11-04-2026, 07:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-04-2026, 07:59 PM by DenverCard.)
Totally agree, Triangle. In addition to the calls you mentioned, a case can be made that a Louisville defender deserved a red card for intent to injure. (He was given a yellow.)
My heart was in my throat after the game-winning goal, because Fitzgerald Boes looked like he might have been offside.
Hell of an effort by Stanford. I think without the win, they would not have made the NCAA tourney. I think they're in now, but another win in the tourney would seal the deal.
Their next opponent is the winner of Syracuse and Pitt; at Stanford if Syracuse wins, at Pitt if the latter prevails. It's gone to penalty kicks as I write this.
And it's Syracuse. So Stanford has another home game. Sunday 11/8, I believe.
One of Syracuse's successful PK's was taken by the brother of Stanford player, Tim Fortier (out injured currently). The Pitt goalie initially stopped the kick, but when the ball fell to the turf it had sufficient forward spin that it crawled into the other side of the goal before the keeper could respond in time.
My heart was in my throat after the game-winning goal, because Fitzgerald Boes looked like he might have been offside.
Hell of an effort by Stanford. I think without the win, they would not have made the NCAA tourney. I think they're in now, but another win in the tourney would seal the deal.
Their next opponent is the winner of Syracuse and Pitt; at Stanford if Syracuse wins, at Pitt if the latter prevails. It's gone to penalty kicks as I write this.
And it's Syracuse. So Stanford has another home game. Sunday 11/8, I believe.
One of Syracuse's successful PK's was taken by the brother of Stanford player, Tim Fortier (out injured currently). The Pitt goalie initially stopped the kick, but when the ball fell to the turf it had sufficient forward spin that it crawled into the other side of the goal before the keeper could respond in time.