Leaderboard

All part of the plan. Kowalchoke is sacrificing the regular season in exchange for (hopeful) success in Cleveland.

A new code for this year is “BOUNDLESS”

I also got the link. It is weird that it did not work on one computer and it worked on my second computer and was able to get discount. I am a season ticket holder and if you buy the tickets from Akron, you will find yourself in the mezzanine unless you are a big donor to the U. Always upsets me that season ticket holders for basketball get no priority for seating during the tourney.

"It's so cool Angela offered this deal specifically to me!" 😂

It's almost like most managerial and CEO positions aren't actually needed.

Man I thought I was special when I got that

Thanks. I just got her email, too. Looks like the same deal as BOUNDLESS.

Just found it from her "ARIZZOMAC2025"

I don’t think it’s the best move for him either, but I also don’t blame him if his desire is to be a starting QB. Like you mentioned, slim chance he’ll be starting anywhere at the FBS level. He already has his degree, so good luck to him wherever he goes. I also wonder if Roggow is/was pushing him for the QB2 spot.

CLM (career limiting move). Not good enough to play QB unless he drops down a level (maybe 2) or is going to a service academy, and if not, I’d be shocked if he lands at a place who uses him as creatively that JoeMo did.

36.5 hours to tip. A wary ZipsNation awaits its fate. #JohnsNextEndeavor.

The #1 seed plays at 11:00 AM.

A 40-point beatdown of UT is insane

Let’s go Yankees!

Sometimes, if your boss is busy promoting himself, he doesn't have time to pay attention to the "little things" immediately at-hand...like promoting the Zips.

Sometimes an organization can have people on staff who can get things done if they're just given a chance.

I was thinking about this thread as I watched the success of the Zips basketball team. I'm really proud of their accomplishments in the face of a lot of institutional head winds. What would it say about career athletic directors if Akron can maintain a top level basketball team while at same time getting the football program turned around? I know Ohio U has a graduate degree in sports management. What if we are creating a group of "experts" in college athletics who are little more than mental midgets bankrupting every institution they touch? What if we could have a good mac athletic department with a professor heading up the department part time as long as the subordinates were competent? Just sort of thinking out loud.

Bullock in the portal.

Hmm..