Zipmeister

Yes, but I asked if you saw a single one.

The following link will show you how correct you are. Do you see a single black guy on their roster? Same with the coaching staff if you check that out. http://www.liberty.edu/flames/index.cfm?PID=37304&teamID=9

Just the bottom?????? I'm guessing you haven't kept up with the Horizon league recently. The following link will allow you to compare the 9th NET-ranked MAC with the 19th NET-ranked HL (or any other comparisons you wish). All kinds of interesting stuff can be found there. For example - a whooping TWO teams in the HL currently sport a winning record, and the worst NET-ranked MAC team would have the third best NET-ranking if they were in the HL. http://warrennolan.com/basketball/2019/conferencenet

I think the Horizon league would win most of the games against the MAC assuming that the MAC teams were only allowed to play 4 players at a time.. As currently comprised, in the D1 basketball galaxy, the Horizon League is a Black Hole - they suck Big Time.

I am NOT pessimistic. For example, let me point out that at the current time the Zips are tied for the second best 2020 recruiting class in the MAC. https://247sports.com/Season/2020-Football/CompositeTeamRankings/?Conference=MAC

No worries. We haven't lost to YSU since 1995, and (although this includes ancient history) have beaten them 14 of the 35 times we have played them.

OK, we will have to settle for 3 or 4 tragic bus accidents.

You may not like recruiting stars but the folks at 247 disagree with you. Still, I am willing to concede that with a couple more years of Zip recruiting as well or better than this one, and 10 or 11 tragic bus accidents, we should be in line for a conference championship. https://247sports.com/Season/2019-Football/CompositeTeamRankings/?Conference=MAC

Reread my first key to victory.

Read the first key again

The figures you mention are WAY BELOW big league prices. Fill about half the JAR up with screaming kids everywhere but in their seats; yeah that's a great idea.

My keys to victory. 1) Score more fast break and non-fast break points than the Bulls. 2) Limit Buffalo to less shots per possession than we get. 3) Make two three pointers to everyone one they make. Zips by 14

I had almost forgotten about the Sprockets; Now is the time that we dance. Zips by 14.

The Zips get week off before heading into Athens to face the kittens next week. As I recall, the game is part of a doubleheader at Athens with the OU women's team to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Convocation Center with $5 tickets to fill the place. The Kittens are 11-8 overall and 3-4 in the MAC. In the MAC, they have beaten Ball State twice and Western with losses to BG, Northern, PCCC and Toledo. After a tough start, they are on a two game win streak. Redshirt freshman forward Jason Carter leads their scoring at 16/7 ppg while senior forward Doug Taylor leads rebounding at 7.7 rpg. Many in the crowd came dressed as empty seats.

I'm thinking if every d2 and d3 football team in Ohio dropped their programs attendance at Zips games would increase by at least 12 people per game. Wow!

So was I.

Improving 11% from 23.5% would bump their 3-point stat to 26.085%. That's really not major progress. Bumping it by 46.383% to get to 34.4%; now your talking major.

Zips by 14.

Zips by 14.

Odds are he won't owe you an apology for several years.

So the Zip players aren't going to like the new guy for several years?

Zips by 14.

I am NOT one of those people with a thin skin, but your judgemental comment deeply hurt my feelings.

PLEASE post lots more stuff about Illinois. I can't get enough of it or stuff about the swirling winders of Iowa.

If you are scoring at home, Rulz wins this one. Inferior talent seldom wins bowl games.