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The ABJ's Zips blog has a new location: www.ohio.com/zips Please bookmark it. If you're using the old link, it won't give you new content, like George Thomas' post about today's FB practice. I appreciate everyone's participation over there. And, of course, I'll continue to funnel readers here. --Mike

I'll be happy to attend and listen, as well.

Apparently, we can start looking for a fifth recruit -- a small forward.

I'm on here at least 3 times a day. My e-mail is mike_rasor@yahoo.com.

@CK -- LMAO!

Possibly it's because in Ohio you are required to have a front plate so it's not a priority, not that UA alumni only live in Ohio.GP1, I have a really nice metal front license plate frame from the Student Union Bookstore. You might try there to see if they're still selling them.

ZippyRulz,You're right. LOL. It's in the "4.3s."Dr. Z,Thanks. I try to put aside flowery writing style and just plug as much info in those training-camp posts as possible. Are you guys ready for softball season?

I have to say, I amy need to change my quote now.Especially if he decides to hate 3 things "the devil, losing, and Can't"Haha! I saw this in class and nearly laughed out loud.

Wow. I completely messed this up. Fixing my blog...

That's what I have, too.http://www.ohiomm.com/blogs/zips/2009/03/2856/

There is one issue I'm cloudy about...If there are two teams tied in the MAC West, do you break that tie before beginning the MAC East tiebreaker? Or do the East teams take their combined records against the West teams?I believe the latter, because the MAC Web site says ties are broken in order, from 1 down. Dambrot believes the former, which makes it darn near impossible to break that West tie if you have to go to a 2nd tiebreaker in the West. If that is the case, Dambrot suggested giving the regular season title to the team with the best RPI, rather than flipping a coin.I'm going to try to figure it out today and tomorrow conclusively.

Per Rivals:At 6'6" and with a 4.8 40 on his resume, Clarke appears to be a near-ideal fit for defensive end in Pitt's 4-3 system."That played a big part," he said. "When I went to the different camps I paid attention to the schemes and how they lined up and the technique they used. At Pitt, it won't be too hard to adjust to what they do with the ends, and I think I can fit in with their defense."Maybe a scheme change would entice him.

With the advertising industry being in the toilet, it would be irresponsible for Dillon or anyone at the Buchtelite to refuse a $600 ad from anyone short of Usama bin Laden. To put it in context, $600 is about as much as the entire editorial staff earns in stipend for an issue.

I had another conversation that was not so promising...www.ohiomm.com/blogs/zips

It's not official. Check out the blog.www.ohiomm.com/blogs/zips