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2023 East Exchange Street Corridor
• Roadway deterioration, traffic signals old
• Heavily used pedestrian corridor
• High vehicle corridor including buses
• Missing link between bicycle accommodations
• Mesh with University Park Neighborhood Plan
• Full depth pavement replacement
• Sidewalks and pedestrian crossings reconstruction
• Maintain two full through lanes in each direction
• Allow for adequate turn lanes
• New traffic signals
• Upgraded lighting to accommodate all users including Route 8 underpass
• Provide bike lanes on each side of the street
• Parking in key locations Benefits
• Roadway in good repair providing proper capacity
• Well-lit, safe corridor
• Traffic signal equipment using efficient, modern technology improving traffic flow.
• Provide missing link for bicycle lanes, connecting Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail
Layout1 (akronohio.gov)
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Added two SEC guys this offseason.
Added several Big Ten players two.
it is happening!!
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17 hours ago, monrowe said:
Maybe Meechie Johnson Jr would like to play closer to home?He just left OSU.
This is from July 29, 2018...
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Since April 7, 2022 has been officially proclaimed University of Akron Men's Basketball Day by Mayor Horrigan, I have to ask if any good information came out of the Zips Men's Basketball Champions Luncheon. Looks like on their Facebook page Coach Groce spoke.
Did anyone attend? My invite must have gotten lost in the mail.
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Imagine if the Akron Beacon Journal allowed George Thomas to write detailed stories like this about Zips Football and Zips Basketball. Maybe the community would buy into the local Division I program.
Appreciate the information catdaddyp.
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26 minutes ago, LoyalZIP said:
Next man up, in Groce we trust baby!!!
I need to hear from Coach Groce that everything is going to be OK. This team is ready to take off.
The big challenge is for us to get a few more pieces with the Ali, Trimble and Kalle scholarships now open. I hope Groce and his staff can work their magic.
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The City of Akron needs to have a plan for this eyesore.
Do something to help an area of town that has people from all over North America visiting each year for the Soapbox Derby. This idea cleans up the area, gives part of the structure some purpose and becomes a Metropark.
Saw this suggestion before about making it similar to the Cleveland Metroparks -Strongsville Toboggan Chutes & Chalet...
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Zips start at 34:50 mark.
Proud to be a Zip!
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Senderoff places some blame for the Snapchat video on the Akron students from the February 11 game at the JAR. He also places blame on whoever shared the Snapchat (his player posted it) and said that it happened in the locker room and never should have got out. The press conference is worth a watch.
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7 hours ago, Let'sGoZips94 said:
Ken Carman just mentioned he is going to do a segment on Akron/KSUcks this morning on 92.3, in case anyone else wants to hear more media burial of our rival.
"Kent State and Akron, whose campuses are separated by 10 miles, have one of the nation's most bitter rivalries."
ESPN does a better job than local media.
The bitter rival is entioned in this article....
Malique Jacobs to miss first half of MAC title game as four Kent State players disciplined for anti-Akron Snapchat video (espn.com)
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On 2/22/2022 at 11:28 AM, dre22era said:
Drove by UA on the way to the All Star Game Saturday and I must say it is an utter disgrace how bad the streets are around campus. Exchange St is absolutely nothing but potholes and uneven pavement. Countless untreated side streets like Sherman and Cross which are basically ice skating rings.
And then add all the highway construction into the equation. I honestly don't blame anyone who choose not to attend Akron Home Games past and remaining.
It is not worth the wear and tear on your car. I feel for folks who have to deal with that daily.
They would have to put me in jail if I still lived there because I would be on the UA President and Mayor's a$$ daily.
Your Tax Dollars deserve better
2023 East Exchange Street Corridor
• Roadway deterioration, traffic signals old
• Heavily used pedestrian corridor
• High vehicle corridor including buses
• Missing link between bicycle accommodations
• Mesh with University Park Neighborhood Plan
• Full depth pavement replacement
• Sidewalks and pedestrian crossings reconstruction
• Maintain two full through lanes in each direction
• Allow for adequate turn lanes
• New traffic signals
• Upgraded lighting to accommodate all users including Route 8 underpass
• Provide bike lanes on each side of the street
• Parking in key locations Benefits
• Roadway in good repair providing proper capacity
• Well-lit, safe corridor
• Traffic signal equipment using efficient, modern technology improving traffic flow.
• Provide missing link for bicycle lanes, connecting Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail
This need to happen now not next year.
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The University of Akron's - Polymer Science and Plastics Engineering is ranked:
#1 in the World
#1 in North America
#1 in the United States
World's best Polymer science and Plastics engineering universities [Rankings] (edurank.org)
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Joe Moorhead gave a great interview this morning at 7:30 on SiriusXM Channel 84 - Dusty and Danny in the Morning on ESPNU Radio. I heard that he was on and I was able to go back and replay the interview on the SiriusXM app.
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Just remember that this program had around 70 Freshmen or Redshirt Freshmen last season. I am confident we will see a big jump next year. This staff can develop players too.
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This is great news for Football, Basketball, Swimming & Diving and our Outdoor Track team. I am so happy for Dennis Mitchell, his staff and especially the student athletes to finally have an outdoor track they deserve.
This is huge for basketball and much needed for the rebirth of Akron Football.
Thank you Charles Guthrie and staff.
Go Zips!
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According to gozips.com
The Akron-Kent State Series
Friday's game marks the 157th meeting in series history between Akron and Kent State. The first meeting was during the 1915-16 season at Kent State where Akron pulled out the win, 37-16. The Zips have won 16 of the last 27 meetings, including three consecutive games to even the all-time series record at 78-78, dating back to March 6, 2020.
According to kentstatesports.com
The Kent State men's basketball team (7-8, 2-3 MAC) will host Akron (9-4, 2-1 MAC) on Friday night at 8 p.m., inside the M.A.C. Center with hopes of breaking the historic rivalry's 79-79 tie.
Is it our mistake or do we add Can't Add too?
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14 hours ago, clarkwgriswold said:
Just a thought. The Browns bye was today, a Sunday. Seems like a great time for a Sunday game.
Move the game to 5 PM or think outside of the box and play at 11 AM. Have a community church fellowship day (kinda joking, but who knows if something like that would work - can't draw any worse than this next game). I am the biggest Zips fan, but I will watch the Browns game over attending Sunday.
I think Charles Gunthrie will get creative when scheduling in the future and pay closer attention to these things.
Just not fair to the entire program to go head-to-head against the Browns. These guys are too good to play in front of such a small crowd that will attend on Sunday. They deserve better!
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LC board close to naming presidential finalist
By Matt Hollis matt.hollis@baytownsun.com (9-18-2019)
After spending months going over nearly 90 applications from contenders seeking to be Lee College’s next president, and whittling it down to four, the board is close to naming a finalist.
Last week, four finalists visited the campus to meet and answer questions from Lee College faculty, administrators, students and the public. The four candidates are Dr. Stephen W. Dunnivant, Dean of Business, Industry and Technology at Tallahassee Community College; Dr. Johnny Moore, president of Pierpont Community and Technical College in Fairmont, WV; Dr. Scott Scarborough. Professor of Practice – School of Accountancy at the University of Akron and previous University of Akron president; and Dr. Lynda Villanueva, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs and Student Affairs at Brazosport College.
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2 hours ago, ZippyRulz said:
Buying a $30 cap and $25 snacks, then giving up a good entertainment option ... definitely a first world problem..
Agreed. The point is that Akron needs to figure out how to get people in the door to support the program and make it so fans want to return.
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https://www.cleveland.com/sports/2019/01/mac-basketball-at-a-high-attendance-is-low.html
I am always selling the program as the best entertainment in town. A friend of mine took his family of four. They bought the Family Pack tickets for a total of $55 to sit in the bleachers, paid $10 to park, bought food for about $25 and a baseball cap for $30 for a total of $120. He and his wife are both graduates of Akron and said that they doubt that will return to a game.
These are big league prices and we wonder why the arena is less than half full.
The athletic department should be giving tickets away to every youth basketball program in the area and then hand them a buy one get one coupon for a return game. Try to fill the place, go back to free parking and have good concessions at a reasonable price. I bet they would be shocked on how much food/drink and merchandise they would sell.
The JAR is great when it is full and our guys deserve more fan support.
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- Danny Clark QB transferring from Kentucky
- Ethan Wright RB/DB Manchester (2020)
- Ben Christman, OL Revere (2021)
- Luke Bauer LB/DE Hoban (2021)
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According to Football Scoop...
Akron: Mississippi State assistant head coach / run game coordinator / running backs coach Charles Huff has interviewed for the Akron head coaching job, Bruce Feldman tweets. Feldman also shares that Texas running associate head coach / running backs coach / running backs coach Stan Drayton is also “getting consideration” for the job.
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The story I heard is that UA has to honor each players four year scholarship. A scholarship player can be removed from the team but it is still the financial responsibility of UA to offer and provide them four years of education (total). Cutting scholarship guys is not an added finacial burden UA wants to risk. So they only cut a certain number of the walk-ons.