ZippyRulz

Lacking a couple million dollars for NIL doesn't seem to be the issue. Look at UMass.

You haven't been to a game at Infocision in a while, have you...

The MAC without BG? Well, well... looks like UMass went back to the A10 and took the falcons along.

At least we played UAB close enough to get Dilfer fired.

With a $2M NIL budget, UMass should at least be able to win a few MAC games.

WE WANT THE PENGUINS!

I can't get there for a noon start. And trying to watch on espn+ is a horrible experience. Also can't 'listen live' on the Zips phone app.

no problem, buy a GA ticket and go sit in a loge.

I came here fully expecting that someone was posting about WMU's loss to a school called Northwood.

44 point 2nd half? That bodes well.

It's a dangerous place.

I'm not so sure you could sit in the home side center sections with a GA ticket. They do have some ushers on duty.

did it work?

YouTube livestream https://www.youtube.com/live/NIRG_nSk-ZA?si=lEf10hX0MhbmP7ax

Zips by 10

There is precedent for a MAC member being expelled by the MAC for major NCAA violations (Marshall).

We'll pay them back in the Final Four.

https://www.footballscoop.com/2025/10/30/kent-state-removing-interim-tag-mark-carney-head-coach Tue. 11/11 at Infocision

Where does UMass rank among the 8?

Hopefully Akron gets a mention or two during the series 👍🦘

He was just taking a little nap since the Schmuckeyes were on a bye week. Now he has another vital job to do in rooting them on to covering the 21 point spread against the dreaded Nits. Yes, this is a must win for us. Although now that UMass is in the league, we need for them to get MAC-strong. I'll go with the Vegas line as my prediction whenever it comes out. I think technically we are on our bye week now (week 10) and the UMass game counts as week 11.

nice win, fellas

idk, maybe it becomes more of a club sport(?) ...the NCAA does not govern club sports. Club sports operate independently from the NCAA and are typically student-run with limited oversight from university athletic departments. Here’s a breakdown of how club sports differ from NCAA sports: 🏫 Governance and Structure - NCAA Sports: Governed by the National Collegiate Athletic Association, which sets strict rules for eligibility, scholarships, competition, and recruiting. These are varsity-level programs with formal coaching staff and institutional funding. - Club Sports: Not regulated by the NCAA or NAIA. They are usually organized and managed by students, often with minimal financial support from the school. Club teams may compete against other universities but do so outside the NCAA framework. 🏆 Competition Level - NCAA Sports: Highly competitive, often leading to national championships and professional opportunities. - Club Sports: Competitive but more flexible. They allow students to continue playing sports without the intense commitment of NCAA athletics. 💰 Scholarships and Funding - NCAA Sports: May offer athletic scholarships and receive substantial funding from the university. - Club Sports: Rarely offer scholarships and often rely on student fees, fundraising, or limited school support. 👥 Student Involvement - Club Sports: Provide leadership opportunities for students in team management, scheduling, and budgeting. - NCAA Sports: Managed by professional staff with less student control over operations. If you're considering joining a sport in college, club sports can be a great way to stay active and competitive without the rigorous demands of NCAA athletics.

I think college soccer will go on with or without the NCAA.

omg, sounds like a heart attack while working out. condolences to his family.