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Can anyone imagine being mediocre to bad at their job but having almost infinite security through a contract and a buyout/salary in the $6-8 million range?! What a dream life...I shoulda gone into coaching.

I am not so interested in the outright ownership of the regular season title as I was making a point about them losing a game and then to us in the MACC and not even making the NCAAT.

Why not? What's sweeter than flushing the Flashes three times in one season?

We have games against CMU on the road and NIU at home remaining. Miami's road is much more difficult...versus Toledo and at Ohio. Based on how they are playing and the luck they have had, I would not be surprised if they trip up at least once.

It is a dark colored urine indicative of dehydration.

Almost certainly in the MACC semi's. It amazes me that Can't is 21-7 (12-3) though.

I think some of our NIL money is paying part of his contract. It's a good investment.

Scott is ballin' tonight!

I am out of emojis for the day (why is there a limit, anyhow?!), but this might be the most Kent thing ever. Did he lose a bet or something?

Lyles looks horrible tonight. He's nothing more than a big body out there.

Thank social media for the lack of depth in anything anymore.

He was not. Suder fouled out though.

If Miami loses this game and do not win the MACC, they will not make the NCAAT. This is huge!

Suder is on four fouls with a full ten minutes remaining. He is overly aggressive, and the referees are finally calling fouls for it. That's what Coach Steele was upset about at half time. It makes me hope we smoke these whinier than usual cry babies that much more.

WMU over Miami 30-26 at HT! Miami's coach had a meltdown going into the locker room. I actually hope Miami keeps winning. I want to beat a Top 15 team in the MACC!

I don't think A10 fans care at all about UMass or the MAC Tournament.

I am curious as to why they aren't playing at FirstEnergy Stadium–Cub Cadet Field. Why would a semi-pro team want to play on artificial turf with football and lacrosse lines on it when it does not have to? Maybe the maintenance costs at FirstEnergy Stadium–Cub Cadet Field were too high?

Akron Zips Men's Soccer.

It's gonna be awesome to see him pitch here throughout the season!

But Miami didn't even schedule games like that, and that's the point. When you only have to get up for a handful of competitive OOC games per season, winning them is WAY easier than having to be focused for most games. So again, if having a cupcake schedule is the road to lots of wins and national recognition, why aren't we doing it?!

Troy was red hot shooting against us, despite what I thought was pretty decent defense on our part. Miami has been very luck thus far. The only game that I think we could and should have lost but squeaked out was against Eastern Michigan.

Jay Bilas has us as #51 in the country. Notably, he has Miami as #26 and OSU as #50. Purdue is #11, Yale is #60, and Murrary State and Troy are nowhere to be found. I wish we had a few of those games back. https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/47940627/jay-bilas-index-mens-college-basketball-rankings-top-teams-2025-26 26. Miami (Ohio) RedHawks My on-court view of the RedHawks is to rank them in the mid-40s of The Bilas Index. But, winning matters, especially when there is a goose egg on the right side of the record. And Miami is a good team that can shoot it, with quality shots and a very pleasing offense. The RedHawks are led by Brant Byers and Eian Elmer, the team's two best shooters, but Miami is not among the best defensive teams. Clearly, the RedHawks know how to win and have won a good number of close games. Travis Steele has put forth the claim that Miami cannot schedule quality games to boost its résumé. Though that is not a major issue in evaluating the quality of a team, it is certainly an impediment to the at-large process. If and when Miami loses a game -- or games -- this will be adjusted accordingly. Until then, The Bilas Index will honor the goose egg. 51. Akron Zips Though they're being outshined in the MAC by a still undefeated Miami (Ohio), the preseason conference favorite Zips are still putting together a good season. They even own a longer home winning streak -- 29 games, the nation's best -- than the RedHawks. In his fourth year with the program, Tavari Johnson leads the team in points (20.5) and assists (5.2).

To be fair, if Miami played Purdue or Troy on the road, they'd likely have more than one loss in those games alone. Miami got lucky in getting us at home when we were having an off shooting night too. That's another likely loss.

Which defeats the whole puurpose of having a fan council because money talks, and as a result, those voices are already loudly heard.

This seems archaic. All the Athletics Department has to do is take ZNO content and summarize it through AI. Bam. Done.