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  1. http://www.uoflsports.com/sports/m-soccer/...ccer-sched.html Check out Louisville's schedule. They didn't play near the caliber of schedule that we have. That said, they have proven themselves a worthy side during the tourney. Just like Michigan(and the rest of the season), if the zips play their style and play it well, they beat the Cardinals and head home with UA's first ever team National Championship. Go zips!
  2. I completely agree with Proenza's message, but to be fair he hasn't exactly been the voice of frugality during his tenure as UA president.
  3. ^ What he said. I really hope Wistrcill is reading this.
  4. 91-84.
  5. Yup. A solid game from Cvetinovic as well.
  6. Akron wins in overtime. 8/8 on FT in overtime seals the deal.
  7. McClanahan is a gamer. Drains a buzzer beater three to tie the game. Overtime it is!
  8. Very, very true. I met a guy the other week named "JohnBoy". Johnboy? Really? How is Akron so close to Cleveland? It's bizarre.
  9. DIG, be nice. In order to count the fans in the suites, Jupitertoo would be forced to exercise his x-ray vision. He learned this power while taking an upper level communications class at Ohio University titled "How to get a phony communications degree with no job prospects and be left with no other option than to teach part time at a large public university that puts OU to shame." JT aced that course, and it's obvious that his lifelong success can be attributed to the valuable lessons he learned that semester.
  10. You guys complain too much. Great game.
  11. And in comes Mr. Euton.
  12. Nik dunks it home. I think he heard you, R4R.
  13. Let's shock Flyer Nation. Go zips.
  14. I think you're underestimating just how stupid the American public is. Swing states like Ohio might actually vote for a Palin-esque candidate in 2012, which would be bad news for Barack & company and even worse news for the American people. Trust me, Z.I.P, I give most Republicans plenty of credit for being a bunch of corporate pawns. I have a tad more respect for Democrats than I do Republicans. When you get down to it, at least Democrats are honest about their economic policies. Republicans preach fiscal conservatism and then go blow cash like there's no tomorrow. Also, the whole social conservatism BS isn't my cup of tea, either. So when people like myself are voting Republican, it's safe to say(in the words of James Carville): "This is not my uncle's Republican party."
  15. Z.I.P, apparently you missed the following in my last post: If Chairman Dick Armey decides to financially support Ron Paul and LB's specifically, that's fine as well. Just because you accept funds from an individual doesn't mean you support all(or any) of their ideals. I think it's important to distinguish between lobbyists who represent large corporations and sway the vote of a politician on a specific issue, and individuals or groups who contribute to a large, ideologically diverse movement. Dream on. His voting record shows his true colors. His foreign policy has for the most part been a continuation of the Bush Regime. If he were to actually end combat operations in Afghanistan, he would suffer serious backlash come 2012. Idiot America(read:Sarah Palin supporters) would go nuts. They want someone like McCain, who actually ran in 2008 on the notion that we should stay in Afghanistan for 100+ years....and then won the Republican primary. It's mind boggling, really.
  16. It's apparent that some of you need a history lesson. There's growing split in the Republican party between the neoconservatives(Bush,Cheney,McCain,Graham, etc) and the true conservatives(Ron Paul, Rand Paul, Barry Goldwater, Bob Barr, etc). Neoconservatives do NOT represent true conservatism. If you look it up, all neoconservatives are a product of former Democrats who switched partisanship when they become disgruntled with the movement of the Democratic party(Google "Irving Kristol"). The fact is, there is very little difference between liberals and neocon's when it comes to foreign and monetary policy. It's evident that many Americans on both ends of the political spectrum don't(and don't want to) understand this. As for the tea party; it's a movement, not an organized political party. There are many different groups who are a part of the movement. To try and lump them all together and claim that 'society has matured' beyond their message is laughable. Once people started to hear Ron Paul's message of fiscal conservatism and non-interventionism foreign policies during the Republican primary debates, there was an outbreak of support for his presidential campaign. He broke single day campaign fund raising records multiple times. Of course, the second he starting gaining momentum, Fox News blocked him from appearing at the New Hampshire primary. It was a very shady move. Once they heard Fox News' decision, the New Hampshire Republican Party immediately dropped it's sponsorship of the event. It's obvious that the neoconservative right(more specifically, the corporate lobbyists that fund them) is deathly afraid of what a guy like Ron Paul could do for this country. Check out the video below to get a taste of what I'm talking about:
  17. GoZips, I just literally LOL'd. Thanks for providing some comic relief during an otherwise grim fall. Oh, and yes, I voted for Anthony.
  18. Speaking of Lolla...
  19. http://kentwired.com/no-charges-expected-in-weekend-brawl/ Can't State keeping the tradition going strong.
  20. Awesome vid, thanks for sharing. Did anyone else sense some animosity from OSWho's coach at about 1:30 into the video? He seemed almost happier to end our streak than he was to even remotely compete with us. There's definitely some jealousy in good old suckeye land. Anyway, congrats to the OSU players. I'm sure that they will remember this game for the rest of their lives. As for Akron...time to regroup and punish FAU.
  21. Fair enough. But he chose Rice...
  22. I have to agree with Roo. If NIU, Toledo, or Temple has our schedule, there's a decent chance that they are 3-1 right now. However, I do agree that 3 BCS in one year is excessive. The ideal OOC schedule would be something similar to what GP1 suggested. We need to quit scheduling Ohio State. It's pointless.
  23. Good call. Good pass. Need to recruit some WR's.
  24. I love Andy's Dumb and Dumber reference.
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