) ... Western Kentucky (14-3-3 ... 15-2-4 ... 14-4-2 ... 1-3-2)

........ 44-15-16 (.693) ... Virginia (13-4-6 ... 15-5-3 ... 10-6-6 ... 6-0-1)
........ 44-19-10 (.671) ... Toledo (14-6-3 ... 16-5-1 ... 11-6-4 ... 3-2-2)

........ 44-21-4 (.667) ..... UTEP (13-7-2 ... 13-7-1 ... 13-6-1 ... 5-1-0)

........ 44-24-6 (.635) ..... Boston Univ. (11-7-3 ... 15-6-1 ... 14-6-2 ... 4-5-0)

(all records above include games played through Sept. 16, 2010)

Sep 17, 2010 12:16 AM

Sunday's CS360 Top-50 Schedule/Results (9/12/10)

CS360 again will be providing regular updates of these games throughout Sunday (consult CS360updates Twitter feed and on-site Twitter feed, plus this CS360 blog post and the sidebar scoreboard).

Two days after a wild end to the Friday-night schedule – which featured several top teams playing to thrilling finishes on the west coast – there again will be a handful of big Division I women's soccer games on Sunday, Sept. 12. Most notably, there are six head-to-head matchups between teams ranked in the top-50 of the CollegeSoccer360 Composite National Rankings. Three of those games involve top-12 teams: #12 Santa Clara vs. #33 Georgia (12 ET; @Stanford) ... #35 Penn State at #4 Portland (2:30 PT) ... and #41 Central Florida at #10 Florida State (1 ET).

Sunday's schedule will feature 33 games involving CS360 top-50 teams, with 39 of the top-50 teams in action (six head-to-head) while 11 others are idle: #5 Boston College, #7 Florida, #13 BYU, #17 Oregon St., #19 Georgetown, #31 Cincinnati, #32 Ohio St., #34 Monmouth, #39 Illinois, #40 UNC Greensboro and #42 Marquette.

SUNDAY'S BIG-GAME RESULTS
(both teams in the CS360 composite top-50 ... 9/12/10)

#30 Texas 4, #23 William & Mary 0 (at Virginia)
#12 Santa Clara 1, #33 Georgia 1 (at Stanford)
at #4 Portland 4, #35 Penn State 2
at #22 California 6, #36 Long Beach State 0
at #10 Florida State 3, #41 Central Florida 1
#26 Rutgers 1, #45 Washington 0 (at Portland)

SUNDAY'S OTHER KEY GAMES/RESULTS
(CS360 composite top-50 ... 9/12/10)

#1 North Carolina 1, at San Diego State 0
at #2 Stanford 4, Univ. of the Pacific 0
#3 Notre Dame 1, at Loyola Marymount 0
#6 Texas A&M 2, at Purdue 1 (OT)
at #8 Maryland 4, Delaware 1
at #9 Virginia 3, Boston Univ. 0
UC Santa Barbara 1, at #11 UCLA 1
at #14 Duke 1, Yale 0
#15 Oklahoma State 4, at TCU 0
Villanova 3,  #16 Wake Forest 2 (2 OT; at Virginia Tech)
#18 Memphis 2, at Mississippi 1
#20 Auburn 2, Cal State Fullerton 0 (at USC)
#21 Louisville 2, at St. Louis 0
at #24 South Carolina 1, Furman 0 (2 OT)
at UC Irvine 1,  #25 San Diego 0
at #27 Arizona State 5, Nebraska 0
#28 Minnesota 0, at Toledo 0
at #29 USC 3, Northern Arizona 1
at #37 Virginia Tech 2, Vanderbilt 1 (2 OT)
at Wisconsin 1, #38 Milwaukee 0
at Princeton 6,  #43 James Madison 3
at #44 Texas Tech 1, Oral Roberts 0
at #46 Michigan State 3, Loyola Chicago 0
#47 West Virginia 4, Florida Atlantic 0 (at Miami)
at SMU 1, #48 New Mexico 0
at #49 LSU 1, Louisiana-Lafayette 0
at #50 Charlotte 2, UNC Wilmington 1 (2 OT)

Sep 11, 2010 8:48 PM

Friday Focus: Plenty of Big Games on Tap (9/10/10; w/ results)

Note: this schedule is in the process of being added to the sidebar scoreboard ... CS360 will be providing regular updates of these games throughout the day (consult CS360updates Twitter feed, the CS360 blog and sidebar scoreboard).

Friday night (Sept. 10) will be one of the biggest nights in the 2010 Division I women's soccer season, with nine head-to-head matchups between teams ranked in the top-50 of the CollegeSoccer360 Composite National Rankings. Four of those games involve top-10 teams: #7 Florida at #10 Florida State ... #3 Notre Dame at #11 UCLA ... #26 Rutgers at #4 Portland ... and #30 Texas at #9 Virginia.

There again are several tournaments featuring strong four-team fields, most notably:

• at #4 Portland (with #26 Rutgers, #35 Penn State and #45 Washington)
• at #9 Virginia (w/ #23 William & Mary, #30 Texas & America East favorite Boston U.)
• at #36 Virginia Tech (with #16 Wake Forest, Villanova and Vanderbilt)
• at #2 Stanford (with #12 Santa Clara, #33 Georgia and Univ. of the Pacific)

Friday night's schedule will feature 30 games involving CS360 top-50 teams, with 39 of those teams in action (nine head-to-head) while 11 others are idle (noted at bottom of this blog post).

FRIDAY'S BIG GAMES/RESULTS
(both in CS360 composite top-50; 9/10/10)

#7 Florida 2, at #10 Florida State 1 (OT)
at #11 UCLA 2, #3 Notre Dame 1 (OT)
at #4 Portland 2, #26 Rutgers 1
at #29 USC 1, #20 Auburn (OT)
at #9 Virginia 4, #30 Texas 0
at #2 Stanford 2, #33 Georgia 1 (OT)
#19 Georgetown 1, at #43 James Madison 0
#45 Washington 2, #35 Penn State 1 (at Portland)
at #40 UNC Greensboro 2, #50 Charlotte 1

FRIDAY'S OTHER KEY GAMES/RESULTS
(cs360 composite top-50; 9/10/10)

#1 North Carolina 1, at Cal Poly 0
#5 Boston College 2, at Fairfield 0
#6 Texas A&M 5, at Indiana 2
#12 Santa Clara 2, at Univ. of the Pacific 1 (at Stanford)
Florida International 0, at #14 Duke 0
#15 Oklahoma State 2, at SMU 1
#16 Wake Forest 4, Vanderbilt 1 (at Virginia Tech)
at #17 Oregon State 1, Portland State 0
at #18 Memphis 4, Alabama 1
Boston Univ. 3, #23 William & Mary 1 (at Virginia)
at #24 South Carolina 2, Clemson 0
Dartmouth 1, at #25 San Diego 1
at #27 Arizona State 4, Tennessee 2
#28 Minnesota 2, at Bowling Green 0
at St. Mary's 1, #36 Long Beach State 0
at #37 Virginia Tech 4, Villanova 1
at #41 Central Florida 3, Harvard 0
at #44 Texas Tech 1, North Texas 0
DePaul 0, at #46 Michigan State 0
at Miami 2, #47 West Virginia 1
#48 New Mexico 0, at Baylor 0

The most noteworthy CS360 top-50 teams that are idle on Friday include #8 Maryland (next plays Delaware at Sun., at 1 ET) and #13 BYU (Sat. vs. #42 Marquette, 7 MT) ... #32 Ohio State is taking the weekend off and will return to action on Sept. 17 ... in addition to BYU and Marquette, three other CS360 top-50 teams will be back on the pitch Saturday (9/11): #34 Monmouth (at Brown, 2 ET) and #39 Illinois at #31 Cincinnati (7 ET) ... four other CS360 top-50 teams are set to return to competition on Sunday (9/12): #21 Louisville (at St. Louis, 2 ET), #22 California (vs. #36 Long Beach St., 11 PT), #37 Milwaukee (at Wisconsin, 1 CT) and #49 LSU (vs. La.-Lafayette, 1 CT).

Sep 10, 2010 7:47 AM

Senior Salute: updated thru 9/6/10 (ND posts 70th win spanning '07-'10).

all research courtesty of CollegeSoccer360.com

Contact: Pete LaFleur (editor@collegesoccer360.com)

Previous CS360 Senior Salutes (2010)

• Aug. 26

• Sept. 2 (featured team: BYU)

CollegeSoccer360.com's exclusive tracking of the winningest senior classes/4-year records in Division I women's soccer has been updated, through games played as of Sept. 7. The top-3 programs – North Carolina (71-8-5), Notre Dame (70-10-3), UCLA (66-7-5) – remain the same, while Portland (65-8-0) has edged ahead of its west-coast rival Stanford (64-6-8), which was idle during the past week. The Portland seniors also continue to own the top career winning pct. (.890, despite being 4th in total wins from '07-'10). See bottom of this release for complete list of the 40-plus programs with the most victories over the past four seasons.

3764313 Versatile veteran Lauren Fowlkes (left) – who earned the rare double-honor as an All-American and Academic All-American in 2009 – is part of a Notre Dame senior class that has compiled a 70-10-3 record over the past four seasons

The Notre Dame seniors picked up their 70th career win on Sunday, Sept. 5 (2-0 vs. Texas Tech), one week after the UNC seniors had reached the 70-win mark. The Irish advanced to the NCAA College Cup semifinals (or title game) in each of the past three seasons, while going 19-5-2 in 2007, 26-1-0 in '08 (NCAA runner-up) and 21-4-1 in '09. With a strong regular season and deep postseason run, the current ND seniors could reach 90 career wins, something accomplished by only 20 seniors classes in the previous 28 season of D-I women's soccer.

Six players have been members of the Notre Dame program in each of the past four seasons, led by the versatile talent Lauren Fowlkes (Lee's Summit, Ohio), current team scoring leader Rose Augustin (Silver Lake, Ohio) and four-year starting outside back Julie Scheidler (Indianapolis, Ind.).

5619970 Lauren Fowlkes (left)

Fowlkes – who earned the rare double-honor of being an All-American and Academic All-American, in 2009 – has split time during her Irish career at center back and forward, in addition to making some starts in the midfield. She missed severa games during ND's 2009 season (due to the Under-20 World Championships), but has logged 74 career games with 61 starts (13 goals, 5 assists).

5619925 Rose Augustin (left)

Augustin earned second team all-BIG EAST honors in 2009, when she played primarily as an attacking midfielder, and has served mostly as a forward this season while scoring four of the team's seven goals. The set-play specialist has missed only one game over the past four seasons (82 GP), with 53 career starts and 57 points (22G-13A).

5620185 Julie Scheidler (left)

Scheidler has played in all 83 of Notre Dame's games during the 2007-10 seasons (73 starts; 1G-10A) and could become the 34th player in the 29-year history of Division I women's soccer to play 100-plus games in her career (three UNC players – Kristi Eveland, Whitney Engen and Casey Nogueira – reached that century mark during the 2009 season).

5620082 Taylor Knaack (left)

All six of the Notre Dame seniors – including forward Taylor Knaack (Arlington, Texas), goalkeeper Nikki Weiss (Redding, Conn.) and midfielder Erica Iantorno (Hinsdale, Ill.) – started in the 70th win for their class, vs. Texas Tech. Knaack saw her freshman season wiped out due to an ACL knee injury, but she has come back to play in 57 games over the past three seasons (30 GS; 11G-7A).

5620040 Erica Iantorno (left)

Iantorno has provided a spark off the bench throughout her career, as both a forward and midfielder (76 GP/3 GS; 8G-13A), while Weiss – a member of CS360's most recent Primetime Performers of the Week – owns a 0.58 career goals-against average, spanning 39 appearances (24 starts; 19-4-2 record).

5620223 Nikki Weiss (left)

Look for continuing regular updates from CS360 and more detailed analysis of various senior classes throughout the 2010 season.

... CS360 also now is tracking the programs with the most wins over the past three seasons ('08-'10; winningest junior classes) and will be posting this info. in chart form starting next week ... but here's the top-20 winning programs from 2008-10: (1) UNC 52-4-4 ... (2) Notre Dame 51-5-1 ... (3) Stanford 49-3-3 ... (4) Portland 47-4-0 ... (5) UCLA 46-5-3 ... (6) BYU 41-10-2 ... (7) Florida St. 40-9-4 and Florida 40-10-3 ... (9) Denver 39-10-3 and Minnesota 39-10-3 ... (11) Charlotte 37-8-3 , Oklahoma St. 37-9-6 and Texas A&M 37-13-4 ... (14) Boston College 36-10-5 ... (15) Dayton 35-9-7 and Memphis 35-3-2 ... (17) UCF 34-12-4 ... (18) Monmouth 33-9-2, South Carolina 33-12-7 and Wake Forest 33-15-2.

The top winning percentages for the 2008-10 span belong to: Portland (.922), Stanford (.918), ND (.904), UNC (.900), UCLA (.880), Charlotte (.802), BYU & FSU (both .793), Florida (.783), and DU & Minnesota (both .779).

... Here's the complete updated list of the nation's winningest senior classes (note: when referencing lists on this page, please credit CollegeSoccer360.com with the research and – if possible – provide a link to this blog post ... if currently in the CS360 blog stream, click on post headline above for the direct URL).

Current Four-Year Records in D-I Women's Soccer (top senior classes; '07-'10)
(research compiled by CollegeSoccer360.com; yearly records are 2007...'08...'09...'10)

(1) .... 71-8-5 (.875) ..... North Carolina (19-4-1 ... 25-1-2 ... 23-3-1 ... 4-0-1)

(2) .... 70-10-3 (.861) ... Notre Dame (19-5-2 ... 26-1-0 ... 21-4-1 ... 4-0-0)

(3) .... 66-7-5 (.878) ..... UCLA (20-2-2 ... 22-1-2 ... 21-3-1 ... 3-1-0)

(4) .... 65-8-0 (.890) ..... Portland (18-4-0 ... 20-2-0 ... 21-2-0 ... 6-0-0)

(5) .... 64-6-8 (.872) ..... Stanford (15-3-5 ... 22-2-1 ... 25-1-0 ... 2-0-2)

re-sorted by win pct.: Portland .890...UCLA .878...UNC .875...Stanford .872...ND .861

(6) .... 58-14-4 (.790) ... BYU (17-4-2 ... 18-6-0 ... 18-4-2 ... 5-0-0)

......... 58-15-7 (.769) ... Florida State (18-6-3 ... 17-3-3 ... 19-5-1 ... 4-1-0)

(8) .... 57-15-6 (.769) ... Florida (17-5-3 ... 19-4-1 ... 16-6-2 ... 5-0-0)

(9) .... 55-17-6 (.744) ... Texas A&M (18-4-2 ... 18-5-1 ... 15-7-3 ... 4-1-0)

(10) .. 53-13-4 (.786) ... Charlotte (16-5-1 ... 18-4-1 ... 16-3-2 ... 3-1-0)

(11) .. 52-17-3 (.743) ... Memphis (17-4-1 ... 15-5-2 ... 16-7-0 ... 4-1-0)

(12) .. 51-15-8 (.743) ... Denver (12-5-5 ... 19-3-2 ... 17-6-1 ... 3-1-0)

........ 51-15-9 (.740) ... Oklahoma State (14-6-3 ... 18-1-4 ... 15-7-2 ... 4-1-0)
(14) .. 50-15-9 (.737) ... USC (20-3-2 ... 16-5-2 ... 12-6-3 ... 2-1-2)

(15) .. 49-16-8 (.726) ..... Central Florida (15-4-4 ... 14-6-3 ... 17-5-1 ... 3-1-0)

(16) .. 48-13-11 (.743) ... Dayton (13-4-4 ... 15-6-1 .. 16-1-6 ... 4-2-0)

........ 48-17-5 (.721) ... UNC Greensboro (16-5-1 ... 16-4-3 ... 13-7-0 ... 3-1-1)

........ 48-18-5 (.711) ..... Minnesota (9-8-2 ... 22-4-0 ... 12-5-3 ... 5-1-0)

........ 48-21-5 (.682) ... Penn State (18-4-2 ... 16-8-0 ... 13-6-2 ... 1-3-1)
........ 48-22-4 (.676) ..... Georgia (18-4-2 ... 11-11-1 ... 15-6-1 ... 4-1-0)

(21) .. 47-15-9 (.725) ..... Boston College (11-5-4 ... 15-6-2 ... 18-4-2 ... 3-0-1)

........ 47-17-10 (.703) .... Purdue (20-2-3 ... 12-7-3 ... 12-6-3 ... 3-2-1)

........ 47-18-10 (.693) .... South Carolina (14-6-3 ... 11-7-4 ... 19-4-2 ... 3-1-1)

(24) ... 46-16-7 (.717) ..... San Diego (15-3-3 ... 15-5-2 ... 12-7-2 ... 4-1-0)
......... 46-19-4 (.696) ..... William & Mary (15-5-2 ... 15-7-1 ... 12-7-0 ... 4-0-1)

......... 46-20-4 (.686) ..... North Texas (15-8-0 ... 15-4-1 ... 12-7-2 ... 4-1-1)

......... 46-22-5 (.664) ..... Wake Forest (13-7-3 ... 13-8-0 ... 16-6-2 ... 4-1-0)

(28) ... 45-14-6 (.739) ..... Monmouth (12-5-4 ... 14-4-1 ... 15-5-1 ... 4-0-0)

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CS360 Blog Archive September 2010

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Senior Salute: Three classes post 60th career win (updated thru 9/28/10 gms)

CS360 Primetime Players of the Week #6 (Sept. 20-26, 2010)

SCU-UCLA Headlines Sunday's Slate (9/26/10; w/ results)

Double Rarity: BC's 3-2 win at UNC

CC 'keeper Hulyo Named CS360 Primetime Player of the Week (#5)

UNC-Florida Highlights Sunday's Schedule (9/19/10; w/ Results)

Three Top-20 Showdowns Highlight Friday's Schedule (9/17/10; w/ results)

Sr. Salute: BYU, FSU & Gator seniors nearing 60th career win (updated thru 9/16/10 gms)

Sunday's CS360 Top-50 Schedule/Results (9/12/10)

Friday Focus: Plenty of Big Games on Tap (9/10/10; w/ results)

Senior Salute: updated thru 9/6/10 (ND posts 70th win spanning '07-'10).