San Francisco 1 #1 UC SANTA BARBARA 1 (OT)

Playing with 10 men, UCSB rallied for a tie in San Francisco. Senior forward Drew McAthy scored on a penalty kick in the 83rd minute, 33 minutes after UCSB defender Greg Curry was red carded. UCSB trailed in a match for the first time this season when USF's Brandon McDonald scored on a penalty kick in the 24th minute.

#7 STANFORD 2 #3 CALIFORNIA 2 (OT)

The Cardinal stormed back from a two-goal deficit to earn a tie. Matt Janusz and Darren Fernandez scored in the 72nd and 89th minutes, respectively. Nick Hatzke put Cal up in the 16th minute. Its second goal came on an own goal five minutes before halftime.

St. Mary's 0 #4 SANTA CLARA 1

Sophomore forward Keith DeVey, who had entered the game only 32 seconds prior to scoring, tallied the game-winning goal in the 53rd minute on an assist from Moroccan midfielder Medhi Ballouchy.

#5 NEW MEXICO 3 San Diego State 0

Eric Carlson, Andrew Boyens and Jeff Rowland all scored in the Lobos' Mountain Pacific Sports Federation opener. With the win, New Mexico improved to 7-0-0 for just the second time in school history.

#9 PENN STATE 1 #6 INDIANA 2

The Nittany Lions' national-best 12-game unbeaten streak came to an end. Indiana took a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute on Mike Ambersley's header. Junior Brian Devlin one-timed a rebound into the lower left corner at 27:13 to tie the game at 1-1 and bring the near-capacity crowd of 4,583 to its feet. But the Hoosiers took the lead for good at 36:48 when Josh Tudela found a wide-open Jacob Peterson at the left post for the go-ahead goal for IU, which extended its Big Ten regular-season unbeaten streak to a record 48 games

#8 CREIGHTON 0 # 19 SMU 1

Clemson transfer Adrian Chevannes scored the only goal in the 15th win to give the Mustangs the victory before 2,833 fans in Omaha. The game was the Missouri Valley opener for both teams.

#14 NOTRE DAME 1 #11 BOSTON COLLEGE 0 (OT)

Justin McGeeney scored his second-straight game-winning goal over the first-place team in the Big East Friday, driving home a shot at 92:11. The win was Bobby Clark's 199th of his coaching career. He goes for No. 200 Sunday against Loyola, Ill.

#12 UCLA 3 Oregon State 1

Aaron Lopez and Chad Barrett both scored on penalty kicks for the Bruins. Mike Enfield had the third UCLA goal. Ryan Johnson scored for OSU in the second half.

#13 ST. JOHN'S 4 Hartwick 1

Freshman forward Andrei Gotsmanov needed only 26 minutes to record a hat trick, the first by a Red Storm player in eight years. Italian Simone Salinno had the other St. John's goal. Hartwick forward Craig Potter scored on a penalty kick.

VCU 2 #16 WILLIAM & MARY 1

Junior Brian Morris scored the equalizer in the 61st minute, and junior Dominic Oduro netted the game-winner in the 71st minute as the Rams won the CAA clash. Junior Patrick Scherder scored from close in for the Tribe in the 19th minute.

San Diego 0 #20 PORTLAND 0

The Toreros, winners of only one of their previous six games, held UP to a tie before 1,161 fans in the WCC opener for both teams.

#21 AKRON 1 Buffalo 0

Amico DiFranco provided all the offense Akron needed with a goal in the 51st minute in Mid-American opener for both schools.

#23 COASTAL CAROLINA 3 Hofstra 2

Coastal Carolina snapped its two-game losing streak in come-from-behind fashion at the Clemson/Nike Invitational. South African defender Dario Grassini scored the winner in the 85th minute after Peter Louis and Boyzzz Khumalo brought the Chanticleers even in the second half. Arman Osooli and Michael Todd scored for Hofstra.

UC Riverside 0 #24 WASHINGTON 2

Mike Chabala scored on a penalty kick in the 86th minute and Brett Wiesner added a second goal just 17 seconds after the restart.

Western Kentucky 2 #25 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 1 (OT)

SMS took its first loss of the season on Trey Alexander's second goal of the game for the Hilltoppers. Jon Watson scored the game-tying goal with just over five minutes remaining in regulation. The loss broke the Bears' 11-game unbeaten streak, which was the second longest in the nation.