OldZipFan

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Hopefully, the Indiana fans coming, will fill many of the empty seats.

Akron 21Indiana 7Defense continues too shine...

Yeah, especially if it has better hours than Porky's.They had also better have jerseys (basketball, soccer, football) tired of not being able to find authentic jerseys.They could make a killing in selling stadium seats, with the team colors & logo on them.

I'll look for some. thanks I bought two GCI bleacherback chairs at MC Sports in Wadsworth today.

I second that!

Will never lose, if we have a QB with a rocket arm.

Rivals.com now has Nico Caponi listed at 6-3/258

According to Ohio Varsity.Rivals, the Zips have another verbal from Sandusky.He is 6-1/227 inside linebacker, with a GPA 3.87

"The Pit"

While I was at the open house this evening, too pick your seats, I stopped too talk with with the project manager, and he said that the rest of the stands would be installed, starting in ten days. They will start from the north side of the tower, and work south towards Exchange Street. What looks like brick underneath the upper deck on the west side, is actually particle board. He said he has 300 men working 3 shifts per day. He said that he was a little disappointed that his men were behind schedule on installing the green glass at the top, but was confident that they would catch up. Other then that, he said everything is all schedule, and will be ready before opening day.

Hudson's Mike Niam signed with Division 1-AA Wofford College

According to Rivals and Scout.comRyan Gardner has committed to Colorado State

I just picked up a Lindy's 2006 National College Football Preview in Montrose today, and see that Lindy's has the Zips ranked 42nd in the country. Lindy's has Notre Dame (1), and Ohio State at (2). Our opening opponent, Penn State is ranked (21), and North Carolina State is (77). As far as the rest of the Mac, they have Northern Illinois at (55), Toledo (58), Miami of Ohio (81), Ohio (93), Bowling Green (96), Cant State (113).The Zips are ranked ahead of five Big Ten schools: Wisconsin (50), Northwestern (62), Minnesota (66), Illinois (76), and Indiana (80).The Zips are ranked ahead of five Big East schools: Pittsburgh (51), South Florida (56), UConn (84), Cincinnati (90), and Syracuse (92).The Zips are also ranked ahead of ten C-USA schools: UCF (44), Southern Miss (47), Houston (49), UAB (74), Memphis (86), SMU (88), East Carolina (98), Marshall (101), Tulane (104), and Rice (106).GO ZIPS!!