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Men's Soccer
Updated November 13, 2008 4:52 AM
It's ranked No. 13 in the country, but only No. 4 in its conference. It went unbeaten through its first 13 games, but has now lost three of its last four.
Updated November 12, 2008 4:00 AM
A quick glance at its records shows little difference between the Michigan State and Wisconsin men's soccer teams.
Updated November 11, 2008 4:52 AM
Silence filled the TV room at Damon's Grill when the Women's College Cup brackets were released Monday night.
When Frank Costigliola headed off the field in the shadow of his own red card in Penn State's Oct. 4 contest with then-No.2 Northwestern, he may have cost his team a shot at a historic upset.
The wait is finally over for the Penn State men's soccer team.
Matheus Braga walks around campus in a hoodie, trying not to break a sweat.
As Barry Gorman prepares his team for its regular season finale, he is faced with the same problem he had prior to its season opener.
When Warren Gross finished shaking hands with his opponents after his first win Saturday, he raised both hands in the air and let out a shout of both joy and relief.
When Indiana defender Ofori Sarkodie clenched his fist and swung at Penn State's Treavor Gelsinger during Saturday night's men's soccer game, Peter Dhima had a chance to keep the contest under control.
As the final horn sounded, Warren Gross raced to the sidelines and leapt into his teammates' arms.
Barkley Miller wasn't supposed to celebrate his last game at Jeffrey Field sitting on the bench with a boot covering his right foot.
Barry Gorman has preached the importance of having a set lineup all year.
For 80 minutes, the Penn State men's soccer team's offense was as cold as snowy Jeffrey Field.
Ben Zemanski looked ahead and saw nothing but the net.
As exhausting as it may sometimes be, Ryan Badaracco now looks forward to going to practice every day.
Assistant coach Ryan Defibaugh knew his team's game against Akron would be challenging.
Players and coaches for the Penn State soccer team talk about its new practice fields.
Frank Costigliola went into halftime feeling confident about his squad.
When Andres Casais was told he was cleared to practice, he was excited to put an end to four weeks off.
Penn State outshot Lehigh 21-11, Treavor Gelsinger notched his team-leading sixth goal of the season and Matheus Braga continued his aggressive assault with seven shots and an assist.
Coming off consecutive victories for the first time this season, Ryan Badaracco understands there is still little room for error.
By winning just two of its first nine games, the Penn State men's soccer team was clearly exhibiting growing pains.
Frank Costigliola had no idea how long it had been.
Despite leading the Nittany Lions to a come-from-behind upset of a ranked Ohio State squad Saturday, Vincent Salvatico still sees his team as an underdog for its contest against Cornell at 7 tonight in Ithaca, N.Y.
An hour before the biggest home game of the season, Penn State men's soccer coach Barry Gorman instructed his team to begin its pre-game preparations.
But instead of sending coaches to get the team ready for No. 17 Ohio State, he entrusted the task to upperclassmen Jason Yeisley and Andy Parr.
Liam Fitzwater slowly walked to the back of the net, picked up the ball and punted it to midfield in disgust.
After 11 games without a goal, Corey Hertzog went to the front of the net hoping for the best.
The Penn State men's soccer team rallied from two goals down to defeat the No. 17 Ohio State Buckeyes, 3-2, Saturday at Jeffrey Field. Updated 12:21 AM
Penn State is looking to turn around their season and end their winless streak with this weekend's match against last year's NCAA runner-up.
If there is any justice in the sports world, then the Big Ten coaches' preseason selection of Penn State to finish last in the conference will eventually look foolish.
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