kreed5120

The Zips targeting a guy like Groce says the Zips are still committed to winning basketball. They could easily went the cost efficient route and played it off to the fans. You don't spend large money on a guy like Groce then cut the basketball budget. That would defeat the purpose.

I lived there from spring 2009 thru fall 2012. We threw our fair share of parties so it's very likely that you attended some.

It should have been condemned before we moved in, but we put the finishing touches on it. We were the last tenants before it got bulldozed.

Never heard of it so I did a google search. Was that out near Fairlawn?

Based off your stated birth year in your bio I'm guessing you are a Phi Delt. My fraternity would have moved into after. I'm a Kappa Sig.

Where's that?

Me at work waiting for GT to write a real article on the Zips coaching search.

Kling Street directly next to FedEx. House has since been demolished.

Basketball recruiting classes typically consist of 2-3 guys. I want the 2-3 best players that we can get regardless of what state or even country they come from. In football where you need 15-20 guys per class it becomes more important to be able to recruit locally.

https://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/Football Bowl Subqa 12 8 14.pdf Edit: Ohio sponsors 10 women sports and 6 men sports. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mid-American_Conference

Was it the notorious Sully?

We currently have 7 men's sports, 10 women's sports, and 1 co-ed (rifle). They could cut rifle and men's golf or they could keep rifle and cut both men's and women's golf.

You can cut men's golf, but keep women's golf. That's what CMU does.

Duquesne was the only Pittsburgh team that I didn't hate. Namely because I felt pity for how terrible they've been. They've since been added to the list.

It's pretty bad we have to rely on sketchy twitter handles, other teams message boards, and 1 ZN.o poster for our coaching updates. It would be nice if the local media at least made an effort to make it at least appear they were trying to cover the coaching search.

It's set by NCAA. FBS D1 schools have to sponsor 16 sports. Non FBS schools only have to sponsor 14.

New arena funding strategy: We're going to give @NWAkron money to play the lottery with numbers he picks.

We are at 18 sports currently. If we were to cut sports to get down to 16, it would most likely be men and women's golf or men's golf and co-ed rifle.

I think the real question is at what point does the MAC feel there is no longer a need to sponsor men's soccer. They may and probably will still sponsor it with 4 teams playing, but men's soccer could very well end up on the chopping block very soon at one of WMU, NIU, or BGSU.

I agree 100%. It's not like he bit off more than he can chew by going to a highly competitive league then got ran out of town for failing to meet lofty expectations. He went 19-43 in the MVC.

Akron currently sponsors 18 sports with the minimum requirement being 16. With now only 4 MAC teams sponsoring soccer I'd say that would be the easy pick except for the fact that's the sport we excel at. Title 9 would make it challenging to cut women's sports. I'd say if we were to cut more sports it would be rifle and/or men's golf.

The MAC would have to add another team to keep its auto bid.

Virginia passed legislation that limited how much schools are allowed to subsidize their athletic programs. Some other states have already passed similar type of legislation or are in discussion about passing similar type of legislation. With how big of a political issue the rapid raising costs of college has caused, I feel it's only a matter of time before we see something similar in Ohio. http://pilotonline.com/sports/mcauliffe-signs-bill-that-limits-athletic-student-fees/article_337e7bec-d46e-5e15-bba6-6fc8de3a5f01.html

Yeah, Groce went 37-53 in B1G play making only 1 tourney in his 5 years. He's certainly either going to have to be an assistant somewhere or take a head coach job at a mid-major for a few years before he earns another opportunity making $1M+ at some big name program.