Here's how it started:
Case Western just took a 1-0 lead on Oregon...and kinda celebrated like they won a national championship.— Evan Lepler (@EvanLepler) May 27, 2016
The Fighting Gobies played well with a 3-point lead into half (8-5), and continued to lead 12-10 at the soft cap. And, then Oregon Ego took over and scored the next and final 4 points to win the game.
The final was that the favored team won by 2 goals. The game could, rightfully yet simply, be reported as Oregon won 14-12 over Case Western Reserve. But excluding the halftime score - or even the score at the soft cap - would miss out on what was an exciting game that some labelled as an "upset alert."
"Oregon win over Case Western Reserve 14-12 (5-8 half)" is a much better report of the game score by providing context of how Ego overcame a halftime deficit and dominated the 2nd half outscoring Case with 9 goals to 4 goals.
[Scores via @FightingGobies]
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