New Mexico, the 2005 NCAA Division I runner-up, showed it's still a team to be reckoned with when it held top-ranked SMU to a 1-1 tie Friday night  on the first day of the TLC Plumbing & Utility Invitational in Albuquerque, N.M.

SMU now posts a 7-0-1 record, while unranked New Mexico is 2-2-2.

Adrian Chevannes put the Mustangs ahead in the 43rd minute, but the Lobos equalized in the 57th minute when a corner kick resulted in an SMU deflection into the net for an own goal.

Danny Poe scored early in the second half in leading No. 3 Clemson to a 1-0 victory over fifth-ranked North Carolina before 7,012 fans at Historic Riggs Field.

Last Friday, Poe also had the winning goal as Clemson defeated defending national champion Maryland, 2-1. The Tigers are now 7-0-0. It's their best start since the 1978 season.

''It was a total team victory,'' said Clemson coach Trevor Adair. ''Our players gave it their all. The crowd was great again and this atmosphere is unbelievable. The players did everything we asked. I am happy for Danny Poe. He plays hard and gives great effort.''

Junior midfielder Jeremy Barlow delivered his second game-winning goal of the season six minutes into overtime as No. 2 Virginia edged Boston College, 3-2, Friday night  in front of a season-high 3,839 fans at Klockner Stadium. The Cavaliers (7-0-0, 2-0-0 ACC) remained undefeated on the season and won their seventh straight game for the first time since the 1993 season.

''This was a good win for us,'' UVa head men's soccer coach George Gelnovatch said. ''We played well and they [Boston College] were able to score late and force overtime. I was very happy that we were able to keep our heads up and put together a goal for the win.''

Boston College managed to tie the game in the 85th minute to force overtime on former U.S. U-20 Charlie Davies' goal.

Stephen Hepburn put the Eagles on top 39 seconds into the game, but Nico Colaluca tied the game, 1-1, in the 3rd minute. German Yannick Reyering put the Cavs ahead on the penalty kick for his fifth goal of the season in the 26th minute.

Junior Spencer Wadsworth scored the game-winning goal in the 53rd minute and added an assist to lead No. 4 Duke to a 2-1 win over host Harvard on Saturday afternoon at Ohiri Field.

No. 6 Maryland got goals from A.J. Godbolt, Graham Zusi and Jason Herrick to shut out NC State, 3-0, in front of 4,565 fans, the third-highest total in Ludwig Field history. The Terps’ back line allowed just four shots in the entire match, which all came in the second half.

“It was very complete performance,” head coach Sasho Cirovski said. “Our first half was about as good as it gets. It was a very connected performance and I thought our kids played exceptionally well.”

Marcus Tracy, Michael Lahoud, Ryan Solle and Lyle Adams scored to lead No. 7 Wake Forest to a 4-2 win over No. 15 in ACC battle.

No. 16 UCLA handed No. 9 Santa Clara its first loss of the season when the Bruins prevailed, 2-1, Friday night in Westwood. Maxwell Griffin and Jason Leopoldo scored for UCLA less than a minute apart in the second half for UCLA.

In another battle of Top 25 teams, No. 14 West Virginia University came away with an important 2-2 tie at No. 17 South Florida in Big East play.

WVU (5-0-2, 2-0-1) had to rebound from an early mistake in the match that led to a Rodrigo Hidalgo goal in the eighth minute. The Mountaineers were up to the challenge though as they answered with two goals in less than a minute to take a 2-1 lead at the half.

Reed Cooper and Jyler Noviello put the Mountaineers ahead, 2-1, at halftime, but German forward Simon Schoendorf equalized for USF in the 87th minute. Rodrigo Hidalgo had put the Bulls ahead in the 8th minute.