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- Master Brewer
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Why no "City Game" in Soccer?
The Dukes played Pitt in and exhibition game in August to open the season. Why wasn't Pitt on the men's non-conference schedule? The women played the city game this year losing 2-0.
Makes no sense.
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- Master Brewer
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Re: Why no "City Game" in Soccer?
Robert Morris is on the Duke's non-conference schedule.
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- Vicomté
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Re: Why no "City Game" in Soccer?
in the positions they are in, neither team probably wants to waste a game for this. college soccer is weird in that aspect. also, pitt is a lot better than duquesne--the dukes have never beaten them.
fwiw pitt played penn state in preseason as well. you'd think that'd be marquee for both teams for that to count.
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