Since the start of Big Ten play, Maryland men’s soccer has felt like a car rolling down a hill, continuously gaining momentum and picking up positive results.
Monday night was the first time in a while it hit a bump, as rival No. 19 UCLA came to town and played it to a 1-1 draw, in which the Terps also lost one of their best players to injury.
“I thought it was an excellent college soccer game tonight,” head coach Sasho Cirovski said. “At the end of the day, probably a fair result.”
Rivalry games always tend to bring out a different gear in teams, and that was certainly the case for the Terps early.