[COLLEGE MEN: Wednesday] A record crowd of 5,029 fans at the Butler Bowl watched the No. 21 Bulldogs rally from 2-0 down with less than four minutes to play inregulation and go on to beat defending national champion Indiana, 3-2, on freshman David Goldsmith‘s winner in the 104th minute.
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“The first one was tremendous,” said Butler coach Paul Snape. “Jordan Burt is one the hardest working players in the country. He got usback in it.”
Goldschmidt won the game with his seventh goal of the season on a header.
“Goal scorers turn up in the big games and that’s what he did tonight,” Snape said ofthe Englishman.
— No. 17 UAB got a goal and an assist from Alex Clay as it beat Belmont, 2-0. FreddyRuiz add the other goal with his fifth of the year. “I thought our guys played well,” UAB coach Mike Getman said. “We scored two reallyterrific goals and defended very well against a very good team. I thought it was a very good performance all the way around.”
— No. 24 Syracuse won its third straight game with a3-0 win over Massachusetts. The Orange got first-half goals from Nick Perea and Stefanos Stamoulacatos and Finn
— Senior Travis Dennis scored the game’s lone goal in the 41st minute as No. 25 UMBC improved to 8-0-0with a 1-0 win over George Mason before 1,150 at Retriever Soccer Park. UMBC, which had scored at least three goals in its first seven wins, extended its unbeaten streak to 17 (14-0-3), dating back to2012.
— No. 25 Elon’s 1-0 win over Radford was the 300th in the Phoenix’s history. Englishman James Brace scored the match’s lone goal in the 18thminute.