| SDSU Men’s Soccer Plays Host to Alabama A&M |
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| Written by Soccer Post | |
| Friday, 09 November 2007 | |
 The San Diego State men’s soccer team plays host to Alabama A&M Sunday afternoon in its final regular season non-conference home game of the season. The Aztecs, who are coming off two road losses against No. 20 California and Stanford, are 8-6-2 overall, including a 4-4-0 mark in Pac-10 play. The Bulldogs are 7-7-1 and are coming off an impressive 4-3 victory at No. 17 Duke on Sunday. The match is set for 2 p.m. Sunday at SDSU Sports Deck.Aztec Quick Hits
* Alabama A&M is 7-7-1 heading into its match against Cal State Bakersfield on Saturday. The Bulldogs are coming off a 4-3 upset victory at No. 17 Duke, and have had impressive games against Memphis, San Francisco and Santa Clara. See Scouting the Bulldogs,
* With the loss at Washington on Oct. 19, the Aztecs also ended an eight-game unbeaten streak in Pac-10 play. SDSU is still 6-4-3 over the last 13 conference games, dating back to last season, the second-best record among all league teams over that period. In Pac-10 play this season, San Diego State is third with 12 points and a 4-4-0 record, one point shy of first-place UCLA (13 points), which has played one more game then the Aztecs. See Aztecs Climbing the Pac-10 Charts,
* San Diego State is receiving votes by Soccer America in the latest national poll, but is getting no recognition from the other four polls. See SDSU Receiving Votes from Soccer Times,
* SDSU’s defense has been the cornerstone of this year’s team once again. The team has seven shutouts and has held three teams without a shot on goal. What’s even more remarkable about the 2007 defense is that it consists of no seniors. See The Ball Stops Here,
* SDSU’s Kraig Chiles, who started for the 55th consecutive game on Sunday, has five goals on 22 shots over his last seven matches. He leads the Aztecs in points (17), goals (seven), shots (53) and shots on goal (22). See The Man in the Middle,
* San Diego State has played three games on Nov. 11, going 2-1 with its only loss coming last season at UC Santa Barbara in the first round of the NCAA tournament. See Notes,
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