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After the morale napalm of the Scarborough era, it's a great lift to see that story. It reminds you what UA pride feels like.5 points
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"The MAC has moved ahead of C-USA in virtually every aspect. By sticking with ESPN, instead of alienating the network as C-USA did in 2011, MAC schools receive $830,000 a piece in annual television revenue. That is $630,000 more than Marshall will get in 2016-17. What happened? Poor expansion by C-USA happened." It's too bad, Marshall was good for the MAC, and the MAC was good for Marshall.2 points
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This ain't your father's C-USA...2 points
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Once every four years a D-1 basketball team may play a few games overseas. This is the year the Zips are eligible. The Zips will play in the Bahamas August 12-20. The hotel of choice is the famous Atlantis you see advertised on TV. Details to follow. <Insert disclaimer here.>1 point
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I posted this in another thread, but I think it deserves a thread of its own. This was in Fox Sports 1 pregame show tonight prior to USAvParaguay broadcast.1 point
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Goodbye Clayton. Thanks for representing UA and don't be a stranger http://www.gozips.com/sports/track/2015-16/releases/20160613jcpyqv1 point
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It appears that UA may have gotten a little attention with some of its own marketing.1 point
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I like the term "Akron Boys", also (in the sense of their university affiliation). I was commenting that I think it plays well to a national audience of potential recruits that UA is not solely regional, but great soccer players from anywhere thrive at the University of Akron, a "National Powerhouse".1 point
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830k? Regardless of how any of us feel about Tuesday night football games, it's not going to change with that kind of much-needed revenue coming in.1 point
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Our University should use anything that proclaims any Akron Athletics program as a "National Powerhouse". Especially since it compares Akron to our nemesis down in Cowlumbus. I love the piece. It would seem to be priceless publicity. But like I've always said, the problem will always be that not enough people in Ohio give a damn about Soccer.1 point
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I thought the team that blows was Western Michigan.1 point
