Saturday Soccer: No. 19 UCLA Upsets No. 1 Maryland & More

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Friday College Scores

Maryland 0 UCLA 2
The season opener and we already get the "game of two halves" cliche from UCLA Coach Jorge Salcedo.

No. 11 Illinois 1 UCLA 2
Lauren Cheney and Sydney LeRoux get the goals for the 2-1-1 Bruins at the Illini Challenge Cup. Next: No. 6 Florida Sunday.

Cal State Northridge 1 Creighton 2
The Cal State Northridge women's soccer team fell to 2-3 after failing to hold onto the early lead. Next: the University of Vermont 1 p.m. Sunday at Matador Field.

USC 4 Cal State Fullerton 0
The Trojans (1-2) get their first win of the season in San Diego over the now 0-3 Cal State Fullerton, getting goals from four different players. Next: Ohio State 11 a.m. Sunday at USD's Torero Stadium.

Pepperdine 1 Houston 0
Senior Kelly Reilly's second goal of the season from the penalty spot was enough for the Waves to move to 3-1 over winless Houston.

No. 23 Kansas 3 Long Beach State 1
The 49ers fall to 1-2 after conceding three first half goals. Next: at No. 21 Missouri Sunday.

Lastly, here's a preview of today's U.S.-El Salvador WCQ. The game airs at 5 p.m. on ESPN Classic.

Are the U.S. players ready?
Tweeted Stuart Holden this morning: "Its gameday folks and @charliedavies9 is fired up to bang some goals and do thaaa stanky leg!! Check it out! Hahah"

Notable:
*Central defender Oguchi Onyewu is suspended for the game.
*The U.S. has just one loss ever to El Salvador and that was in 1992.
*A yellow card for any of nine U.S. players today will make them miss Wednesday's game against Trinidad & Tobago: Jozy Altidore, Carlos Bocanegra, Conor Casey, Steve Cherundolo, Ricardo Clark, Jay DeMerit, Clint Dempsey, Landon Donovan, and Benny Feilhaber.


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