SMU–Tulsa men's soccer rivalry

SMU–Tulsa men's soccer rivalry
	SMU Mustangs Tulsa Golden Hurricane
Sport	College soccer
First meeting	September 6, 1980; SMU 9–0 Tulsa
Latest meeting	November 11, 2021; Tulsa 2–0 SMU
Stadiums	Westcott Field (SMU); Hurricane Stadium (Tulsa)
Statistics
Meetings total	52
All-time series	SMU, 33–14–5
Largest victory	SMU 9–0 Tulsa (1980)
Longest win streak	6, SMU (1980–1990)
Longest unbeaten streak	6, SMU (1980–1990)
Current unbeaten streak	3, Tulsa (2021–)

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Locations of SMU and Tulsa

The SMU–Tulsa men's soccer rivalry is a college soccer rivalry between the SMU Mustangs men's soccer and the Tulsa Golden Hurricane men's soccer programs.

History

The rivalry dates back to 1980 when the programs first played. SMU currently leads the series with a 33–14–5 record over Tulsa. With 52 matches played between the two sides, it is the most frequently played match between both opponents and has been an annual staple between the two programs since being part of the American Athletic Conference.^[1]

CollegeSoccerNews.com rated the soccer rivalry between SMU and Tulsa as the 14th greatest college soccer rivalry in the United States.^[2]

Game results

SMU victories	Tulsa victories	Tie games

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
1	September 6, 1980	Tulsa	SMU	9–0
2	October 2, 1981	University Park	SMU	4–0
3	October 19, 1984	University Park	SMU	3–0
4	September 13, 1986	University Park	SMU	5–1
5	September 29, 1987	University Park	SMU	3–0
6	September 14, 1990	University Park	SMU	2–0
7	October 29, 1991	University Park	Tulsa	1–0
8	November 16, 1991^{[lower-alpha 1]}	University Park	No. 21 SMU	5–3
9	October 9, 1992	University Park	SMU	6–1
10	September 11, 1993	Tulsa	SMU	2–0
11	September 14, 1994	University Park	Tulsa	2–1
12	September 9, 1995	University Park	No. 14 SMU	5–1
13	October 11, 1996	University Park	SMU	4–0
14	October 31, 1997	Tulsa	SMU	3–1
15	November 16, 1997^{[lower-alpha 2]}	Paradise	SMU	4–0
16	October 11, 1998	University Park	Tie	1–1 ^OT
17	November 13, 1998^{[lower-alpha 2]}	Fresno	Tulsa	1–0
18	October 22, 1999	Tulsa	SMU	2–0
19	November 7, 1999	University Park	SMU	4–0
20	October 8, 2000	University Park	SMU	1–0
21	October 20, 2001	Tulsa	SMU	2–0
22	October 26, 2002	University Park	SMU	5–1
23	October 18, 2003	Tulsa	No. 15 Tulsa	1–0
24	November 8, 2003	Tulsa	No. 17 SMU	1–0
25	October 15, 2004	University Park	SMU	4–0
26	November 14, 2004	Omaha	SMU	2–1
27	November 27, 2004^{[lower-alpha 1]}	University Park	Tulsa	2–1 ^OT

No.	Date	Location	Winner	Score
28	October 22, 2005	Tulsa	SMU	3–2
29	November 9, 2005^{[lower-alpha 3]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}	University Park	Tie	2–2 ^OT
30	October 11, 2006	University Park	SMU	2–0
31	September 28, 2007	Tulsa	Tie	2–2 ^OT
32	September 27, 2008	University Park	Tulsa	4–1
33	October 21, 2009	Tulsa	No. 16 SMU	3–2
34	October 20, 2010	University Park	No. 17 SMU	3–2
35	October 5, 2011	Tulsa	SMU	2–1
36	October 3, 2012	University Park	No. 20 SMU	1–0
37	November 11, 2012^{[lower-alpha 3]}	Hoover	Tulsa	5–0
38	September 26, 2014	University Park	SMU	4–2
39	October 22, 2014	Tulsa	No. 22 Tulsa	1–0
40	November 14, 2014^{[lower-alpha 5]}	Storrs	Tulsa	2–0
41	September 26, 2015	Tulsa	SMU	1–0
42	October 21, 2015	University Park	SMU	3–2
43	November 13, 2015^{[lower-alpha 5]}^{[lower-alpha 4]}	Tampa	Tie	2–2 ^OT
44	September 24, 2016	University Park	No. 20 Tulsa	3–0
45	September 24, 2017	University Park	Tulsa	1–0 ^OT
46	September 22, 2018	University Park	SMU	1–0
47	September 28, 2019	Tulsa	No. 8 SMU	5–1
48	March 27, 2021	Tulsa	Tulsa	2–1
49	April 6, 2021	University Park	No. 8 SMU	3–0
50	September 29, 2021	Tulsa	No. 7 Tulsa	2–1 ^OT
51	October 27, 2021	University Park	Tie	0–0^OT
52	November 11, 2021^{[lower-alpha 5]}	Tulsa	No. 2 Tulsa	2–0
Series: SMU leads 33–14–5

1 2 NCAA Tournament game.
1 2 WAC Tournament game.
1 2 Conference USA Tournament game.
1 2 Tulsa won on penalty kicks.
1 2 3 AAC Tournament game.

Conference membership

Honors

Team	Conference Tournament	Conference Regular Season	Total
SMU	9	19	28
Tulsa	9	5	14
Combined	18	24	42

References

↑ Wehner, Zak (October 12, 2006). "Mustangs shut out Golden Hurricane, 2-0". Retrieved September 29, 2019.
↑ "The Fourteen Greatest Rivalries in College Soccer: College Soccer Coast to Coast". CollegeSoccerNews.com. Archived from the original on January 25, 2020. Retrieved January 9, 2021.

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[NCAA-3] 1 2 NCAA Tournament game.

[WAC-4] 1 2 WAC Tournament game.

[CUSA-5] 1 2 Conference USA Tournament game.

[Tulsa_PK-6] 1 2 Tulsa won on penalty kicks.

[AAC-7] 1 2 3 AAC Tournament game.

[1] Wehner, Zak (October 12, 2006). "Mustangs shut out Golden Hurricane, 2-0". Retrieved September 29, 2019.

[2] "The Fourteen Greatest Rivalries in College Soccer: College Soccer Coast to Coast". CollegeSoccerNews.com. Archived from the original on January 25, 2020. Retrieved January 9, 2021.

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