October 23, 2026 | Men's Soccer
Richardson scores in the 90th minute for South Florida’s lone goal
TAMPA, Fla. (October 23, 2026) – South Florida men's soccer fell to Memphis, 5-1, on Friday night at Corbett Stadium.
Memphis (7-2-5, 2-0-4) scored all five of its goals in the second half after a scoreless first 45 minutes, while South Florida (1-11-3, 0-5-2) got its only goal from Tyler Richardson in the 90th minute.
Saad Chaouki broke the deadlock in the 58th minute, and Keanan Bader converted a penalty kick in the 63rd. Miller Lashlee made it 3-0 a minute later, Bader added his second goal in the 72nd, and Anthony Grudko finished a penalty kick in the 82nd.
Richardson got one back at the final whistle, scoring off an assist from Jakob Auby. Marcus Steinhaeuser made six saves in goal.
Memphis finished with an 18-7 advantage in shots and an 11-2 edge in shots on goal. Corner kicks were 5-4 in favor of the Tigers.
Note-A-Bulls:
For the latest updates from South Florida Men's Soccer, visit GoUSFBulls.com. Follow the Bulls on Facebook, Instagram, and X.
Get your tickets today!
Call 1-800-GO-BULLS (1-800-462-8557) or email BullsTickets@usf.edu to claim your season or single-game tickets. You can also download the South Florida Bulls app on the Android or Apple stores to purchase tickets and parking. Visit USFBullsTix.com for more information.
About South Florida Men's Soccer
The oldest varsity athletic program at South Florida, men's soccer competed in the school's first-ever intercollegiate athletic contest on Sept. 25, 1965, beating Florida Southern 4-3.
The Bulls have claimed 14 conference championships and made 22 NCAA Tournament appearances, including three trips to the Elite Eight. The program boasts 31 MLS draft picks, including two-time MLS Golden Boot winner Jeff Cunningham, 1994 World Cup Team USA star Roy Wegerle, and 2013 MLS Cup winner Dom Dwyer. Three men's soccer alumni and one coach have been inducted into the South Florida Athletics Hall of Fame: Fergus Hopper, Jeff Attinella, Jeff Cunningham & Dan Holcomb.
On Dec. 10, 2025, head coach George Kiefer was hired for his second tenure at South Florida. Kiefer previously led the Bulls from 2002-16, compiling one of the most successful stretches in program history as the Bulls went 162-86-51 (.627), earned four conference championships, and made 10 NCAA Tournament appearances. Under Kiefer, South Florida advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight in 2008 and 2011. His six NCAA Tournament victories remain the most in program history, and his win total ranks second all-time among South Florida head coaches.
– #GoBulls –
Memphis (7-2-5, 2-0-4) scored all five of its goals in the second half after a scoreless first 45 minutes, while South Florida (1-11-3, 0-5-2) got its only goal from Tyler Richardson in the 90th minute.
Saad Chaouki broke the deadlock in the 58th minute, and Keanan Bader converted a penalty kick in the 63rd. Miller Lashlee made it 3-0 a minute later, Bader added his second goal in the 72nd, and Anthony Grudko finished a penalty kick in the 82nd.
Richardson got one back at the final whistle, scoring off an assist from Jakob Auby. Marcus Steinhaeuser made six saves in goal.
Memphis finished with an 18-7 advantage in shots and an 11-2 edge in shots on goal. Corner kicks were 5-4 in favor of the Tigers.
Note-A-Bulls:
- Tyler Richardson scored in the 90th minute (5) and led the Bulls with three shots.
- Jakob Auby assisted (3) on Richardson's goal.
- Marcus Steinhaeuser made six saves.
For the latest updates from South Florida Men's Soccer, visit GoUSFBulls.com. Follow the Bulls on Facebook, Instagram, and X.
Get your tickets today!
Call 1-800-GO-BULLS (1-800-462-8557) or email BullsTickets@usf.edu to claim your season or single-game tickets. You can also download the South Florida Bulls app on the Android or Apple stores to purchase tickets and parking. Visit USFBullsTix.com for more information.
About South Florida Men's Soccer
The oldest varsity athletic program at South Florida, men's soccer competed in the school's first-ever intercollegiate athletic contest on Sept. 25, 1965, beating Florida Southern 4-3.
The Bulls have claimed 14 conference championships and made 22 NCAA Tournament appearances, including three trips to the Elite Eight. The program boasts 31 MLS draft picks, including two-time MLS Golden Boot winner Jeff Cunningham, 1994 World Cup Team USA star Roy Wegerle, and 2013 MLS Cup winner Dom Dwyer. Three men's soccer alumni and one coach have been inducted into the South Florida Athletics Hall of Fame: Fergus Hopper, Jeff Attinella, Jeff Cunningham & Dan Holcomb.
On Dec. 10, 2025, head coach George Kiefer was hired for his second tenure at South Florida. Kiefer previously led the Bulls from 2002-16, compiling one of the most successful stretches in program history as the Bulls went 162-86-51 (.627), earned four conference championships, and made 10 NCAA Tournament appearances. Under Kiefer, South Florida advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight in 2008 and 2011. His six NCAA Tournament victories remain the most in program history, and his win total ranks second all-time among South Florida head coaches.
– #GoBulls –
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
MEM
USF
Goals
5
1
Shots
18
7
Shots on Goal
11
2
Saves
1
6
Corners
5
4
Fouls
10
12
Scoring Plays

Saad Chaouki (4)
Assisted By: Ryan Ruguaru
GOAL by MEM Chaouki, Saad Assist by Ruguaru, Ryan.
57:40

Keanan Bader (3)
MEM Keanan Bader PENALTY KICK GOAL.
62:27

Miller Lashlee (4)
Assisted By: Ben Mulrooney , Eben McIntyre
GOAL by MEM Lashlee, Miller Assist by Mulrooney, Ben and McIntyre, Eben.
63:42

Keanan Bader (3)
Assisted By: Saad Chaouki , Eben McIntyre
GOAL by MEM Bader, Keanan Assist by Chaouki, Saad and McIntyre, Eben.
71:28

Anthony Grudko
MEM Anthony Grudko PENALTY KICK GOAL.
81:39

Tyler Richardson (5)
Assisted By: Jakob Auby
GOAL by USF Richardson, Tyler Assist by Auby, Jakob.
90:00
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