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Merry Christmas to ZipsNation.

Goes to show you how tough D1 football is, along with the spectacular Ohio Mr. Football Lamar Sperling barely seeing the field at Buffalo.

Great get. I wish he'd have decided to come home. His college career has certainly gone in an odd direction. One of the top freshmen in the country at Arizona State to contributor at OSU to a backup at Kentucky and now to Toledo.

Top Drawer soccer is reporting that the zips have added a midfielder that is transferring from St. Louis University and a midfielder that is transferring from fellow Big East team St. John's https://www.topdrawersoccer.com/college-soccer-articles/2025-mens-division-i-transfer-tracker_aid54066 Name Outgoing College Incoming College M Jack Sullivan Saint Louis Akron M Tyler Morck St. John's Akron D Freddy Kossehasse Iowa Western Akron

Yes. Their rights belong to the teams who drafted them last year as I understand MLS rules.

Maybe we can get his brother Specific Booty.

Hey Capt - Bet your looking forward to tonights Misericordia vs Delaware game as well as the Ecclesia vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff game. Both should be real barnburners.

Wow, thank you for your input. That is a great report. Top Drawer soccer did a special article on Logan Lamaina on August 15, 2024 (shortly after he had announced his commitment to Akron) I have attached below the link to the article. We all know that Akron graduates 2 outstanding center backs (Jonas and Beto). We also know that Akron will return their 2 very good outside defensive backs (Ashton and Josh). Below the link, I will include some small tidbits from the article.....to help us better understand Logan's strengths as a soccer player. https://www.topdrawersoccer.com/article/?categoryId=26&articleId=53633&articleTitle=commitments:-looking-to-level-up A talented and versatile player, Logan LaMaina has excelled in every platform of youth soccer. Formerly a striker, LaMaina has since moved back, playing as an outside/wing back for his club side while also gaining experience in central defense at Pennridge High School in Southeastern PA. Along with competing for Sporting, he’s played for FC Bucks/Hex FC and PA Dominion FC. “A thing I really liked about the program that was a deciding factor was they play in a very high level conference which is something I've always wanted to do,” LaMaina said.