college soccer
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Release from the ACC: Defending national champion Virginia is the Atlantic Coast Conference men’s soccer preseason favorite, according to a vote of the league’s 12 head coaches. The Cavaliers were named by four coaches as this year’s team to beat, followed by Clemson, Louisville, North Carolina, and Notre Dame all with two votes. Virginia, with
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Release from the ACC: Nine ACC men’s soccer players were taken in Major League Soccer’s SuperDraft, held Thursday afternoon in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The nine ACC players taken in the first two rounds and the five selected in the first round both were the most from any conference. Notre Dame’s Nick Besler (Portland Timbers, 5th pick),
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Release from the ACC: Six Atlantic Coast Conference men’s soccer student-athletes have been named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America’s All-America Teams, as announced Friday. North Carolina senior forward Andy Craven and Syracuse junior goalkeeper Alex Bono, two of the three finalists for the MAC Hermann Trophy, are joined on the first team
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Release from ACC: Highlighted by five national seeds, the Atlantic Coast Conference placed seven teams in the field of 48 of the 2014 NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championship. The seven bids are the most from any conference in the country, the second-straight year the ACC has placed the most teams in the tournament. It
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Release from Kennesaw State media relations: TROY, Ala. – Despite holding much of the second-half possession, the Kennesaw State soccer team dropped a 1-0 decision to Troy on a hot and humid Friday afternoon (Aug. 29) in the Owls’ first match of the Trojan Classic at the Troy Soccer Complex. “We dug ourselves a hole by
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From ACC Media Relations: GREENSBORO, N.C. – The Atlantic Coast Conference leads all leagues with six men’s soccer teams on the Soccer America Preseason Top 25 and seven student-athletes named Soccer America Preseason All-Americans. Defending national champion Notre Dame begins the 2014 season ranked No. 2 in the poll. Just behind the Irish is No.
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