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10.29.09 | Men's Soccer
UT-Tyler Hands UTD 3rd Straight Loss, Dashing Post-Season Hopes For UTD Men
RICHARDSON, TEXAS (10.29.09) – The UT Dallas men's soccer team's late-season offensive woes have certainly cost the Comets a chance at the post-season. UT-Tyler shut down the Comets for the third straight game, running away with a 3-0 win that sealed UTD's fate for the 2009 season.

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10.28.09 | General, Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer
Five Added To UTD Athletic Hall of Honors
RICHARDSON, TX (10.28.09) – The UT Dallas Department of Intercollegiate Athletics inducted its largest class ever Wednesday night, adding two administrators and three former soccer standouts to the UT Dallas Athletics Hall of Honors.

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10.23.09 | Men's Soccer
Comets Slip Out of Playoff Chase After Being Shut Down On The Road
LONGVIEW & MARSHALL, TX (10.23-24.09)  – The UT Dallas men's soccer team could not have picked a worse time of the season to go into a scoring slump. A pair of 1-0 road losses this weekend to LeTourneau and East Texas Baptist may have knocked the Comets out of any hope of returning to the American Southwest Conference Championship Tournament for the eighth straight year.

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10.17.09 | Men's Soccer
UTD Holds Off Second-Half Charge By Texas Lutheran To Claim 2-1 ASC Victory
RICHARDSON, TX (10.17.09) – The UT Dallas men's soccer team held off Texas Lutheran University for the final 25 minutes of aSaturday afternoon match to claim a 2-1 American Southwest Conference victory.

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10.15.09 | Men's Soccer
UTD Has No Room For Error After Schreiner Rallies For 2-1 Conference Win
RICHARDSON, TX (10.15.09) – The UT Dallas men's soccer, which has not missed an American Southwest Conference post-season tournament in eight years, will have to step up their game over the next five games after dropping a 2-1 decision to Schreiner University Thursday night.

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