ZachTheZip

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You got that email too? I told them if they would have asked a few months ago I would do it but now that I've been perma-banned from there without cause, I have to turn them down.

The Beacon is the only one that I ever see coverage in, so that's my choice.

It's going to be hard to prove a high dollar amount lost because of this. Ford didn't improve their attendance and he didn't make it to the NCAA tournament while his main rival did twice.

New offer: HB Bryton Barr

How did they do?

The Zips Mens Track program followed up their MAC Championship winning indoor season by winning it again in the outdoor championship today! Congratulations to the athletes!

Matt Cherry has moved on from his life as a football player and is now focusing on making a film about his life as a football player.

Maybe you need to find a better browser. I had no pop-up, and could click back to any point in time in the video and watch whatever part I want as many times as I want.

New offer: ILB Hunter Matt

Smith is planning on going to Tennessee after the JUCO. These things change quite often and I hope Akron keeps in contact.

Now there's an interesting twist.

Capacity issues. Also, not having the field flood so badly that we're forced to move a NCAA tournament home game to Illinois.

Can't be any worse than the mess they have now. Assuming we stay with NeuLion (we may not), I hope it wurns out like the Nebraska athletic website. It looks nicer, but it still sticks with that terrible dbml thing that makes it hard to discern any useful info from the page URL.

And I'm fine with that. I'm hoping for a long and expensive legal battle.

Corrosion Engineering gets another $14-16 million from the DOD. Huge money to be had in this field, especially since we have supposedly the only program in the country. UPA gets more praise, unveils a master plan. It's by the people who designed Baltimore's Inner Harbor area, which if you've ever visited is very nice. If they can do that kind of thing to downtown and the area along Exchange, we'll have one of the nicest urban campuses around.

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/bracketology Joe Lunardi attempts to justify getting paid year-round and puts out a bracketology in early May. He has us as a 15 seed playing Pitt in Columbus.

EuroGyro gets demolished. But don't worry. They're transforming into a sit-down eatery and adding shish kabobs to the menu. I hope they open in time to take advantage of football season and the beginning of the fall semester.

Guessing somebody who wants their logo there in place of FirstEnergy.

What I read is that Petro wants more authority to go to the universities, in fact they are passing something that makes it easier to aquire land and do construction. They want growth, they just don't want the tax payer to pay for it. Quite different from stagnation. That's in the future. At the moment, no state university can buy property or get funding to build new buildings because "the money could be used for additional scholarships". UA was recently denied the right to purchase two properties adjacent to campus that are for sale. I'll let you guess which ones.

More info on the deal for the new Wheeler-Grant residence hall. So long, townhomes. It's an interesting arrangement. UA is going to have to keep coming up with creative ways to expand the university because there is strong pressure from Columbus for all state universities to go into stagnation.

Looks like moving close to home was an important factor for Dakotah. He will play next season for the NAIA Asbury University Eagles, a few miles outside of Lexington, KY.

Another pre-season review, this time by Lost Lettermen. Not as in-depth, but their 'former player' database is interesting to search through, even if it only covers the BCS schools.

New offer: OT Jake Witucki

TE Pharaoh Brown verbals to Michigan.