In the realm of sports, you win some and you lose some. That's the nature of the beast. So people on the sidelines preach about giving 100 percent and claim that, regardless of the score, it's enough to be able to walk off the field and say that you gave it all you had. You have to be prepared to encounter different things. But after 90 minutes, or more, of blood, sweat, and tears, that old proverb is much easier to say than it is to believe or accept.
Nobody likes to lose.
And the men's soccer team knows this better than most. Though they have every right to hold their heads high, they also have every right to the disappointment that comes with a tough loss. However, what started off as a picture-perfect season seems to have recently taken a turn for the worse. The men's soccer team, which started its fall schedule with a three-game winning streak, must look back on the past two contests and wonder what went wrong. At first glance, their 3-3 record seems mediocre, but an accurate assessment requires a much closer look.