We might be playing a lot of SoCon in the olympic sports. The SoCon took the App, GaSo, Elon, Davidson exit money and the entrance fee from VMI, ETSU, Mercer and built a Digital network that I think is free to watch for every school. It might be handy to be aware of this.

As I type this a bit of time left in OT in WSOC at ETSU. Video quality is rather good.

http://www.socondigitalnetwork.com/soco ... n-08282014

ETSU wins in OT, 1-0.

hapapp wrote:ETSU wins in OT, 1-0.

Just a technical matter; it was a double OT loss. Much harder to swallow as a player.

http://www.etsubucs.com/wsoccer/news/20 ... double-ot/

I won't dwell on it. Our team is very, very young; and ETSU remains unbeaten. It may be a good thing for later in the season.

asu66 wrote:

hapapp wrote:ETSU wins in OT, 1-0.

Just a technical matter; it was a double OT loss. Much harder to swallow as a player.

http://www.etsubucs.com/wsoccer/news/20 ... double-ot/

I won't dwell on it. Our team is very, very young; and ETSU remains unbeaten. It may be a good thing for later in the season.

I forgot, does college soccer play golden goal?

hapapp wrote:

asu66 wrote:

hapapp wrote:ETSU wins in OT, 1-0.

Just a technical matter; it was a double OT loss. Much harder to swallow as a player.

http://www.etsubucs.com/wsoccer/news/20 ... double-ot/

I won't dwell on it. Our team is very, very young; and ETSU remains unbeaten. It may be a good thing for later in the season.

I forgot, does college soccer play golden goal?

My understanding is that the golden goal rule is in effect for two OT periods. If neither team has scored after the extra time of a regular season contest, the match ends in a draw. In a similar situation in a playoff match, a penalty shoot-out follows the extra time.

asu66 wrote:

hapapp wrote:

asu66 wrote:

hapapp wrote:ETSU wins in OT, 1-0.

Just a technical matter; it was a double OT loss. Much harder to swallow as a player.

http://www.etsubucs.com/wsoccer/news/20 ... double-ot/

I won't dwell on it. Our team is very, very young; and ETSU remains unbeaten. It may be a good thing for later in the season.

I forgot, does college soccer play golden goal?

My understanding is that the golden goal rule is in effect for two OT periods. If neither team has scored after the extra time of a regular season contest, the match ends in a draw. In a similar situation in a playoff match, a penalty shoot-out follows the extra time.

Thanks!

It would be nice for the rules to be standardized...it gets confusing shifting from high school to college to the pros.