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BYU
7 - 2
22 - 3
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7 - 2
21 - 3
3
UNLV
7 - 2
19 - 4
4
San Diego State
5 - 4
16 - 7
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Colorado State
5 - 4
14 - 9
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Utah
3 - 5
10 - 12
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TCU
3 - 6
11 - 13
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Wyoming
2 - 7
9 - 14
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Air Force
1 - 8
9 - 13
1.
Kansas
22-1
1
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2.
Syracuse
23-1
3
3.
Kentucky
22-1
4
4.
Villanova
20-2
2
5.
West Virginia
19-3
6
6.
Purdue
19-3
8
7.
Georgetown
17-5
7
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8.
Duke
19-4
10
9.
Kansas State
19-4
10
10.
Michigan State
19-5
5
11.
Wisconsin
18-5
16
12.
Tennessee
18-4
14
13.
Ohio State
18-6
13
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14.
Texas
19-4
9
15.
New Mexico
21-3
15
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16.
Gonzaga
19-4
17
17.
Brigham Young
22-3
12
18.
Butler
20-4
23
19.
Northern Iowa
21-2
24
20.
Georgia Tech
17-6
21
21.
Temple
19-5
19
22.
Vanderbilt
17-5
18
23.
UNLV
19-4
NR
24.
Baylor
17-5
20
25.
Pittsburgh
17-6
22
Last Updated: Monday 8 February 2010
1.
Kansas
22-1
1
 --
2.
Kentucky
22-1
3
3.
Syracuse
23-1
4
4.
West Virginia
19-3
6
5.
Villanova
20-2
2
6.
Purdue
19-3
7
7.
Duke
19-4
9
8.
Georgetown
17-5
8
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9.
Kansas State
19-4
11
10.
Michigan State
19-5
5
11.
Gonzaga
19-4
13
12.
Tennessee
18-4
14
13.
Wisconsin
18-5
16
14.
Texas
19-4
10
15.
Butler
20-4
15
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16.
Ohio State
18-6
18
17.
Brigham Young
22-3
12
18.
Northern Iowa
21-2
22
19.
New Mexico
21-3
23
20.
Georgia Tech
17-6
19
21.
Temple
19-5
17
22.
Cornell
20-3
25
23.
Pittsburgh
17-6
21
24.
Vanderbilt
17-5
20
25.
UNLV
19-4
NR
Last Updated: Monday 8 February 2010
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NM soccer player talks about ponytail pull
November 18th, 2009 @ 9:18am

PROVO -- The University of New Mexico soccer player whose rough play against BYU became a viral video is talking about that game.

Elizabeth Lambert's actions during the Mountain West Conference semifinal game Nov. 5 in Provo were caught on tape and played repeatedly on ESPN and elsewhere.

Lambert now tells The New York Times she deeply regrets pulling down BYU player Kassidy Shumway by the ponytail and says she can't believe she did that. She calls her action indefensible and tells the Times, "I still deeply regret it and will always regret it and will carry it through the rest of my life not to retaliate."

But Lambert says other rough play on the video was taken out of context.

Video shows her elbowing an opponent in the back, tripping another player and apparently trying to hit a BYU player in the head. She tells the Times it happened during intense play that often is part of women's soccer and can be misunderstood by casual fans. She thinks some of the incidents were blown out of proportion because they happened during a women's game.

Lambert, a 20-year-old junior, was suspended indefinitely from the New Mexico team following the incidents. She says she's seeing a psychologist to understand why she lost control. She's also speaking to youth groups about acceptable behavior.

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