MEN’S NEWS … UC Santa Barbara set a school regular-season attendance record when the No. 12 Gauchos drew 10,114 fans Friday to watch them beat No. 11 Indiana, 3-0, in a nationally televised game at Harder Stadium. Danny Barrera and Canadian freshman Michael Nonni led UCSB with a goal and an assist apiece.

* GAME OF THE DAY:
Oct. 2 in Santa Barbara, Calif.
UC Santa Barbara 3 Indiana 0. Goals: Barrera (Tetteh) 39, David (Nonni) 51, Nonni (Barrera) 61.
UC Santa Barbara — Hayden, Boxall, Hoyle, McGlynn, Tetteh, Silva, Barrera, Hedevag, David, Walker, Nonni. Subs: Zerah, Ibrahim, Madueno.
Indiana — Soffner, Sarkodie, Wiet, Meyer, Balchan, Alexander, Jordan, Yeagle, Kelly, Bruin, Adlard. Sub: Hagedorn.
Referee: Alex Gorin.
Att.: 10,114.

* NAKAZAWA FIREWORKS. Senior Kyle Nakazawa scored two goals and set up the third to lead No. 2 UCLA to a 3-1 win at Oregon State in their Pac-10 opener. Nakazawa has six goals and three assists in his last five games and extended his scoring streak to five games. He has scored or assisted on eight of UCLA’s last nine goals.

* ACC SHOWDOWNS. No. 15 Duke defeated No. 3 Maryland, 2-0, and No. 5 North Carolina edged No. 16 Virginia, 1-0, in overtime. Zack Schilawski‘s first career hat trick lifted No. 4 Wake Forest to a 5-1 win over Virginia Tech, while Tyler Lassiter‘s two goals led N.C. State past No. 14 Boston College.

* BATTLE OF THE BAY. In their Pac-10 opener, No. 6 California beat No. 17 Stanford, 1-0, thanks to Andrew Wiedeman‘s team-leading ninth-goal of the season.

— After opening with seven straight wins, No. 9 Monmouth had to settle for a 0-0 tie at Northeast rival Sacred Heart.

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* FRIDAY’S RESULTS:
Top 25
Pac-10: Oregon State 1 (Ramsey 19) No. 2 UCLA 3 (Nakazawa 38, 87, Hollingshead 62).
ACC: No. 15 Duke 2 (Finley 52, Harrison 79) No. 3 Maryland 0. (Highlights)
(Blue Devils remain perfect at home with a 6-0-0 mark.)
ACC: Virginia Tech 1 (Bentley 63) No. 4 Wake Forest (Lubahn 6, Adams 12, Schilawski 48, 59, 70).
(Senior Zack Schilawski gets his first career hat trick.)
ACC: No. 5 North Carolina 1 (Brown 109) No. 16 Virginia 0 (OT).
(Game draws 3,192 fans at Fetzer Field.)
Pac-10: No. 6 California 1 (Wideman 49) No. 17 Stanford 0.
Northeast: Sacred Heart 0 No. 9 Monmouth 0.
No. 12 UC Santa Barbara 3 (Barrera 39, David 51, Nonni 61) No. 11 Indiana 0.
(Bears draw 1,320 fans, largest regular-season crowd in Kevin Grimes era.)
ACC: N.C. State 2 (Lassiter pen. 65, 103) No. 14 Boston College 1 (Fitzpatrick pen. 6 (OT).
WCC: Santa Clara 0 No. 18 Portland 1 (Warner pen. 77).
Horizon: Loyola (Ill.) 0 No. 24 Butler 0.
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Atlantic Sun
Jacksonville 2 Stetson 4
(Griffin Gilstrap leads unbeaten Hatters with two goals.)
North Florida 0 Florida Gulf Coast 3

Big East
Notre Dame 2 Seton Hall 1
Rutgers 0 Syracuse 3
(Orange gets first win in five conference games.)

Horizon
UIC 3 Wright State 1
(Freshman midfielder Ivan Stanisavljevic gets all three goals.)
Wisconsin-Green Bay 3 Detroit 0

Northeast
LIU 3 Bryant 2
(Sophomore midfielder Josh Maley wins game with golden goal.)

Pac-10
Washington 0 San Diego State 0

Non-Conference
Buffalo 3 Niagara 0
Duquesne 1 Canisius 0
Houston Baptist 0 San Jose State 2

* TOP 25 SCHEDULE:
Saturday, Oct. 3
Mid-American: Florida Atlantic vs. No. 1 Akron
Big East: No. 7 South Florida vs. Cincinnati
Ivy: Yale vs. No. 8 Harvard
America East: No. 19 Boston Univ. vs. Stony Brook
Big East: DePaul vs. No. 20 Louisville
Big East: No. 22 Connecticut vs. No. 13 Georgetown
America East: Vermont vs. No. 25 UMBC
CAA: No. 25 Old Dominion vs. UNC Wilmington
Ivy: Columbia vs. No. 25 Brown

Sunday, Oct. 4
Pac-10: Washington vs. No. 2 UCLA
Northeast: Fairleigh Dickinson vs. No. 9 Monmouth
Big Ten: No. 11 Ohio State vs. No. 21 Northwestern
WCC: St. Mary’s vs. No. 18 Portland
Conference USA: No. 23 Kentucky vs. UAB

* EARLIER TOP 25 RESULTS:
Wednesday, Sept. 30
No. 1 Akron 3 (Gavin 25, Nagbe 53, Zemanski 68) No. 11 Ohio State 0.
No. 25 Brown 3 (Gorman 22, Walls 30, 58) No. 19 Boston Univ. 3 (Appiah 2, Henry 20, Knox 58).

Tuesday, Sept. 29
George Mason 2 (Freeman 20, Washington 47) No. 3 Maryland 0.
Radford 0 No. 5 North Carolina 2 (Schuler 8, Farfan 21)
No. 4 Wake Forest 1 (Lubahn 60, Charlotte 3 (James 11, Rex 60, Darby 70).
No. 10 Indiana 3 (Adlard 30, 61, Blevins 64) No. 23 Kentucky 0.
No. 14 Boston College 0 Siena 1 (Welshman 104).
No. 15 Duke 2 (Ruffing 6, Finley 50) Elon 1 (Kinney 90).
No. 16 Virginia 1 (Agorsor 109) VCU 0 (OT).

Soccer America Men’s Top 25
TEAM (2009 RECORD) PREVIOUS
1. Akron (8-0-0) 1
2. UCLA (6-1-0) 3
3. Maryland (5-3-1) 8
4. Wake Forest (6-2-1) 9
5. North Carolina (7-1-1) 2
6. California (7-2-0) 4
7. South Florida (6-1-1) 5
8. Harvard (6-1-0) 6
9. Monmouth (7-0-1) 10
10. Indiana (5-3-1) 16
11. Ohio State (5-1-3) 24
12. UC Santa Barbara (7-2-1) 11
13. Georgetown (6-2-1) NR
14. Boston College (5-5-0) NR
15. Duke (7-2-0) 12
16. Virginia (6-3-0) 13
17. Stanford (7-2-0) NR
18. Portland (6-1-1) NR
19. Boston University (6-2-2) 21
20. Louisville (5-1-2) 7
21. Northwestern (4-1-3) 23
22. Connecticut (4-2-2) NR
23. Kentucky (7-2-0) NR
24. Butler (6-1-1) NR
25. UMBC (9-0-0) NR
25. Old Dominion (6-1-0) NR
25. Brown (4-0-4) NR

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