SAN DIEGO -- Closer to water polo than a game of soccer, Wednesday's Concacaf W Gold Cup semifinal win for the United States women's national team over Canada played out as a bizarre rainy spectacle at Snapdragon Stadium.
With stormy weather impacting a
Dalton Knecht happily wore his orange SEC champs hat. He knows, however, that Tennessee's goals don't end with its first Southeastern Conference regular-season title in six years.
Knecht had 26 points, including a four-point play, as the fourth-ranked
Michigan State coach Duffy Daugherty was for it. Tennessee athletic director Bob Woodruff was against it. Ohio State's Woody Hayes was for it, then against it and Notre Dame's (and CBS') Ara Parseghian was against it, then for it. Penn State's Joe
United States interim coach Twila Kilgore celebrated a "huge moment" from goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Canada in the Concacaf W Gold Cup semifinals at a waterlogged Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego on Wednesday.
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