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Harder Stadium has been the site of some of college soccer's biggest crowds when the FOX Soccer Channel comes to town. (Photo by Jacqueline Pelloni)
 
Harder Stadium has been the site of some of college soccer's biggest crowds when the FOX Soccer Channel comes to town. (Photo by Jacqueline Pelloni)
 
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UCSB's Bouts With Kentucky, Cal Poly To Air On FOX Soccer Channel

June 6, 2008

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - For the third consecutive year, the FOX Soccer Channel will broadcast a game at Harder Stadium as part of its "live and exclusive NSCAA College Match of the Week" package. FSC will carry the Gauchos' home match-up with Kentucky on September 5, as well as UCSB's road clash with Big West Conference rival Cal Poly October 17.

The Cal Poly match, originally scheduled for Saturday, October 18, has been moved to Friday, October 17 to accommodate television. Both contests will kickoff at 8:00 p.m. instead of the regular 7:00 p.m. start times for most night games.

The Gauchos will be looking to avenge last season's 2-1 loss in San Luis Obispo when they square off with their Central Coast rivals in mid-October. A school-record 7,143 fans were on hand as Cal Poly became the only team to defeat the defending national champions in conference play last season.

Not to be outdone, an astounding 8,102 strong packed Harder Stadium for the rematch three weeks later and cheered the Gauchos to a thrilling 3-1 comeback victory over the Mustangs. The figure set a new Big West Conference regular season attendance record.

2008 marks the first time in program history UCSB will appear on the FOX Soccer Channel twice in one season. Last season Santa Barbara defeated No. 25 UC Irvine 4-0 with the FSC cameras rolling led by junior Chris Pontius' first-career hat trick. In 2006 UCSB welcomed No. 7 UCLA to Harder Stadium, losing a 3-1 decision in what became a national championship preview.

 

 

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