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MORNING BRIEFING: Men's powers take beatings
by Paul Kennedy, September 8th, 2008 8AM
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Two days after playing to a 0-0 tie, No. 3 Indiana and No. 5 South Florida both took it on a chin.

Notre Dame crushed South Florida, 5-0, putting four goals past the Bulls in an 11-minute span in the first half of the final game at the Hilton Garden Inn Mike Berticelli Memorial Tournament.

The host Irish used five different goal scorers to post the victory: Justin Morrow, Bright Dike, Josh Thiermann, Michael Thomas and Jeb Brovsky.

Earlier in the day, unranked Dartmouth hammered Indiana with a 4-0 victory.

New Zealand Olympian Craig Henderson scored twice between goals by freshmen Lucky Mkosana and Maarten van Ess.

"This was a great victory for our team," said Dartmouth coach Jeff Cook. "We played well all weekend and it was nice to have that reward. This game gives us a lot of belief as we look forward and hope to improve."

The game marked the third in a row Indiana failed to score.

WEEKEND TOP 25 ACTION
Sept. 5
Wake Forest 3 (Adams 3, Tracy 26, Milling ton 73) UCLA 0.
Indiana 0 South Florida 0 (OT).
Brown 0 St. John's 1 (Himeno 72).
Sept. 7
UCLA 1 (Rusin 86) North Carolina 1 (Urso 79) (OT).
Notre Dame 5 (Morrow 24, Dike 28, Thiermann 32, Thomas 35, Brovsky 78) South Florida 0.
Boston College 1 (Konicoff 15) St. John's 1 (Chiduku 40) (OT).
California 1 (Soares 82) SMU 1 (da Silva 48) (OT).

DUKE REBOUNDS. Duke rebounded from losses to Indiana and Notre Dame to win its Duke/Nike Classic with wins over Harvard (3-1) and American (3-0).

John Kerr Jr. picked up his first win as a Blue Devil coach with the win over Harvard, the school at which he spent nine nine seasons.



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