Let'sGoZips94

Boy is he in for a surprise when he hears banjos for the first time.

Yes please.

Got my formal rejection email for the Fan Council.

Damn you Minnesota.

"100000000% committed. #AGTGATGFAPW"

If the suits can benefit from it, anything pure and sacred goes out the window.

This would require Goodyear to have an interest in supporting UA athletics which a previous athletics admin told me was not the case. Hopefully that has changed because I agree about it being a recognizable, complimentary addition to the jersey.

@Illini Zip Since you didn't enter the Portal, can we get an updated chartwith our 4 guys in the Portal?

That's what I'm thinking, then they'll have players, a style/system, etc. to sell to the audience.

Interesting timing right in the middle of the Portal being open. Wonder if that's strategic.

Holy blast from the past. His Jackson Polar Bear highlights are still playing on loop somewhere to hype someone up.

Someone rescue him from Minnesota. Please.

Forgot about that. Feel like a bit of an idiot replying to Mr. Perkins asking if Micah is someone who could follow Todd May to Akron lol.

Not sure if this is someone that could follow Todd May to Akron, but 6'3" freshman with these stats is nothing to sniff at as a bench piece at the very least.

IU Indy was a high octane offense at times, but they didn't play a lick of defense. Put up 93 at CSU in the 1st round of the Horizon League tourney and gave up over 100. Lost by 16 at Ohio State while putting up 102 & giving up 118.

Boals gets his first commit - Kyler D'Augustino from IU Indy. Looks like a solid guard.

Those are the types of teams I want to see us competing against for talent.

He was just over 6' tall when he committed IIRC.

I'll snag that one at some point. Love the FTRC logo on the back, but I'm partial to the Fear the Roo logo overall.

That's new information. Not surprised. With how his minutes crashed, wouldn't surprise me if he wasn't fully bought into the system.

Cheese/LCJ/X chose to play for a coach coming off a failed P4 experience with a 14-18 record in his first year at Akron and 17-16 in his second year. Since then, Akron has rebuilt itself into a mid major powerhouse and household name with a track record of setting people up for financial success with a nice NIL program and lineage of guys playing pro ball. We elevated a key component to all that success - it's an easy sell to players.