The 2005 college season concludes this weekend with the Men's College Cup Friday and Sunday at the SAS Soccer Park in Cary, N.C. The top two seeds Maryland (17-4-2) and New Mexico (17-1-3) are joined by unseeded SMU (14-5-3) and Clemson (15-5-3). Action begins with the semifinals Friday at 4 p.m. ET when Maryland faces SMU. New Mexico meets Clemson in the nightcap.

MARYLAND (17-4-2)

GOALKEEPER
0 Chris Seitz (Fr., San Luis Obispo, Calif.)
Seitz won job in goal from fifth-year senior Craig Salvati.
DEFENDERS
2 Michael Dello-Russo (Sr., Columbia, Md.)
Came back from serious knee injury suffered in 2003.
20 A.J. Delagarza (Fr., Bryans Road, Md.)
Should step in for injured Kenney Bertz in middle of defense.
6 Chris Lancos (Sr., Middletown, N.J.)
Started 87 of MarylandÆs 97 games since he arrived from U-17 program.
3 David Glaudemans (Jr., Bethesda, Md.)
Emerged as starter as left back last season after redshirting in 2003.
MIDFIELDERS
10 Maurice Edu (Soph., Fontana, Calif.)
One of three Maryland starters who were enticed to leave California.
5 A.J. Goldbolt (Jr., Austin, Texas)
Leads Terrapins with 12 assists.
7 Stephen King (Soph., Medford, N.J.)
Coach Sasho Cirovski calls him the countryÆs most underrated player.
8 Robbie Rogers (Fr., Huntington Beach, Calif.)
Moved back to the wing after starting up front.
FORWARDS
15 Marc Burch (Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio)
Evansville transfer has had a big NCAA Tournament.
9 Jason Garey (Sr. Gonzalez, La.)
Hermann Trophy favorite with 20 goals but scoreless in NCAA Tournament.

SMU (14-5-3)

GOALKEEPER
0 Matt Wideman (Jr., Allen, Texas)
Won starting job from former U.S. U-17 Steve Sandbo
DEFENDERS
7 Daniel Lopez (Fr., Red Oak, Texas)
One of four freshman starters from the Dallas Texans.
4 Mynor Gonzalez (Jr., Guatemala)
Played for Guatemala in 2003 Gold Cup.
11 Ryan Mirsky (Fr., Tyler, Texas)
Moved into starting lineup early in the season.
14 Jay Needham (Jr., Ft. Worth, Texas)
Part of an SMU recruiting class that included pros Kenny Cooper and Ramon Nunez.
MIDFIELDERS
10 David Chun (Sr., Irvine, Calif.)
Former U.S. U-17 starter was invited to MLS Combine in January.
8 Bruno Guarda (Fr., Cedar Hill, Texas)
Scored first goal and second up second in quarterfinal win over North Carolina.
19 Dario Saintus (Jr., Arlington, Texas)
Once a top prospect in U-17 national team program.
2 Kellan Zindel (Sr., Flower Mound, Texas)
Full-time starter the last two seasons.
FORWARDS
6 Duke Hashimoto (Sr., Kapolei, Haw.)
The Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year
13 Paulo da Silva (Fr., Arlington, Texas)
Brazilian-born strikerÆs play carried Mustangs early in the tournament.

CLEMSON (15-5-3)

GOALKEEPER
1 Phil Marfuggi (Jr., Manalapan, N.J.)
Standout with 2003 U.S. U-17s is back on center stage.
DEFENDERS
2 Bradley Gibson (Sr., Tipp City, Ohio)
Started three NCAA Tournament games in 2001.
4 Nathan Sturgis (Soph., St. Augustine, Fla.)
Sure-fire pick in first round of MLS SuperDraft if he turns pro.
5 Alan OÆHara (Jr., Ireland)
Played first two seasons at NAIA school Thomas.
6 Havird Usry (Soph., Augusta, Ga.)
Started 21 games for Clemson.
MIDFIELDERS
7 Justin Moore (Sr., Snellville, Ga.)
Only starter remaining from TigersÆ 2002 NCAA Tournament team.
12 Randy Albright (Sr., Albuquerque, N.M.)
Played two seasons for NAIA school William Penn in Iowa.
13 Mark Buchholz (Soph., Alpharetta, Ga.)
Second on the Tigers in scoring with 13 points.
9 Hector Quintanar (Jr., Austin, Texas)
Scored in NCAA Tournament wins over Coastal Carolina and N.C. State.
FORWARDS
7 Bryson Moore (Fr., Madison, Miss.)
Only freshman expected to start for Tigers.
10 Dane Richards (Jr., Jamaica)
Reggae Boy has three game-winners in the NCAA Tournament.

NEW MEXICO (17-1-3)

GOALKEEPER
1 Mike Graczyk (Soph., Albuquerque, N.M.)
Older sister Kristen starred at Connecticut.
DEFENDERS
2 Ben Ashwill (Sr., Albuquerque, N.M.)
Moved to right back after leading Lobos in scoring as freshman.
3 Andrew Boyens (Jr., New Zealand)
Former Kiwi U-23 is imposing on backline at 6-foot-4
18 Josh Brown (Sr., Portland, Ore.)
Transferred from Portland for senior year after playing with Ashwill in PDL.
17 Matt Wootton (Sr., Colleyville, Texas)
Strong left foot has made him a fixture in the lineup almost all four years.
MIDFIELDERS
10 Lance Watson (Sr., Nederland, Texas)
At 5-foot-6 one of the craftiest wingers in college soccer.
7 Brandon Moss (Sr., Albuquerque, N.M.)
Played last summer for PDL's Chicago Fire Premier with Watson and Jeff Rowland.
13 David Gualdarama (Soph., Waianae, Haw.)
Spent summer with Puerto RicoÆs U-20 team.
4 Brandon Barklage (Fr., St. Louis, Mo.)
Splits time with All-American skier Lars Loeseth.
FORWARDS
6 Jeff Rowland (Sr., Albuquerque, N.M.)
Former walk-on won last two tournament games with golden goals.
19 Erik Bagwell (Sr. Portland, Ore.)
Sophomore Blake Danaher should come on for him early.