Tuesday night’s contest against local foe George Mason had the makings of a letdown for Maryland men’s soccer, as the team was operating on short rest and was without standout forward Colin Griffith.
Instead, the Terps manufactured a dominant 2-0 win in which they outclassed George Mason for the vast majority of the match. It was the Terps’ third-consecutive win and 11th straight game without a loss.
“I feel very good about the way our guys showed character, grit, toughness and again quality,” head coach Sasho Cirovski said of his team’s performance.
The Terps started the game behind the eight-ball without Griffith.