Their effort was a little bit greater than ours today and I think their mentality coming out of halftime to take the game to us was better than ours.” They won way more tackles than we did and those are the little things that don’t show up in the stat sheet. “They did such a great job getting to first balls and getting into a good position to collect second balls. From the opening whistle, they were the more physical and aggressive team,” said head coach Jeff Hosler. “Their (Iowa) intensity was really hard for us to match. MSU drops to 12-4-3 with the result, while Iowa moves to 10-4-4.
(WILX) - A pair of early second-half goals from Iowa proved to be too much to overcome for Michigan State women’s soccer, who fell, 2-1, in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals Sunday afternoon at DeMartin Stadium.
