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Message: [QUOTE="stamfordhusky, post: 4021965, member: 649"] Some of them have been close, but at least half have been by much more than a foot. That is often simply a lack of discipline. For example, go back and look at some of Lloyd's, where she simply hasn't looked where the defenders are. On Morgan's "goal" late in OT, she was offside by a yard. Or look at the times when the defense pushes up, and one or more U.S. attackers don't move with them. One telling stat is that the U.S. in four games has been called for offside 23 times. Their opponents have been called only 6 times in those same games. The U.S. total of 23 offside violations is far more than any other team. [/QUOTE]