ZipCat

Why does it have to be our game

So how is this game magically on CBS SN? I thought all the weekday games were supposed to be ESPN+ ...

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Surprising for a place that can't read or write...

How do you make $500k+ a year, living in Portage County OHIO and default on your Credit Cards?

Because nobody there cares. Clock-in. Clock-out. This is the D-team.

Any competent leadership could have seen this coming 20 years ago. Yet, continuously the incompetent BoT put President after President in charge of the University who were nothing more than overpaid resume building jumpers who needed to fund their vacation yachts.

Yup. It would require anyone who works at Akron to give a damn, and not just see the institution as a resume builder for something else. Unfortunately all the people who gave a damn were cut probably a decade ago when Scarborough was here.

Does it actually benefit the alumni and general community around Akron? I wouldn't trust any financial analysis that said it did further than I could wipe my own ass with it. The only ones it truly benefits is administrators to pad their resumes, and people with coaching/sports-fitness degrees because it keeps a lot of them employed. If it comes down to cutting teachers/professors or cutting coaches/sport-fitness folks ... the choice should be pretty clar.

That would certainly be welcomed news, but 16 years too late. Football should have been de-emphasized when you had a dilapidating stadium.

Which is political decisions that should be solved through competent state legislation. Essentially the State institutions were thrown bootstraps and a Laissez-faire, Ayn Rand free market competition, instead of coherent planning strategy by competent management who gives a damn about it.

But it's important to point out the bad decisions that created it, the decision making process that made it, the philosophy that made it, and call it out. It's important to make sure to properly assign the blame or why it exists as bad as it does and not shitf the blame to things that didn't cause it.

No, it's an institution of Higher Learning, not a Business. And treating educational institutions as if they are businesses is what has led to their decline. I mean, we can equate athletics to this. The amount of debt accepted by the U to expand athletics when you couldn't ever actually be competitive in it (football) is one of the biggest blunders in the history of the University. But it's fine, we'll just continually cut the people who do the real work of the University (educating students) and balancing the budgets on their backs, so administrators can make absurd salaries padding their resumes so they can move onto something more lucrative somewhere else and fund their yachts. It's sick, and the fact that you can even attempt to defend it is sick.

Article Here. This stuff makes me sick. The utter incompetence of the Board of Trustees, the Administration over years. Absolutely pathetic and infuriating as an Akron Alumni. And you know they're going to balance the budget on the backs of the workers...again. Just pathetic. Absolutely pathetic.

Did you understand a word that was written, or are you just being obtuse?