Another so-so soccer season

[donnie_baseball]

I'll admit I didn't follow MSOC as closely as I normally do, at least in following the scores online. SHU had a couple quality wins in conference, but finished as the 8 seed for the BET and had to play Georgetown, who beat SHU by one earlier in the season. They were tied going into the 64th minute, when a SHU player got a red card, which was game over in the last 10 mins when Georgetown scored. How do you get a red card in a win-or-go-home game against a program like Georgetown?? Sounded really dumb, but hard to tell from reading the recap and box score.

 

[Halldan1]

EAST DIVISION
Georgetown	6-1-1	19	12-2-2	.812	7-0-2	5-2	0-0	W3
Providence	4-2-2	14	8-5-3	.594	6-3	2-2-3	0-0	W1
St. John's	3-1-4	13	8-4-5	.618	5-1-3	3-3-2	0-0	L1
UConn	4-4	12	9-7-1	.559	7-3-1	2-4	0-0	W1
Seton Hall	3-4-1	10	8-6-3	.559	7-1-2	0-5-1	1-0	L1
Villanova	1-4-3	6	1-8-7	.281	0-2-6	1-6-1	0-0	L1

MIDWEST DIVISION
Xavier	4-1-3	15	8-3-5	.656	4-1-3	4-2-2	0-0	W2
Creighton	3-3-2	11	4-7-6	.412	3-3-1	1-4-5	0-0	L1
Akron	2-1-5	11	9-2-7	.694	8-0-3	1-2-4	0-0	L1
Butler	1-3-4	7	2-7-6	.333	1-3-3	1-4-3	0-0	T1
DePaul	1-4-3	6	3-7-5	.367	3-3-3	0-4-2	0-0	T1
Marquette	1-5-2	5	7-6-3	.531	6-4-1	1-2-2	0-0	L1

 

[catholicman]

I'll admit I didn't follow MSOC as closely as I normally do, at least in following the scores online. SHU had a couple quality wins in conference, but finished as the 8 seed for the BET and had to play Georgetown, who beat SHU by one earlier in the season. They were tied going into the 64th minute, when a SHU player got a red card, which was game over in the last 10 mins when Georgetown scored. How do you get a red card in a win-or-go-home game against a program like Georgetown?? Sounded really dumb, but hard to tell from reading the recap and box score.

The play that drew the red card was a play on the ball. An aggressive play but one in which the Georgetown player wasnt injured or even hit.