UChicago vs. Williams: 2022 NCAA DIII men's soccer championship | FULL REPLAY

UChicago beat Williams, 2-0, to win the 2022 NCAA DIII men's soccer championship on Dec. 3, 2022. The win comes as the first national title in program history.
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[@jmg999]

Congratulations Coach Sitch! You did a tremendous job in leading these young men to a well-deserved championship.

[@NortheasternP.T.S.]

Nick Boardman is my brother. Been a pleasure to watch him and the boys play this season.

[@louiedajet]

Congratulations Maroons🎉

[@jimmyfaruki2651]

Next USMNT Coach?

[@mikesweeney2787]

Yea, from D3 Championship to the USMNT. Nonsense.

[@jimmyfaruki2651]

@@mikesweeney2787 do you not understand anything at all? did you learn anything from your parents apparently not. If she had coached US would have been in the round of 8 past the Dutch. Don't come back for 5 years.

[@mikesweeney2787]

@@jimmyfaruki2651 this must be satire right? No one could be this delusional.

[@christiancachique8297]

He just won the national championship in the United States, what more does he have to prove?

[@VybzMC]

@@christiancachique8297 at the D3 level🤡 even D1 coaches rarely get that opportunity

[@paleobiology]

Goooooo Maroons!

[@indiegrab360]

44:10 through 45:10 is a decent run of play.

[@jamess9579]

it is absolutely not. Awful quality of passing. Scrappy

[@bensuter5520]

I was surprised at how bad this looks. I remember high level D3 soccer being quality.

[@JChoi-rh8mq]

It is high level but probably looks scrappier since its such a close matchup. Look up babson soccer they play some beautiful football.

[@bensuter5520]

@@JChoi-rh8mq even with it being a scrappier game - first touches are heavy, guys look unathletic/make poor soccer iq decisions consistently, and there’s no structure to either game plan. To me this looks like an adult league final. I’ll have to look up Babson because I’ve heard that name before.

[@Golflegend410]

This is American level of play, what did you expect?

[@bensuter5520]

@@Golflegend410 American soccer is on the rise. This is division 3 soccer - only one step above high school competition.

[@sho3204]

@@bensuter5520 yeah I gotta agree lmao. But its crazy cause lots of these kids in before college played at the highest level in the US or their country, getting National team call ups and academies. I wonder if they just get worse once they join the college team lol.

[@arcticwanderer2109]

can't make 5 passes to save their lives. Div three soccer quality is terrible.

[@barkbark9000]

what are you on about

[@arcticwanderer2109]

@barkbark9000 dude, our U11 can keep possession longer than these guys, this is a joke.

[@barkbark9000]

@@arcticwanderer2109 lowkey😭😭 where i live they don’t do div 3 but a newbie would perform better

[@MarcoBoca]

Looks like a rec league final

[@Jj_2723]

🤣🤣

[@TickleMeElmo55]

Well they are teenage/early twenty amateurs, so there's that. Plus this is Division III in the NCAA. But anyways, you don't give these guys the respect they deserve. Either team would beat a rec league team final.

[@indiegrab360]

Both these teams seem soft on the ball and bad in the air, two of the major proponents of what D3 soccer used to be all about: Winning 50/50s in the air and getting into every tackle as hard as possible. Oh, and 100% full pressure on the ball at all times. What happened to college soccer? I see the same changes in D1 too, btw. Watch games from 10-15+ years ago. Entirely different style of play. College soccer isn't what it used to be, I guess.

[@TickleMeElmo55]

@@indiegrab360 Tactics of changed.

[@chikushodiz91]

Shut you clown these teams would destroy Rec league teams in the first 20 min

[@davidechersini9965]

I have been a soccer coach since 1982. I can help you improve your game. I can help you fix the errors.