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Well done.

Still don't list a start time for our game. http://www.syracuse.com/orangefootball/

Was that a bottle of Roo Brew in picture 092?

Work continues on the fortified stairwell roof structure.

He can stop mentioning Ohio St. and their players on ZipsNation.

Are you telling us you guys are so hard up that you are playing a guy who is partially blind?Actually, Meister, he is completely blind, but we figure that evens the odds for you guys a bit. If he could see even a little bit, the line would be 97.5 instead of 27.5. And I'll be playing defensive tackle. I'm 51 years old, 5'6" and 165 pounds, but Joe has confidence in me. Either that, or he is not drinking the "Fear the roo!" kool-aid just yet. Guess we'll find out after I get my first sack of your QB. I promise to be gentle, and not turn him on his head like Tamba Hali did to Troy Smith back in 2005 . . .Was Troy Smith a Zip???

Will this idea work?

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news...p&type=lgnsCollege football teams are planning to start the season off on a courteous note.As part of a sportsmanship initiative, the American Football Coaches Association and NCAA are encouraging schools to arrange teamwide handshakes on the field before kickoff.Grant Teaff, executive director of the AFCA, says college football players and teams are in a pressure-packed environment and that encouraging respect and sportsmanship is important.Coaches are required to shake before and after games, but having players do it in an organized way is new. The handshake is only planned for the first week of games, and is not mandatory, though Teaff says all schools have been asked to participate.K ent could be a bit difficult.

I may have missed this but does anyone know what happened to Pillip Morris rb? He played in the spring game.

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http://www.racarie.com/cftransitive/headto...=2&team2=77http://www.racarie.com/cftransitive/headto...=2&team2=29This site is a hoot.

Go Wildcats! Good find B&G.

Lately it seems, half the Nation!I think you are right ZW.It might even be more than that. We have a beautiful stadium, with lights that won't even be noticeable during the day. And at night because of the dark blue paint you won't even see the poles. The experience will be vastly superior going to the Rubber Bowl in every way but people have to find the negative in everything.I have noticed the 'grassy knoll' and 'light poll' threads and wondered to myself if they come off with a lack of gratitude for the changes or lack of perspective for where we were not to long ago, but I really don't think anyone intended to come across that way.I'm sure everyone, right down the line, will come forward and tell you how we don't take all this for granted.You just gotta remember that it's a slow period in the summer and people chatter harmlessly.I agree with Zen. The artists renderings are what everyone was expecting, especially out of towner's, and any deviation from what they expected is disappointing. It's a beautiful stadium. It wasn't hard to improve compared to the Rubber Bowl, but I'll miss it. Some might have been fearful having lived through the JAR promise and eventual reality. I was at first.

I like it. Where's ours? It's past time to step it up athletic department.

Before and after pictures.The calm before the storm.Bad hair day.Zips take State College by storm.Cats shrivel under Zips siege.Zips shock lions roar.Feel free to pile on ZN!

Anybody have an apple to lure RUMPLE into the middle of this hug?

It is in place and outside the cam viewing angle.

This thread has run it's course and I recommend and vote to lock it. No new ground to cover here.

They need to get a fast start and hope the new goalie is ready to take over. When were they going to improve the soccer stadium?

I saw them at the indoor and outdoor (Schrank) fields but not on the stadium turf. Must be a slip up on his part or the reporter.

I saw the big crane moving in cam one, but cam three might not show the installation. It could be just outside the viewing angle.

The final light pole is being prepped on the street between Info and the Rec Center. Should be lifted into place soon. No work so far today on parking lot next to the Nat. Sun bar parking lot is crushed asphalt, not paved.

That's a good list, but don't ask me how one leaves off Miami's 21-12 defeat of LSU in Baton Rouge during the 1986 season. The Bengal Tigers would go on to finish 9-3 as SEC champs that same year.LinkI believe his list consisted of season openers. It would be nice to be on the list.

Was it sponsored by a drug manufacturer?