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Skip you will argue about anything. Good for Daniel Also what does this even mean

My god you think it was the end of the world on this forum. Another case study in EVERYONE NEEDS TO CALM DOWN.

It's all good B&G.

2001, during Tyrell Sutton's freshman season

Washington is #10 in the soccer coaches poll.... Zips dropped from 16 in preseason poll to 24 after Friday thru Sunday's game Friday night = must win http://unitedsoccercoaches.org/web/Rankings/College_Rankings/NCAA_DI_MEN/web/Rankings/NCAA/DI_MEN.aspx

I have been waiting for this one!

You'll like WB34's TD dance. . .

This is why I am hesitant to post information like I did here for public comsumption. If you want to call the coach a liar go for it. What I described in my initial post is what happened because of hard work and dedication by Daniel, not some sort of miracle.

What a great picture! Almost frameable...

Speak of the devil...Nothing too surprising to me I don't think. Kato is listed as #2 on the depth chart, so maybe people can stop freaking out about that? http://www.gozips.com/documents/2017/8/28//Game1_PSU_090217.pdf?id=12303

Per roster update Sammy Laster is now with the Zips. Listed as a linebacker. The once, Top 5 underclassmen linebacker in South Florida in Top 25 prospect in Miami-Dade County for the class of 2017 missed his entire junior season. Laster is 5-foot-11, 190-pounds with sub 4.5 speed as well as sporting a 3.4 GPA with a 22 ACT and 1180 SAT.

Great to see Ball get the nod. The stereotype for a Power 5 transfer is they're a "mercenary" with an entitled attitude. That's the polar opposite of Warren Ball. I think for Ball to come on Akron's campus and work as hard as he's worked, and be as solid a representative of UA and he's become, is really impressive. It's cool to see his teammates feel the same way. If a player finished 2nd or 3rd to Ball in the Team Captain's vote, there's no shame in it. Ball is just a really special kid. Hope he has a healthy, kick-ass 2017 season!

Groce has brought a nutritionist onto the staff to work with the players. There has also been an emphasis on strength and fitness training. Every player on the team has seen significant improvements in BMI and other biometrics. As an example Daniel Utomi dropped from 18% to 11% fat which allowed him to increase his vertical jump by 10 inches.

Against the Browns, our old friend looked like a kid that could have used another year of college football.