By JOHN BOSCHINI
Well, it's over. The last perfect record in college soccer is no more as No. 7 Butler was held to a 0-0 draw by IUPUI.
Butler held a commanding 29-6 shot advantage but couldn't find the breakthrough. Austin Oldham actually found the back of the net for the Bulldogs, but it was directly off a throw-in and disallowed.
It was the first time Butler failed to win since Nov. 21 when the Bulldogs were eliminated by Indiana in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
No. 17 Tulsa's struggles continued with a 3-2 loss to No. 6 Southern Methodist. Goals from Jake Dobkins and Corey Albertson gave Tulsa a 2-1 halftime lead. But Arthur Ivo scored in the 61st minute and Robbie Derschang added the game-winner seven minutes later.
No. 2 Louisville survived a double-overtime challenge by DePaul but a 105th minute goal by Nick DeLeon gave the Cardinals a 2-1 victory.
Louisville is now 6-0-0 in the Big East and remains undefeated overall.
Check out the rest of the mid-week results after the jump
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
No. 20 Boston College 2, Harvard 1: Goals from Kyle Bekker and Amit Aburmad gave BC a come-from-behind victory in the Boston derby.
No. 24 Duke 2, High Point 1 (OT): A Ryan Finley volley five seconds before the first overtime expired gave Blue Devils a much needed victory.
No. 4 North Carolina 1, No. 18 South Carolina 0: Robbie Lovejoy scored on a breakaway with 13 minutes left in regulation.
No. 14 Brown 3, Hartwick 1: Goals from David Walls, Sean Rosa and Eric Robertson were enough for Brown.
No. 1 Akron 7, Michigan 1: Kofi Sarkodie netted a hat trick while Darlington Nagbe, Darren Mattocks, Anthony Ampaipitakwong and Thomas Schmitt added goals of their own.
No. 5 Connecticut 2, West Virginia 0: After a scoreless first half, Carlos Alvarez and Josh Ford scored to give the Huskies the victory.
No. 3 Maryland 2, Colgate 0: Maryland won their sixth-straight game with goals from Karou Forbess and Casey Townsend.
WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS
No. 16 Michigan State 2, Bowling Green 1: After going behind just before the hour mark, Brent Rosendall and Rubin Bega scored to give the Spartans the victory.
No. 19 South Florida 1, Cincinnati 1: Jeff Antinella's six-game shutout streak was snapped by a penalty kick from Nick Weightman.
No. 10 Creighton 2, Drake 1: Kris Clark scored a first-half double for the Bluejays.
No. 9 UC-Irvine 2, Cal State Northridge 1: Corey Attaway and Amani Walked scored in the second half.