NCAA Tournament 2025

Started by Kuiper, November 09, 2025, 07:17:48 PM

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LibbyMoore

Trying to find it on championships pass, and only see the semis there?

Freddyfud


Kuiper

Trinity 1 - Tufts 0 (27th minute)

Luke Chandler scores off a rebound in the box after Antic makes a good save on a Theiss cross and Urquidi shot, but leaves the ball in a dangerous spot. 

Tufts concedes another first goal

NEsoccerfan

Quite different styles from these two teams. First time watching Trinity this year and they look fantastic.

Kuiper

Henry Brown shown a yellow card that was coming for a long time.  Possibly a persistent infringement situation since he set the tone early with some deliberate fouls.

Kuiper


Kuiper

VAR for possible handball on Trinity in the box on a free kick.  Not called on the field.

UPDATE:  No penalty

paclassic89

Tufts should try stringing more than a couple of passes together in the second half. 

Kuiper

#413
HALF: Trinity 1 - Tufts 0

Trinity out-shooting Tufts 8-2 (3-0 in SOG)

Trinity with 3 corners to 1 for Tufts

Henry Brown with the only yellow

Both teams using a decent amount of subs.  That's not inconsistent with their normal approach, but both teams probably have players with heavy legs after their semifinal matches.

CarefreeTX

Not really sure how this Tufts team is in the final, the level of play couldn't be farther apart

Kuiper

Quote from: CarefreeTX on December 07, 2025, 01:06:52 PMNot really sure how this Tufts team is in the final, the level of play couldn't be farther apart

Probably should be careful rather than carefree with your remarks.  Tufts has been down 1-0 in the past and rallied for wins in several games this NCAA tournament.  Schell has been aggressive off his line and in free kicks, but he's been playing with fire on those.  That's how Tufts can beat you.

NEsoccerfan

Quote from: CarefreeTX on December 07, 2025, 01:06:52 PMNot really sure how this Tufts team is in the final, the level of play couldn't be farther apart

That physical, more direct style has reaped rewards year after year in D-3, as evidenced by the NESCAC's dominance. Personally, I prefer the more technical style of Trinity, but you simply can't argue with that style's success.

NEsoccerfan

Quote from: NEsoccerfan on December 07, 2025, 01:15:57 PM
Quote from: CarefreeTX on December 07, 2025, 01:06:52 PMNot really sure how this Tufts team is in the final, the level of play couldn't be farther apart

That physical, more direct style has reaped rewards year after year in D-3, as evidenced by the NESCAC's dominance. Personally, I prefer the more technical style of Trinity, but you simply can't argue with that style's success.

Having said that, I certainly agree with you on the level of quality in the first half.

Kuiper

Flurry of chances in the second half for both teams.  Tufts pressing hard.

Kuiper

Getting testy.  Gunn pushes Knutson and Lopez steps in to defend his teammate.  Both get yellows