UNC debuts in men’s soccer Top 25 after big win over Duke

By R.L. Bynum

North Carolina’s big 2–1 victory over Duke on Sunday got the attention of the men’s college soccer world.

After not even getting votes in the previous United Soccer Coaches Top 25, the Tar Heels debuted in the poll at No. 18. It’s the first time UNC (4–0–3, 1–0–2 ACC) has been ranked since it was No. 13 last season after a 2–0 start. The Tar Heels fell out of the poll after a 2–1 home loss to Florida International.

UNC is the only Division I school in the country with both soccer teams undefeated. The No. 1-ranked women’s team is 6–0–4 and 2–0–1 in the ACC.

The Blue Devils (4–2–1, 1–2 ACC) were No. 11 before the game but fell to No. 21.


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After scoring the game-winning goal against Duke on Sunday, Quenzi Huerman is the ACC Co-Offensive Player of the Week. He had two assists in Tuesday’s 3–0 victory over UNCW. Huerman’s 15 goals (six goals, three assists) are the most by a UNC player through seven games since 2000.

Other ACC teams in the poll are No. 7 Syracuse, No. 8 Louisville, No. 10 Wake Forest and No. 15 Notre Dame.

Carolina plays again Friday at 7 p.m. at Pittsburgh.

Top 25

RankTeamPrevious1st-place
votes
Poll
points
Record
1Marshall 182008-0-0
2Southern Methodist 601927-1-0
3Central Florida301834-1-2
4West Virginia 201666-0-2
5Akron401645-0-4
6Stanford 801635-1-1
7Syracuse 701504-1-3
8Louisville1001396-1-1
9Missouri State 901335-0-1
10Wake Forest 1401265-1-3
11Portland501235-2-0
12Georgetown 1601135-1-1
13Michigan State 2201045-0-2
14Vermont170916-1-1
15Notre Dame150825-1-3
16Northwestern 130797-0-2
17San Diego State 210736-0-1
18North CarolinaNR0714-0-3
19Hofstra 240496-1-2
20UIC250427-1-1
21Duke 110374-2-1
22Washington200324-2-3
23Seattle NR0195-2-2
24New Hampshire180134-1-2
25Penn State RV0125-1-2

Also receiving votes: Pittsburgh (9), Bryant (7), Marquette (7), Denver (6), James Madison (5), Clemson (5), Oral Roberts (3), Cornell (1), Florida International (1).


DateMonth/dayTime/scoreOpponent
(current ranks)
Record/
TV
August
9SundayW, 5–4vs. LibertyExhib.
13ThursdayL, 2–1at MarylandExhib.
20ThursdayT, 1–1at No. 4
Georgetown
0–0–1
24MondayL, 3–2at Memphis0–1–1
28FridayW, 1–0vs. VCU1–1–1
September
6SundayT, 2–2at California1–1–2,
0–0–1 ACC
11FridayT, 2–2vs. No. 1 Stanford1–1–3,
0–0–2
15Tuesday7 p.m.vs. AmericanACCNE
19Saturday7 p.m.vs. No. 27
Clemson
ACCNE
26Saturday7 p.m.vs. LipscombACCNE
30Wednesday7 p.m.vs. West FloridaACCNE
October
3Saturday5 p.m.at Boston CollegeACCNE
10Saturday7 p.m.vs. Notre DameACCNE
16Friday7 p.m.at PittsburghACCNE
23Friday7 p.m.at DukeACCN
27Tuesday6 p.m.vs. Wm. & MaryACCNE
30Friday7 p.m.vs. N.C. StateACCNE
NovemberACC
tournament
First 2 rounds
on campus sites
4WednesdayFirst round
8SundayQuarterfinals
12ThursdaySemifnalsCary
15SundayFinalCary
NCAA
tournament
First 4 rounds
on campus sites
19ThursdayFirst round
22SundaySecond round
28, 29Third round
December
4. 5Sat., Sun.Quarterfinals
11, 14Fri., Mon.Men’s College CupCary

Photo courtesy of UNC Athletics Communications

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