The SEC is starting to get the same attention as the ACC and Pac-12 when it comes to women’s soccer. It sent eight teams to the NCAA Tournament in 2014. One of them was Georgia, which is building itsbase of support and expects a good crowd for its match Friday against No. 10 Clemson. The Bulldogs drew 1,000 fans for an exhibition against Furman. Senior BellaHartley credits the Women’s World Cup for the turnout. “I know after the 1999 World Cup, soccer for women fizzled out,” Hartley said. “But we have this new national soccerteam, and they just won the World Cup, so it’s bringing everything back and getting people more interested.”