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For those of you going "Bowl"ing, travel to Boca Raton is much easier than Montgomery and some of the other places. With Boca Raton, you have Ft Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and Miami airports. The drive from Orlando isn't short, but it is doable if the price is significantly better. Fort Myers across the state (closer than Orlando) is another option. If I were interested in going, I think I'd be very happy with the location. When FAU was in the MAC for Men's soccer, I traveled there. Beautiful location. Enjoy.
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College Cup 2017: Dec 8, Akron v. Stanford
Zip_ME87 replied to SBZipfan's topic in Akron Zips NCAA Championship Soccer
From Wikipedia: Field size at First Energy Stadium-Cub Cadet Field: Field size 120 yd. long x 77 yd. wide https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FirstEnergy_Stadium–Cub_Cadet_Field Field size at Dr. Mark & Cindy Lynn Stadium (Louisville): Field size 109.73 x 68.58 m (120 x 75 yards) 2 yards narrower than our pitch. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Mark_%26_Cindy_Lynn_Stadium Field size at Talen Energy Stadium: Field size 120 × 75 yards (same as Louisville) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talen_Energy_Stadium -
Update... 2018 Zips in MLS Summary... Dillon Serna ... Colorado Rapids Wil Trapp ... Columbus Crew Evan Bush ... Montreal Impact Scott Caldwell ... New England Revolution Jonathan Lewis ... NYCFC Richie Laryea ... Orlando City Adam Najem ... Philadelphia Union Darlington Nagbe, Zarek Valentin, Darren Mattocks (TBD) ... Portland Timbers Saad Abdul-Salaam ... Sporting KC Ben Zemanski ... Free Agent Teal Bunbury, Kofi Sarkodie, Chris Korb ... Out of Contract
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Looks like there has been an update as far as Cris Korb. Contract option not exercised....I lloks like this was updated...https://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2017/11/24/contract-deadline-day-2017-stay-date-all-moves-around-mls Also (thanks TennZip)...https://www.dcunited.com/post/2017/11/28/dc-united-exercise-contract-options-six-players?utm_source=Social&utm_medium=twitter
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College Cup 2017: Dec 8, Akron v. Stanford
Zip_ME87 replied to SBZipfan's topic in Akron Zips NCAA Championship Soccer
A thread about a potential NATIONAL Championship is not the place for this debate. But for those who don't follow soccer and may not know, Akron is often referred to by professional soccer media as a "powerhouse". For example... -
College Cup 2017: Dec 8, Akron v. Stanford
Zip_ME87 replied to SBZipfan's topic in Akron Zips NCAA Championship Soccer
Since #1 WF was defeated, we get the earlier time (#5 v #9). The #2 v #3 matchup is the later match. -
College Cup 2017: Dec 8, Akron v. Stanford
Zip_ME87 replied to SBZipfan's topic in Akron Zips NCAA Championship Soccer
Channel 3 (WKYC) says they will have a piece on Akron Mens Soccer tonight on their sports extra. (Not sure of the time with NFL Football) -
College Cup 2017: Dec 8, Akron v. Stanford
Zip_ME87 replied to SBZipfan's topic in Akron Zips NCAA Championship Soccer
I feel good about our Zips' chances in the College Cup. I hope the Beacon gives it good coverage and no matter what tells the story from a positive angle. The Zips are among 4 of 205 D1 Men's Soccer Programs who are still playing. Getting to the College Cup is special in itself. Let's make some more Akron magic and history and bring home the Championship Trophy. Go Zips. We are... 's -
College Cup 2017: Dec 8, Akron v. Stanford
Zip_ME87 replied to SBZipfan's topic in Akron Zips NCAA Championship Soccer
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Drive. Don’t post or text! better to be here in person! Go Zips!!!
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Well, here we go again. I was feeling good about tomorrow night until I read that and 'Woe is me again ... we deserved the higher seed.' “I think as a team we felt like we probably did more in the regular season,” Zips coach Jared Embick said. “We were a little bit hotter at the end of the regular season than Louisville to deserve the fourth seed." Even Caleb Porter lamented this...and where did it get us, out of the tournament. Both this quote and the one UAZipster0305 pointed out are horrible for coaches to make. We "deserve"...no we don't. Nobody deserves. The seeding was fair. Now go show everyone that we are better than that seeding. That we are not finished yet; just getting started. Ugh!!!
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A Family Affair: Passion for soccer runs deep in Scott Caldwell’s household ...Scott knew from a young age that he wanted to be a professional soccer player, too; he just wasn’t fully aware that he was following in his father’s footsteps. He didn’t listen to his father’s instruction because he was a former pro player – he listened because he was Dad. “I didn’t really know growing up,” Caldwell said of his father’s playing career. “I just thought of him as one of my coaches, as my Dad. He was just always at the field with me or my older siblings, coaching our town teams.” Larry Caldwell must’ve passed on plenty of knowledge to Scott and his siblings – brother Keith and sisters Andrea and Amy – and perhaps some soccer genes, as well, because the Caldwells have earned a reputation as one of the most athletically-gifted families in the New England region....
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Totally agree. I've been very fortunate to develop a friendship with and remain in touch with Larry. Attended a few NE Revolution matches at Gillette Stadium with Larry, Ginger (Scott's mother) and other Caldwell family members and friends. Also, had lunch with him on the Boston waterfront when I was in town for a day last summer. Great man, great family! I loved sitting next to Larry also because he referees (or used to) Women's collegiate soccer. I loved getting his perspective on calls/non-calls. I remember one Zips match (I forget the specific match but Scotty was playing for Akron) where Larry felt the Assistant Ref on the near sideline wasn't doing his job and he yelled at him several times ... that's your call.