Alabama women's soccer (23-2-1) will take its unapologetically physical style into the 7:30 p.m. CT Friday meeting with UCLA in the second semifinal for the College Cup.
Alabama defender Sasha Pickard faces UC Irvine in the NCAA tournament third round.It’s been nearly three decades since Nolan Richardson rode his “40 Minutes of Hell” to Arkansas’ 1994 men’s basketball national championship.
It’s an unconventional brand that flies in the face of the traditional style used by the three powers also in Cary and contending for the title. “And I thought for a majority of the game,” Hart said. “I thought, for a majority of the game, we took it to them.”“They like the ball, they like possession of the ball,” Hart said. “If we were a team that sat off, I think they would be able to have a lot of success. I think they want the comfortability of having the ball, but as you know, we’re a pressing team. We’re not going to give them the time and space they’re used to and accustomed to.
Tide defender Brooke Steere said other teams will press for the first 10 minutes of the game or the second half.
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