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University of Akron - Soccer (2010 national champs, 2018 national runners-up)

That stinks for the school and the community (people love the soccer team here). Hopefully it turns out to be a good move for Porter.

Now the pressure is on for UA football to actually do something.
 
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Somehow.. some way.. I'm hoping they can steal back Louisville coach.. who was the Zip coach prior to Porter

Oh well.. at least we'll win the National Championship again this year
 
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Maryland wins NCAA soccer title, beats Akron, 1-0, in men’s College Cup final
Updated 8:04 AM; Posted Dec 9, 10:07 PM



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By Staff and Wire Reports

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – Maryland won its fourth NCAA men’s soccer national championship with a 1-0 victory over Akron in the College Cup final Sunday night in Harder Stadium.

A second-half penalty kick for a 1-0 lead and a defense that did not allow a goal in five NCAA Tournament games proved too much for unseeded Akron (15-7-2), which crisscrossed the country with a string up upsets and looked unstoppable after a 5-1 semifinal win against Michigan State in Friday’s semifinal.

“We knew that they would be aggressive, try to press us and disrupt our rhythm,” Akron coach Jared Embick said. “We never really got in a comfort zone and I credit Maryland’s work rate and pressure.”

Maryland allowed just one goal when it won its last title in 2008.

"2008 was the gold standard. We gave up one goal that year. So we have to maybe call this the platinum standard of defending,'' Maryland coach Sasho Cirovski told ESPN.

Terrapins goalie Dayne St. Clair needed to make just two saves.

“We’re brothers,” St. Clair said. “We’re so close. The relationship this team has is sensational, and I think that’s why we’re sitting here today.”

Akron was attempting to win its second national championship (2010).


https://www.cleveland.com/sports/co...eats-akron-1-0-in-mens-college-cup-final.html
 
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