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Maybe they're waiting to see if he's even the worst coach in Akron history...

Chris Bassitt has returned to the A’s.

When you’re getting paid 1.8 million.. I think it’s okay to send the team there the day before. Most teams place their team in hotel night before game regardless if it’s home or away.

Their newcomers are playing better ball. Feel free to scroll along if you aren't interested. Boogie shares his story at the 4:00 mark.

Kicking off both halves and running around with a clipboard jammed down the front of your pants should automatically qualify you for this list.

I expect them to get throttled as they are clearly overmatched. OSU is just bigger, stronger, faster and more experienced. What I hope to see is decent fundamentals and players at least in the position to make plays. With Auburn, there were way to many instances of defenders not being in the same zip code as Auburn players running free. Don't turn the ball over, be in position to make plays and don't make stupid mistakes. If they get outrun, out jumped or taken out with a block, so be it, but handle your assignments. This goes not only to the coaching but the self discipline of the players.

What does a "successful" game for Akron look like tomorrow? That's what I've been trying to figure out this week. Is it covering? No, not necessarily. Is it keeping it close? Yes, but I don't see that as a remote possibility. After thinking it through, I just want to see competence by both sides of the ball to make plays that Division I FBS football players make. Defensively, Ohio State will get open and they'll break tackles and out run you. But I don't want to watch a repeat of the Auburn game where every play seemed to be 25+ yards with open receivers down field. A few deflections and maybe, by miracle, a turnover would be nice to see. Force maybe 2 punts before the fourth quarter. Make at least one tackle in the backfield before the fourth quarter. All of that could end up resulting in 63 points for Ohio State, but at this point, the defensive leadership is so pathetic that's where I have to put the bar at this point. Offensively? Move the ball a little bit. Get a first down or 2 on each drive. In 2007 in this game, JD Brookhart sent out Jon Stec to punt 14 times. If Slike is sent out fewer times than that, I will be surprised. As other posters have said, keep the clock running and get out of there if that's what you need to do. Irons will be under a lot of pressure so I am hoping that when he does tuck it and run, he's a lot more careful about taking hits. He's been leaving it all out there, don't get me wrong I love the effort, but him going down would officially end any hope this team has. I don't expect this game to be pretty at all. Just get it over with and don't get hurt. This isn't the year for this game.

Their best athletes play lacrosse. Yale won the national championship in 2018 and was runner-up in 2019.

Lucky for us their best athletes are on crew and have no time for soccer.

The Yale Bulldogs come into Saturday's match up with a 3-2-0 record. on Tuesday night, Yale had an impressive 2-0 win over ACC team Boston College (BC had played Notre Dame to a 1-1 tie earlier in the year) Yale started their season with a 3-2 road win over Fairfield In their 2nd game, they traveled to Villanova and Villanova was a 2-1 winner (Villanova is 5-2 this year and has a winner over Marquette) In their first home match, Yale defeated U Mass Lowell 4-1 their 4th match was at UConn ...and UConn was a 4-0 winner The Yale coach was understandably very happy with his team with their win this week over a 2019 NCAA soccer team (Boston College) https://yalebulldogs.com/news/2021/9/21/mens-soccer-bulldogs-blank-boston-college-2-0.aspx The Yale-BC game was a rematch of the 2019 first round NCAA Tournament game won by BC in Chestnut Hill, Mass. "This is a great result for the program, and I'm really happy for the current guys, as well as the guys from the 2019 team that would have loved to be back for this one," said Kylie Stannard, the 5K Corral Head Coach of the Bulldogs. "We challenged the guys to respond after a disappointing performance last week [4-0 loss at UConn] and they absolutely stepped up and we couldn't ask for much more. We needed to get back to being difficult to play against, and we absolutely did that tonight. I am especially happy with the shutout tonight and our guys did well to dig in for the last few minutes."

"The Brian Wood of Indiana"

These are the worst college football coaches ever. Worthless article, not even an honorable mention for iCoach.

Welcome, @iamtheroo! Glad you're here, and great first post!! KSUcks and go Zips!!!💪💪

Since I paid for Prep Hoops/Illinois let's see what kind of fun Coach Groce & Company has been having in my backyard regarding the 2023 class. The following six prospects from Illinois already have offers from Akron. Posted On: 09/19/21 Davius Loury (Kenwood) 6-7 PF Current Ranking: #5 Loury is a power forward from Kenwood that sometimes gets caught in Javonte Taylor's (#1 Prospect) shadow, but he is a high-major prospect in his own right. When he is at his best Loury is playing with a high motor making plays as an inside/outside threat. Capable of knocking down shots, winning on drives, pounding opponents in the post, and rebounding. Miles Rubin (Simeon) 6-8 PF Current Ranking: #9 Rubin is making the move over from HF for his junior year. The lefty four man is so quick around the hoop getting on the glass, swatting shots, and throwing down dunks. Excellent getting on the offensive glass for second chance points. One of the higher ceiling posts in the class. Wesley Rubin (Simeon) 6-8 PF Current Ranking: #17 The other Rubin twin is another D1 prospect. He is a righty, thicker build, and more offensively skilled. High level passer that slices up defenses with his distributing skills out of the post. Touch around the hoop and can put it on the deck. Daniel Johnson (Whitney Young) 6-6 G/SF Current Ranking: #8 The three and D wing is all the rage and that is exactly what this Whitney Young small forward brings to the table. Multi positional defender that uses his length and lateral quickness to lock down on the perimeter. On the other end is among the top snipers in the class with his free and ease release off the catch. Sam Lewis (OPRF) 6-5 G/SF Current Ranking: #10 Lewis is another top notch shot maker which is where he makes his money. Was outstanding this summer as a spot up shooter draining threes in bunches game after game. Quick and concise release with consistent accuracy. Ty Pence (St. Joseph Ogden) 6-6 G/SF Current Ranking: #11 Pence is among the better prospects from central Illinois in the 2023 class. The two guard showed well when we saw him in late June. Better athlete than given credit as he can get up for an alley-oop and showed some burst off the dribble. Effective scoring off both movement and with the ball in his hands. Kudos to Scott Burgess/Prep Hoops. Go Zips!!

Heard on the radio this morning a second victim is being taken off of life support and will not make it.