ZippyRulz

I would take a hard look at Keith Dambrot or John Groce. Both are proven successful head coaches, recruit good players and assistants, instill discipline, and know the UA landscape. Applying their skills to a different sport would be very doable.

AFAIK all of the Ohio public universities' trustees are politically appointed.

https://www.si.com/nba/pacers/news/with-family-in-crowd-indiana-pacers-rookie-enrique-freeman-special-game-cleveland

A squandered opportunity.. we won the yardage 501-387.

what does del null mean in yahoo sports scoreboard?

so we're delayed for lightning?

our opponents do

Naw, I think we will score a touchdown right before the half which will be the difference in allowing us to win by one score.

Incidentally, here's a view of some BE soccer stadiums (made prior to us joining)

Not sure what they had before but I heard it's now all you can eat Arby's. But seriously, it's a recruiting & retention issue, not a training issue.

No, we should definitely be looking at up and comers like Ianello and Arth.

I have no doubt the BG coaches talked to the team this week about being ready to pounce at the end of each half. And no doubt WMU will as well.

yuge. this is what they invited us for, to play good soccer and challenge them.

would muchly like to dispense some payback for last year's tourney loss..

Thanks, that was a good watch. Here's the youtube link:

I like the sound of that.

Ohio game ZW is out... comments are turned off.

It might start getting real for the MAC if 1) NIU and/or Toledo take their football to the MWC and 2) if the PAC12 reels in some AAC members causing the AAC to go looking for replacements.

I might drive up to campus Saturday. I might buy a pregame Oktoberfest brat (sounds like a nice event to benefit the students, alumni, fans, community, and my stomach). And depending on how the Zips offense is performing in the first half, I might even buy a ticket and go inside.

I don't think an AD usually gets a chance to hire another FB coach if his previous hire didn't work out(?)

It's all good. The coach can live close to home, make half a 7-figure salary, have no pressure while indulging his stubbornness (if any), and have the team bring in $6M to fund the department. If we want to see winning football, Tosu is omnipresent.

https://www.gazettenet.com/Part-2-How-is-UMass-affected-by-landmark-NCAA-v-House-settlement-proposal-55495331 While UMass’ revenues will take a hit, it’ll also see a large increase in TV revenue because of the MAC’s football media rights deal with ESPN, which will pay the school about $1.5-2.5 million per year. This is several times what UMass would expect to earn from Atlantic 10 revenues, which come primarily from men’s basketball. The Minutemen will receive 75% of a share of MAC distributions in 2025-26 (expected to be between $1.5-2 million) and a full share every year thereafter (expected to be between $2-2.5 million).

And everyone knows we're vulnerable to it.

Yeah, that would be quite an upheaval for them for not much more money in the diminished MWC w/ more travel. Unless they'd get a really good signing bonus.