Chris McBride Press Desk

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Louisiana soccer coach Chris McBride goes over the Cajuns 1-0-1 week, looks ahead to Nicholls and McNeese and talks with Jay Walker about the number of penalties called early in the season.

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Louisiana soccer coach Chris McBride goes over the Cajuns 1-0-1 week, looks ahead to Nicholls and McNeese and talks with Jay Walker about the number of penalties called early in the season.

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[RaginDave]

If anyone watched the East Texas A&M game, we should have one that one. There was a weird moment when a foul should have been called on the UL end, but it wasn't, ETAMU took the ball the length of the field and scored a goal, Coach McBride challenged the call and won, UL would have had a penalty shot, but it was reversed because the rule is that you cannot give a penalty after a throw in and unfortunately the ref's missed this and the goal was awarded to ETAMU. Also, later in the game there was a time where ETAMU was on the attack and UL stopped them, the ETAMU coach challenged a foul that she believed should have been called. I watched it over and over from the view on TV and still could not see where that foul should have been called, but it gave ETAMU a penalty shot that they scored making the game 3-1, instead of 1-3 in UL's favor. Credit to UL for coming back and scoring 2 goals late in the game to tie it up. But UL should have won the game they clearly outplayed the Lions.

[RaginDave]

If anyone watched the East Texas A&M game, we should have one that one. There was a weird moment when a foul should have been called on the UL end, but it wasn't, ETAMU took the ball the length of the field and scored a goal, Coach McBride challenged the call and won, UL would have had a penalty shot, but it was reversed because the rule is that you cannot give a penalty after a throw in and unfortunately the ref's missed this and the goal was awarded to ETAMU. Also, later in the game there was a time where ETAMU was on the attack and UL stopped them, the ETAMU coach challenged a foul that she believed should have been called. I watched it over and over from the view on TV and still could not see where that foul should have been called, but it gave ETAMU a penalty shot that they scored making the game 3-1, instead of 1-3 in UL's favor. Credit to UL for coming back and scoring 2 goals late in the game to tie it up. But UL should have won the game they clearly outplayed the Lions.