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winner plays UNC greensborro

So we are playing the 10th ranked team right now and according to cstv unc-greenville is unranked

So how did we get the second goal???

GOOOOOOOOOOAL

Duke Hashimoto, assisted by Paulo da Silva ( 52:05 ).

SMU 2, UCLA 0

Looks like a rough one - 22 total fouls

What is the rule with fouls carrying forward through games?

I know this is going to be a stupid question, but I haven't played soccer since high school, how long are the halves?

abezontar wrote:I know this is going to be a stupid question, but I haven't played soccer since high school, how long are the halves?

45 minutes.

No, fouls don't carry over from one game to the next. The only ways that would happen is if a guy gets a red card -- an ejection means an automatic one-game suspension -- or if a guy gets a fifth yellow card. Since this is UCLA's first playoff game, and SMU's second, so there's no way a guy can accumulate five.

My question is this: if we win this game, would we host Greensboro? I think we might.

I am trying to pull up Greenville's record and I find nothing. We have to be higher than them.

Sorry, greensboro to all you NC residents

PonyPride wrote:No, fouls don't carry over from one game to the next. The only ways that would happen is if a guy gets a red card -- an ejection means an automatic one-game suspension -- or if a guy gets a fifth yellow card. Since this is UCLA's first playoff game, and SMU's second, so there's no way a guy can accumulate five.

My question is this: if we win this game, would we host Greensboro? I think we might.

According to NCAA regulations it is bumped up to 8 for the playoffs - but in-season yellow cards carry over.

Best I can find is that UNC-Greensboro beat VaTech 4-3 in penalty kicks. Press release says game location yet to be determined.

UNC Greensboro (16-5-1) coming into to game with VaTech

Penalty kick save - nice job!