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  1. Rookie free agent Chase Blackburn returned an interception for a touchdown in a 35-20 loss in Washington on Saturday, sprained his neck later in that game. Blackburn was placed on injured reserve on Monday.

    ESPN.com 12/26/05

    Blackburn started again at Washington and returned his first NFL interception 31 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter. He also had six tackles (three solo) and a special teams tackle. But in the third quarter, he sustained a hard blow to the head as he helped tackle Redskins tight end Chris Cooley. Blackburn was immobilized and taken from the field, and the injury was later diagnosed as a sprained neck. He underwent a series of tests and remained hospitalized overnight. Blackburn was released from the hospital yesterday, but will not be able to play in the regular season finale in Oakland or the playoffs.

    Giants.com

  2. Too bad the refs screwed you guys at the end.
    Because I was at the game I could not see the penalty on the fumble/illegal touching penalty. It was too hard to make out on the jumbotron. Does anyone have some better info on it? The papers didn't say anything, sportcenter didn't even mention it, and I can't find any replay of it on the internet. Would like some discussion on this so I can sleep a little better :mad_flame: .
  3. I agree totally. The organization was pretty bad. I stood in line at the will call window for 40 minutes. What would have happened if it was raining or even colder :unsure: ? I know people were not expecting the lines. They were dressed for a football game in the dome so they weren’t dressed for the cold. Luckily I did make kickoff, but I know the hundreds behind me probably didn’t. What did they have, four people passing out the tickets :blink: ? Whoever made the decision to pass out tickets this way is an idiot! For an educational institution to have a setup like that was pretty embarrassing. Let’s hope the stadium or MCB made that call.

    The bus situation was pretty disorganized also. The buses were supposed to leave at 9 from the JAR but didn’t even arrive until 9. There was no one there to provide any instruction or answer questions. When we were going to leave after the game, no one new the order the buses were in or if the had moved, etc… As far as I know, no one was left behind. Our bus driver was okay, although he was chatting on his cell phone a few times.

    I did appreciate the stop to stretch and eat lunch but the travel center we stopped at had two restaurants. So the 4 buses stopped in at one travel center with two restaurants. That caused some major congestion. People didn’t have much time to wait in line at the restrooms and then wait again in line for food.

    One plus is that the bus ride was tame. I was concerned about drunken kids puking :puke: and being rowdy :cheers: . I was actually impressed with the behavior on our bus.

    All and all, I would do it all over again. Nothing was so bad that I would call it a failure, except the “will call†ticket line. That was completely asinine.

  4. Did anyone watch the show? It was a glorified commercial really. Kind of reminded me of the Buckeyes show FSN has on Sunday mornings. It was nicely done for the most part. Bacon seemed like a stiff. Liked the player interviews, the commerical with Charlie, and seeing the guys getting fitted for their rings. The highlights of D. Williams show he is pretty tough. Of course they showed his best but still looks much more difficult to bring down than Wolfe. I'm sure JD has a plan to "contain" DW because that seemed to be what he was saying. I hate that phrase.

  5. The UA-NIU game will be re-broadcast on Saturday, Dec. 24 at 3 p.m. (EST) on ESPNU, the collegiate outlet for ESPN. The Zips face Memphis on Monday, Dec. 26 in the Motor City Bowl.

    MAC Championship Game to be Re-Broadcast

    :macc:

    The University of Akron football team's first-ever appearance in a Division I-A bowl game is less than two weeks away and the department of athletics, in conjunction with Classic Teleproductions of nearly Twinsburg, has produced "Countdown to Motown," a preview of the Motor City Bowl.

    A complete list of the airings for the bowl preview show is below:

    Day Date Outlet Time (All EST)

    Saturday Dec. 17 FOX Sports Net Ohio 5 p.m.

    Saturday Dec. 17 Ohio News Network 8 p.m.

    Sunday Dec. 18 FOX Sports Net Ohio Noon

    Sunday Dec. 18 Ohio News Network 7:30 p.m.

    Sunday Dec. 18 Comcast Local# 10 p.m.

    Monday Dec. 19 Comcast Local# 11 a.m.

    Tuesday Dec. 20 Ohio News Network 7:30 p.m.

    Wednesday Dec. 21 Ohio News Network 8:30 p.m.

    Thursday Dec. 22 FOX Sports Net Ohio 7 p.m.

    Saturday Dec. 24 Comcast Local# 5:30 p.m.

    # - Detroit (Channel 8); Flint (Channel 98); Ann Arbor (Channel 8): East Lansing (Channel 18); Lansing (Channel 22); Grand Rapids (Channel 23).

    Thirty-minute Motor City Bowl television show

  6. Rumor has it that the Team Store in the JAR has Championship gear too..

    Does anyone know i f they have the "Fear the Roo" gear as well??? 

    Was at the JAR on Wednesday night and they were sould out of MAC Champs Fear the Roo shirts. They had just plan Fear the Roo sweatshirts if memory serves me correctly. They had plenty of MACC shirts, hoodies, longsleeve, and hats.

  7. :DFyre WON!!

    Rookie of the Week

    NFL.com voters select Browns QB Charlie Frye as Week 13 Diet Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week

    NEW YORK (Dec. 8, 2005) -- Voters on NFL.com have made their choice. Quarterback CHARLIE FRYE of the Cleveland Browns is the DIET PEPSI NFL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK for games played on December 4-5, the NFL announced today.

    Frye completed 13 of 20 passes for 226 yards, two touchdowns and a passer rating of 136.7 in the Browns’ 20-14 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Making his first career start, Frye completed touchdown passes of 17 and 34 yards to wide receiver, and fellow rookie, Braylon Edwards.

    More than 64,150 fans voted this week on NFL.com. Frye was selected from among five finalists. The other finalists were linebacker LOFA TATUPU of the Seattle Seahawks, linebacker ODELL THURMAN of the Cincinnati Bengals, defensive end JUSTIN TUCK of the New York Giants and running back CARNELL “CADILLAC†WILLIAMS of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

    After the regular season, five players will be nominated for Diet Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Year honors. Fans can vote for the winner on NFL.com throughout the month of January. The winner will be announced at a press conference at Super Bowl XL in Detroit.

    This is Pepsi’s fourth year as the official soft drink sponsor of the NFL and the first year that Diet Pepsi will present the NFL Rookie of the Week and NFL Rookie of the Year awards.

    Week 13 winner

    Charlie Frye, Cleveland QB

    Completed 13 of 20 passes for 226 yards, two touchdowns and a passer rating of 136.7 in the Browns’ 20-14 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Making his first career start, Frye completed touchdown passes of 17 and 34 yards to wide receiver, and fellow rookie, Braylon Edwards.

  8. Wednesday, December 07, 2005

    Frye is starting QB Sunday vs. Cincinnati.

    12:15 p.m.

    Tony Grossi

    Plain Dealer Reporter

    Romeo Crennel changed his mind and announced that Charlie Frye would be the Browns starting quarterback Sunday in Cincinnati.

    Crennel, who originally intended to keep his starter a secret, said that

    it would be unfair to Frye and Trent Dilfer to wait until Sunday. The coach

    broke the news to Frye and Dilfer on Tuesday and told the rest of the team when it reported to work on Wednesday.

    Crennel said he would insert Dilfer into the game if he felt Frye were

    "overwhelmed" in Cincinnati.

    Dilfer said he didn't agree with the move but he would do everything he

    could to prepare Frye for his first start on the road.

    Cleveland Plain Dealer

  9. Friday, December 9th at 12:00 pm, The University of Akron will hold a Championship Celebration! Coaches and student-athletes will be on hand to celebrate the MAC Championship wins by our Women’s Cross Country team, Men’s Soccer team and most recently YOUR Football team.

    Come celebrate our schools’ championships across from the Union Market Grille at Noon in the Student Union. The Department of Student Life will be providing 500 hotdogs! Student tickets to the Bowl game will be on sale along with select MAC Championship merchandise. Join us for the fun, free food, prizes & giveaways!

    Location: Student Union across from Union Market

    Contact Information:

    Information Center

    suinfo1@uakron.edu

    330-972-4636

    :macc:

  10. Did anyone see the Zips were number 6 in on the Top Ten Plays of the Week? Showed Frye’s pass to Edwards for a TD, MACC final play, and talked about their soccer team's Elite Eight appearance. Berman even went on to say how the Zips were on top of Collegiate Athletics for the week. Made me smile from ear to ear, I thought it was nicely done. :D

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