Men's Soccer Roundup - November 5

Clemson 4, Charlotte 0
UAB 3, Louisville 2 (OT)

Charlotte Falls to #14 Clemson 4-0

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Nov. 5) - The Charlotte men's soccer team lost their final regular season match 4-0 to #14 Clemson.

Charlotte falls to 8-8-2 on the season. While Clemson improved to 13-3-1 on the season.

Clemson scored their first goal when Nathan Rawlins connected on a scoring shot in front of the Charlotte goal off assists from Fabio Tambosi and Pablo Webster at the 24:04 mark of the match.

Clemson increased their lead to 2-0 when Oguchi Onyewu scored an unassisted goal at the 46:08 mark of the match.

Clemson scored their third goal when Steven Rhyne connected on a goal off an assist from Pablo Webster at the 49:14 mark.

Clemson made the final score 4-0 when Ian Fuller scored an unassisted goal when he corralled a Charlotte defender deflections at the 60:07 mark.

Charlotte now travels to Saint Louis for the Conference USA Tournament which begins Thursday, November 9. Charlotte enters the tournament as the third seed.

No. 10 UAB Tops Louisville 3-2 In Overtime

LOUISVILLE, Ky (Nov. 5) - Lane Knight scored his second goal of the game off an assist by Rumbani Munthali in the 94th minute to lift 10th-ranked UAB (13-3-2, 5-1-2 in Conference USA) past Louisville (11-8-1, 3-4-1 in C-USA) 3-2 and extend the Blazers unbeaten streak to 10 games.

UAB jumped on the board early with Knight scoring off an assist by Mike Garcia in the third minute. The Blazers led 1-0 at the half.

Louisville tied the score on a goal by Shawn Faria off an assist from Stuart Langrish at the 71:53 mark. In the next minute the Cards' Courtenay Commander scored the go ahead goal off an assist from Mason Barber. The Blazers knotted the score at the 79:29 mark off an unassisted goal from Jose Rayo straight up the middle. The match was tied at the end of regulation forcing an overtime.

This was the sixth straight road match to go into overtime for UAB. The Blazers have won all six. UAB has played nine overtime matches this season and are 6-1-2 in extra period games.

The Blazers next travel to St. Louis, Mo. for the Conference USA Tournament Nov. 9-12.