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Michigan State @ South Florida Wed, Mar 9 @ 7 PM
Virginia Tech vs. Chapman Wed, Mar 9 @ 7 PM
Connecticut @ East Carolina Wed, Mar 9 @ 7 PM
Florida State @ UCSB Fri, Mar 11
East Carolina W Pittsburgh Fri, Mar 11 @ 3:30
Central Michigan @ Florida Fri Mar 11@ 7 PM
Stonehill @ Central Florida Fri Mar 11 @ 7:30 PM
Clemson @ Tennessee Fri Mar 11 @ 8 PM
Clemson vs. Indiana Sat Mar 12 @ 12 PM
Virginia Tech vs. Loyola Marymount Sat Mar 12 @ 12 PM
Minnesota @ Georgia Tech Sat Mar 12 @ 12 PM
East Carolina @ Auburn Sat Mar 12 @ 1 PM CST
Indiana @ Tennessee Sun Mar 13 @ 12 PM
Minnesota @ Auburn Sun Mar 13 @ 3:30 PM CST
Minnesota State (Moorhead) @ Vanderbilt Mon Mar 14 @ 7 PM CST
West Virginia @ NC State Tue Mar 15 @ 4 PM
Texas @ Florida Tue Mar 15 @ 7 PM
Minnesota State (Moorhead) @ Tennessee Tue Mar 15 @ 8 PM

Georgia is going on spring break starting this fri [march 11] and we wont have another game till the FIRST monday after spring break against illinois.
but good luck to all selc teams playing out of conferance games.

Final from Tampa: Michigan State 17, South Florida 3

ECU over UConn 10-7

Looks like this is Florida State's big chance to step up and make a statement against UCSB.

Choppy49er wrote:Looks like this is Florida State's big chance to step up and make a statement against UCSB.

Yes, this would be their chance. However, they were not even competitive aganst Sonoma, so the odds are against them against a higher rated team.

From Cocoa Beach, Fl

UCF 9
Stonehill 3

in what could be considered poor scheduling, UCF takes 2nd game of double header at the Cocoa Beach Expo Center (make-up for 3/10 rain-out):


UCF 13
Central Michigan 12

UCF overcame a 3 goal deficit in the 4th qtr and scored the game winner with :04 left on the clock.


Good luck to Stone Hill and CMU, two classy programs.

From CE Lax:

Virginia Tech - 10
Chapman - 8

CATLAX MAN wrote:

Choppy49er wrote:Looks like this is Florida State's big chance to step up and make a statement against UCSB.

Yes, this would be their chance. However, they were not even competitive aganst Sonoma, so the odds are against them against a higher rated team.

Guess they decided to play the game, despite the projected non-competitiveness.

Final from Santa Barbara, CA this afternoon:
UCSB 13, Fla State 8

UF 15
Central Michigan 8

Sonny wrote:

CATLAX MAN wrote:

Choppy49er wrote:Looks like this is Florida State's big chance to step up and make a statement against UCSB.

Yes, this would be their chance. However, they were not even competitive aganst Sonoma, so the odds are against them against a higher rated team.

Guess they decided to play the game, despite the projected non-competitiveness.

The odds were against them and that turned out to be true. They played hard, no doubt. Nobody said they wouldn't. However, based on the games over the last week out in California, I still maintain that VT is the team to beat in the SELC.

Agreed

After playing VT, I say they are the team to beat. It was 1-0 after the first quarter and I feel we could have played them a lotbetter, but what I feel will be the difference between the two teams is the defense. FSU has a great offense (as does VT), but what I saw from VT was one of the best defenses they have had in years. It was just solid.....plain and simple. Nothing fancy, just great team defense. Heh, woulda been nice for VT to beat Sonoma....man I woulda loved to see that.....

oh and for those who care, UT 13 (or something) Clemson 7 or 8 (think it was ......[/b]

Judging from afar I'd say 2005 has been one of the SELC's most impressive showings ever, so far anyway. Close, competitive losses to elite teams and wins over solid, ranked second-tier teams. My sources in California echo what was posted above, that while FSU is a very good team and GT is solid, the "smart money" should be on VT. The Hokies look to have one of those special teams this year, the kind which wins league titles.

Final Box Score from Sunny Atlanta, GA:
Georgia Tech: 1 - 0 - 4 - 1 = 6
Minnesota: 0 - 1 - 0 - 0 = 1