For the second consecutive year, the University of Evansville men's soccer team will make a national television appearance on Fox Soccer Channel. The National Soccer Coaches Association of America and Fox Soccer Channel announced today that Evansville's home match on Friday, Oct. 29 against Eastern Illinois will be the NSCAA College Game of the Week.
Last year, coach Mike Jacobs' Aces defeated Drake 1-0 at McCutchan Stadium in UE's first appearance on FSC.
This will be the sixth season for the NSCAA College Game of the Week telecasts on Fox Soccer Channel, starting Friday Sept. 3 with the Clemson-South Carolina match. Twelve men's matches and eight women's matches will be televised. Fans who miss a match will be able to view NSCAA College Game of the Week telecasts on-demand via Foxsoccer.tv <http://foxsoccer.rayv.com/> , Fox Soccer Channel's broadband video service.
Some of the brightest stars in the collegiate game will appear this season on Fox Soccer Channel. A total of 24 players - 13 women and 11 men - scheduled to appear on NSCAA College Game of the Week telecasts recently were named to the 2010 Missouri Athletic Club Hermann Trophy Watch List. Presented annually to the top NCAA Division I male and female players in the country, the two MAC Hermann Trophy winners are selected by a vote of NSCAA Division I member coaches.
Leading a quartet of play-by-play announcers for the package is Dean Linke, who enters his third season as the primary voice of the NSCAA College Game of the Week. Also lending their talents to the broadcasts are veterans Mark Rogondino, Dave Johnson and Steve Bell. They will be joined in the booth for the NSCAA College Game of the Week men's telecasts by color commentator Keith Tabatznik, who recorded 220 career wins in 22 years as men's soccer coach at Georgetown University. The color analysts for the women's games will include former collegiate players Kyndra de St. Aubin (Minnesota), Sari Rose (Wake Forest) and Lisa Grubb (Ohio State).
NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Coverage on Fox Soccer Channel:
Friday, Sept. 3
South Carolina v. Clemson
7 p.m. CT
Friday, Sept. 10
South Florida (16) v. Virginia Tech
7 p.m. CT
Friday, Sept. 17
Duke (11) v. North Carolina
5:30 p.m. CT
Friday, Sept. 24
Akron (1) v. Tulsa (7)
7 p.m. CT
Friday, Oct. 1
Maryland (6) v. Duke (11)
7 p.m. CT
Friday, Oct. 8
Wofford v. Davidson
7 p.m. CT
Friday, Oct. 15
UMBC v. Boston Univ.
7 p.m. CT
Friday, Oct. 15
UC Santa Barbara (8) v. Duke (11)
10 p.m. CT
Friday, Oct. 22
Connecticut (22) v. Notre Dame
7 p.m. CT
Wednesday, Oct. 27
Cal Poly v. UC Santa Barbara (8)
10 p.m. CT
Friday, Oct. 29
EVANSVILLE VS. EASTERN ILLINOIS
7 p.m. CT
Friday, Nov. 5
Memphis v. Alabama-Birmingham
7 p.m. CT
NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Coverage on Fox Soccer Channel:
Thursday, Sept. 9
Louisville v. Kentucky
6 p.m. CT
Friday, Sept. 17
Duke v. Florida (11)
7:45 p.m. CT
Friday, Oct. 1
South Carolina (12) v. Mississippi
6 p.m. CT
Friday, Oct. 8
Army v. Navy
6 p.m. CT
Thursday, Oct. 14
Oklahoma State (22) v. Colorado
7 p.m. CT
Friday, Oct. 22
San Diego v. Portland (5)
10 p.m. CT
Friday, Oct. 29
UCLA (3) v. Washington
10 p.m. CT
Friday, Nov. 5
Stanford (2) v. Oregon State
10 p.m. CT
