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if he's only going to get 1-5 snaps a game you red shirt him.....i can't see why you'd waste a year on a player with that skill set. the only way i'd let him see the field is if someone gets hurt. it also allows him to get adjusted again after such a tough year personally.

rivals is reporting that russell is heading to morgantown

i too was thinking lb but the depth at rb drops next year with the graduation of dk and johnson. that will leave torrence, allen, and pride. allen will be a sr. next year and could set up a potential torrence pride backfield. at lb the zips recruited pretty hard at lb.....also fleming is projected to grow into the lb spot so they are fine there.here's a follow up question...... with the depth at rb and all that has gone on in this man's life should he red shirt?????? thoughts?

here's a link to Reggie Corner's blog on the bills websiteclick me

here's a link from gaints.com with DH. it's about 45 sec in length but very informative as to his increasing role with the teamclick me

the link is still there under the bruce weber article

i'm with zen great lakes all the way! i plan to bring some up to cuse in hopes of a trade for a local brew. that being said, Leinenkugel's summer shandy is fantastic!!!! :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

that court already exists.......see oregon aka phill knight u

gozips.com updated the 08 roster last week to include the incoming class. the only player missing i saw was Kevin Funches. anyone heard anything regarding his status with the university? if he's not with the team i sure hope they land chaz russell for the fall. can't wait to see the depth chart updated once fall practice starts!

here's espn's blue ribbon preview for the zips....it still should be free to readclick me

nice find.....could really be a boost if he's able to enroll for the fall and play this year.....anyone else hear anything about this kid????

heard he's been working out with antowne height, ryan brinson, and jarvis givens all spring

i am guessing they are referring to j.d. relinquishing the offensive coordinator duties and going to the spread offense. best of luck to sean but if you can't beat out the cj's and you can't pull another d-I scholarship then it was best the two parted ways when they did

today i am now ready for some football!!!!!! re upped my season tickets (08-09 package) and convinced 5 others to do the same. i am pumped and ready for the season to start. only thing left to make up a tailgating menu and arrangements for the cuse game! side note: asked the ticket rep how many of the 5k promotional season tickets have been sold and he said about 75%.....good to hear!

click meakron could appeal again but it looks like 3.1 will be the price.

click menice story in the pd.....best of luck to cadeau

this is from their web pageBrian BrikowskiLinebacker • 6-4 • 230Freehold, N.J./Freehold TownshipBefore Monmouth: Transferred to Monmouth after spending one semester at the University of Akron.High School: Played football under coach Dom LePore at Freehold Township High School... Earned All-Shore and All-District honors... As a senior, had 30 catches for 400 yards and six touchdowns as a tight end and was selected by the coaches as the American Division’s All-Shore tight end... On defense, registered 90 tackles, including 10 tackles for a loss and a team-best five sacks... Was named to the NJ Super 100... Played in the All-State North/South All-Star game... Also a standout on the Freehold Township basketball team, which has won each of its first 18 games in 2006-07 and ranked sixth in the state... Earned Academic All-Shore honors.

MOREHEAD STATE 29th????????? i can't take this site seriously with rankings like that....

cap one question.....when talking about jac; were you getting the feeling that the people you spoke with were just giving lip service and allowing him every chance to win the job? Or, did you think that they truly believe that he has made that big a stride?

10th 40-yard Dash Seconds 1. Bryan Williams (DB) 4.36 Andrew Johnson (RB) 4.36 3. Dante Barnes (DB) 4.39 4. Stephon Fuqua (WR) 4.41 5. Jalil Carter (DB) 4.44 6. Brandon Anderson (DB) 4.45 7. Dennis Kennedy (RB) 4.50 8. Wayne Cobham (DB) 4.52 9. Alex Allen (RB) 4.53 10. Da-Von Moore (DB) 4.54

perhaps i misunderstood what "Snack Toads" said to me then........i completely agree though that financially the uw makes more sense.

from what i've heard akron didn't make the decision to drop kentucky. chryst did. both kentucky and wisconsin were ok with akron backing out but cryst made the choice for them with conference scheduling. chryst is an idiot and akron needs to get out of the mac asap. i agree that the big east would make a lot of sense for scheduling unless it's a school like iu.

Given our history, it would be a bathroom stall without a door on it and a Cambodian guy sitting on the toilet.that's got to make the hall.......well played sir!

you are right they don't and can't offer scholarships but they can offer "leadership scholarships" ( proud recipient of one). also they can offer you a job with the school and the hours you work for the school go towards your tuition. if you happen to be an elite athlete some one will always find a way just they way it is...... with that being said i am a graduate of a public school. so i can see the pros and cons of the article.

something to keep in mind when bigger conferences are looking to add teams. tradition doesn't always play a factor as some would think. usf and ucf are perfect examples of this. conferences will look at facilities, growth potential, and possible tv market. akron will have the nicest stadium in the conference and the city has made it clear it wants to build an arena downtown for basketball. enrollment is up and the university has a president dedicated to into a powerhouse for northern ohio. ut and akron really are the two that can make the move at this point. c-usa fits the demographics (campus wise) and would elevate the university. rifle i do agree with you that mack has done a very good job in the fundraising department. his legacy will be if he can get the university in position to upgrade in conference affiliation.