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Don't know where you found it but well done. Zips already up 1-0 on a goal by Ampai.

I got nothing. Looked at the CBS Gametracker for today's soccer matches and Akron-WMU is not listed.

I guess you were telling the truth when you said you didn't read too far into it. The subtitle said that their president and his wife paid for it.

Anyone want to discuss conference changes?

SportsRadio 1350 has always worked for me.http://www.sportsradio1350.com/main.html

They're gone - glad to see them being put to good use.

I had someone lined up to use my season tickets (50 yd line, literally - section 110, row 7, seats 9 and 10) but they let me know at the last minute they couldn't make it. Anybody want them - no charge - just PM me. The physical tickets are in Ohio, I left them with my parents in Hartville for just such an emergency.

I just voted but he's down by .7 now.

Was this a prediction form this article?Dambrot has guided Akron to two consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances following back-to-back Mid-American Conference Tournament championships for the Zips.

I know you've had it for a while, but maybe you should turn your Zipsnation name over to Tom (you're not Tom are you? )

What was wrong with the E.J. label? It looked ok.

Actually we were even better than that, shots were 12-5, but shots on goal was 9-2.

I especially liked the one that mark Infocision Stadium. And the soccer field is unmarked - it should say "Home of the 2009 NCCA soccer champions".

If you jinxed us...Last time I trifle with the soccer gods (or I am playing the lottery tonight), that actually happened. Fortunately Kofi and Teal bailed me out. :thumb:Edit: I am not as omniscient as I thought, it was not the game tying goal (but strangely it was in the 88th minute), it made it 2-1. How dare UIC score a goal on us.

Oh no, game tying goal by UIC in the 88th minute (just kidding, messing with those of you that aren't using gametracker). Our defense is awesome.

Whew! This has been a tough, tough match.

Here is a nice table representation of all of it. And since we need 4 goals to get to exactly a three goals per game average, I'm going to go with a 4-0 Zips win tonight.

More proof of what a special season this isWas looking up NCAA soccer stats through this week and came up with some pretty impressive findings:Started off with seeing Teal Burnbury in the top 20 in both points per game and goals per game, pretty impressive, but then#1. Michael Nanchoff, assists per game (and most assists in a single game this year)#1. David Meves, Goals Against Average and #4 in Save percentagethen in team rankings: #1: Akron - Scoring Offense, Team Goals Against average; Shutout Percentage; Win-Loss percentage, #2 Save Percentage (Stinking Quinnipiac ).So number one in nationwide offense and defense. Can't get better than that.Take out UIC tonight! 10-0!

It does look like a very nice facility, looks to have started around the same time as Infocision. I could see something like that working as a partnership with the city and University.

I'm assuming you mean the UIC game this evening. There are supposed to have a gametracker link. Go to their site at http://www.uicflames.com/sports/m-soccer/s...ccer-sched.html and find the Next Event box on that page of Akron at UIC and the gametracker link is at the bottom of that informational box under "Coverage".Go Zips!

I dealt with Dean Hansford on a number of occassions. He is a class act.

I think the only problem was that a few slurs ended up on the forum as opposed to just jokes. Those appear to have been removed.

Not meant to be a shot at this team because clearly it's a bunch of guys playing because they love it, but aren't club sports usually established at schools where there is no varsity team for that sport?

That's pretty good because when I checked this morning he was tied for third at 12.1% and the person in first, Eric Weigman, who is now in second was at almost 30%. Nice job nation. Keep it going.

I predict the same except substitute Bobcats for Zips.I don't hold out a lot of hope but I would be happy to be proven wrong.