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Well JUM just fumbled with an run up the middle, so that is good

You get 43 yards, now it is 3rd and 22

43 yard gain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sometimes you just need an change of face to make an difference

Touchdown Akron! Now an review

There driving, sort of

It so sounds like Frenchy does not want to be there

Finally...... something good. A sack!

Listening to the game, it sounds like March is everywhere on defence

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Talk about being lazy!

Very well said Captain. This is THE MUST WIN game this year. Win, I still say 6 wins is possible. An loss and it will be the game that becomes a downward spiral for the team.

Well if they are going to go this route, lets just go to whe wayback machine.....

"negative nellies." I have not seen anyone use that in a long time. You are correct about the hit that all the programs would take. Typical "woe is us" fans who want to drop down.

Dave, I know that you are not, however, I agree that it is probably closer to 1 billion like Kilby said(I just want him on camera saying that). However the fact of the matter is that the City is in no position to build anything, unless there is voter approval. There are many people on this site that want Akron to step down. I say: Ok, do you want Basketball and Soccer to step down also? That is a honest question. I say that because to drop down in football, you will (per the NCAA) have to drop everything else in level. There is no way that Soccer and Basketball would go for that. It is like when Akron moved up many moons ago. Huggins bailed because they went independent. This is an complex subject and like I said two years ago, you need someone(Like Goodyear, which is the only other option), to "stroke the check" to get it done.

And yes Dave, I know that the City has reported an debt level of 80 million(Mike Williams has told me that). I just believe that the city has more than that.

Dave, I agree, however, I believe this only because I had no camera involved because of low battery life and it was on the record(because I asked before hand). You can say all that you want about getting re-elected, but he was honest with me and I have to take it at face value at this time. IMO, the city has no desire to build an arena, therefore, the University or the State has to step to the plate on this.

If an new arena is to be built, it will not be by the city in any way. I spoke with Bruce Kilby(Ward 2 Councilman) at Square Fest today and here is what he told me(paraphrasing): The city is not even considering it right now. The city is a Billion dollars(and yes he said that) in debt and it is not even being discussed. I am thinking that the University would have to build it, or they go to the State Board of Regents and beg for the money.

So basically what he is saying is that OSU should not play these teams because of the four team playoff starting next year? These type of articles is why I do not follow Cleveland media. I think that Bill Livingston is smart enough to know that even if they were way down when they played them, Rice and Pitt were once Football powers. He is contradicting himself in this article. No Football, but Basketball? I promise you if Akron, Ohio, Can't and Toledo want to play them in BB in an home and home, it will be the fastest no anyone will ever see. They can slam the MAC all they want, but the big issue is this is fear. Remember, once upon an time, even the Zips were basically an onside kick away of beating Ohio State.

Two things stick to me in this article: One that they made no mention that the Rubber Bowl was way off campus. And 15k a game!? that is 50% of tickets sold. That is some low hanging fruit to go after.

WOW! the Zips are playing city teams now!? Costal don't think to highly of themselves

I agree Keener. That statement by her was dead wrong. Why even do this article if its being set up as a hit-job?

I watched this video and I have a hard time believing that Dr Proenza said "why respect rules we don't like."

This game is one of my "extra wins" this season.

I should have worded that better. I meant by completely looking past a team.