On Friday night the Georgia Southern women's soccer team lost 4-0 to the University of South Alabama, but not under typical circumstances.
With about five minutes left in the first half it started pouring rain, leaving about an inch and a half of water on the field and making it almost unplayable.
“We were spot on, doing exactly what we wanted to be doing in the first half,” GS head coach Brain Dunleavy said. “The field was unplayable, and it turned basically into who could kick it the furthest, run the fastest, and then just try to kick it into the net.