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From reading last night's thread on the game, I wanted to put up this thread. I'm not a tech guy but with 20,000 students can't someone with some technical prowess address this issue? Isn't someone at UA responsible for such a production? Do they receive compensation? If so, withhold it until this issue is resolved. If the issue is our equipment came over on the Mayflower and blah, blah, blah.....turn it off. This "little" issue effects alumni, those unable to attend, parents/family of players & staff not able to attend in person AND RECRUITS AND THEIR PARENTS. No facility, no internet feed, no ESPN, no money = NO VISIBILITY = NO RECRUITS who live more than an hour or two away. If some of these issues aren't addressed the success of this program will continue to be contingent on KD's loyality to UA and nothing more. Could the powers that be address this issue and provide some insight as to what's up? How it will be improved?

C-USA offers inroads to much better recruiting. Ohio has good football and basketball talent, but the problem is that we don't get to play much in other big recruiting states because half our conference opponents are in Ohio, and the rest are in worse states for high school talent, especially in football. C-USA gets us regular games in Texas, Florida, Louisiana, and North Carolina, all of which are better recruiting states than Ohio.

I think you have no clue what you're talking about. I'm a former UA athlete and still know a lot of people within the athletic department. I think some of the older posters will testify to the fact that I've given good information in the past. I'm hearing what I say from people directly within the athletic department. Not necessarily the decision makers, but people who know what's going on. If you have a better source, then either say so or shut up. Don't come on here with that ambiguous crap.

O-Line.

BJ had a minor muscle tweak that kept him out. He should be fine by the next game.

ECU gives UCF the game. If you didn't see the final 2 minutes, you should. Wow...

Kyle Walker, he has been injured the entire season, but is expected back in a few weeks. Maybe Yedlin will get fast tracked to the squad if Walker is unable to recover in time. I don't know if that would be good or not, but I'm sure Yedlin would be up for the challenge. RB has been a problem for Spurs all season.

http://nesoccertoday.com/?p=29522 good luck to Scott and New England this weekend... truly a selfless soccer player...and a good quality person

Balsy, were you in Nashville while the football team was in Knoxville? Hope you enjoyed yourself!

Wil Trapp to "Camp Cupcake"? ... would be awesome. Breaking Down Klinmann's Options for January 2015 Camp Dillon Serna is also mentioned as a long shot. EDIT: I forgot to mention Teal Bunbury is also mentioned.

Have nothing to say about that guy, but being a casual follower of Mount/OAC/DIII football, I do find Buffalo's hire very intriguing.

What draws me to the women's basketball game is the authenticity of the game. The men's game can have the fundamentals of the game overshadowed by athleticism. Women's game has athleticism too(just look at Anita Brown's reverse layup-and-1), but they use that to improve their fundamentals. The men's game seems to use the athleticism to hide their lack of fundamentals. Call me an old soul, but the men's game just isn't pure basketball to me anymore.