ZachTheZip

1. The north east corner. The Google Maps image is old. There are no buildings left between Exchange and Alpha Delta Pi / Lone Star. 2. You want to showcase your best product, the one that puts you in the most positive light, and that's soccer (at least in the minds of the public, who don't follow academic news).

I expect a large amount of resistance from the same people putting up "parody" videos of the university and embarrassing themselves on Twitter, because removing the baseball field means there's no chance of the program returning (not that there ever was).

Golden goal!

If he can catch a ball thrown at him instead of having it bounce off his hands, he'll be an upgrade over last year's receivers, hard workouts or no.

Which nobody sees except for students, and it's not really an entrance because it's right in the middle of campus, not an edge. Exchange Street is UA's front-facing street, and it's nothing but old fences and a wall of parking decks.

It's possible. Wasn't he teammates with Jerome Lane for both football and basketball?

If Dambrot complains about empty seats for the non-conference games, somebody needs to call him out on this absolutely awful schedule.

http://buchtelite.com/27921/news/whats-happening-with-dining-services/

That ACC Player of the Year got outworked big-time by Connor Hundley last year. Akron's front seven means nobody is going to just run all over us.

Subway is still there. I don't know how much of a loss it would be if they also left, since there's four or five more within a mile of campus. Ohio Burger Company is gone, covered up with a drywall barrier that presumably will be converted to a Steak and Shake which offers a very similar menu.

ESPN has him as a top-150 WR. Speaks to his athleticism that he's listed at multiple positions.

The average RPI is 175, for reference.

Yes. I believe so.

"such as" There were only three posters, and they repeated down the length of drywall that's covering what used to be the Ohio Burger Company

In the student union there are big posters saying that Chick-fil-a, Steak and Shake, and Panda Express are all coming to campus.

According to the Huntington, WV newspaper, whose links I can't post at the moment thanks to them renovating their website at the most inconvenient time possible, former Massillon and Firestone 3-star WR Reggie Rogers won't be going to Marshall, after signing with them earlier this year. They didn't say if he was going somewhere else, but his twitter feed makes it look like things just didn't work out at Marshall. It would be great if he came back home. Akron needs all the help it can get at WR.

And if he can fix all three, he would be the best AD in the NCAA.

https://www.buffalo.edu/news/releases/2015/08/024.html He's done.

VCU is receiving votes and ODU is ranked one spot ahead of Akron at #24. Beat both and the Zips will move up the polls.

He's going to Ohio U.

Up 4-0 now.

If that's not an argument to shut down the Arts programs, I don't know what is.

We haven't had a winning season in ten years. Why would they look at us as anything other than a cupcake?

This year, nearly the entire roster is returning. Add to that some very talented new players and you have a recipe for a good year.