Against Navy on Thursday, Maryland women’s soccer was only able to muster a tie after leading by two goals at halftime. The Terps found themselves in the same position Sunday, leading James Madison 2-0 late in the second half.
Instead of pouncing on the chance to learn from its mistakes, Maryland surrendered a two-goal lead for the second straight game, conceding twice to James Madison in the final 10 minutes en route to a 2-2 draw.
Now four games into the season, Maryland stands at 0-1-3, giving away multi-goal leads on two occasions.
The biggest similarity between the two performances was a complete and quick collapse of the Terps’ defense after a solid start.