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Well, you know I am in for either JAR or InfoCision, or really any gathering anywhere.

The guy who scored was offside when the ball was played to him.

I will not be in attendance, but I will definitely be watching. And I assure you that you will not be alone in attending. Find the other Zips; sit together; and be loud!

I wholeheartedly endorse the NCAA adopting the FIFA rule. No Re-entry.

Truly! Jared Embick has never been MAC Coach Of The Year. Wow. That is quite disrespectful, everything considered. Excellent point!

"As a Wake fan, I'd much rather play (and lose, if it comes to that) to an Akron that actually attempts to play technically than to get run over by an overly physical direct team [Stanford Cardinal]. I don't think there are two programs that have "technical soccer" more ingrained in their DNA than Wake and Akron. Suffice to say, I'm excited as well. Should be a great game." -quzybuk (WF fan)

https://wakeforestsports.com/news/2018/11/18/mens-soccer-no-1-wake-forest-tops-colgate-in-ncaa-second-round.aspx Coach Bobby Muuss: "Akron has been to two of the last three College Cups. It's going to be a great college soccer match," Muuss added. "For a college soccer fan and for a soccer purist, these are two teams that like to play. We played them my first season and it was one of the best games I've been involved in since I've been here."

On the first score 0:23, it appears that Egbo is fouled in the Box, but advantage is called.

Bear in mind that Kentucky beat Indiana 3-0 in Lexington on October 3rd.

I say it every year: Do away with the first round bye. Either increase the field to 64 (which seems quite a lot out of 204 programs), or reduce the field back to 32. Everyone plays round 1. In no other sport is gaining a seeding so impactful.

Kentucky Wildcats are the sh/te! JJ Williams is the real deal. See him if you can.

Abdi Mohammed had a nightmarish outing when Syracuse visited earlier these season. I love redemption stories. Colin Biros is turning into yet another Akron passing machine, joining a long list of too many to mention. The most recent on that list is Adam Najem. That seems a fair comparison for now. Morgan Hackworth possesses superb tactical awareness, almost as if he were the son of a coach. No, wait.... Personally, I really prefer the back line of Milanese, Strachan, Ritaccio, Mohammed. Coach Embick is pulling all the right levers.

Those will surface eventually, in one medium or another.

http://football-formation.com/lineup/70344/Akron-Zips-11-18-2018 Create your own lineup at football-formation.com

Correct. Known for their Communictions program. One might think they would find a way.

OK. Where is the watch party? Seriously.

To my shock and dismay, head referee Brian Miller is an instructor of referees. https://www.ussoccer.com/referees/resource-center/contacts/ohn Brian Miller should have simply informed # 21 that he was wasting his own time by harassing the GK. And if that is a legal soccer play, why does not everyone employ the same tactic every match, all match long? He is very fortunate no score resulted from that Indirect Free Kick. Absurd.

Horrific officiating. Deplorable.

Those are exquisitely tasteful new uniforms.......... in which to receive a humiliating international spanking. ENG 3-0 USA. It was not as close as the score might suggest. USMNT has lots of work to do. (I really do like the new uni kits.)

"A scary moment occurred with 8:46 remaining in the opening half when Rider goalkeeper Pablo Gatinois collided with his own player on a battle for the ball in the box. He was down on the field for several minutes before carefully being carried off the field on a stretcher, but Gatinois is expected to be released from the hospital this evening to return home with his teammates on Friday."

Yes. It looked rather grim. His collision with his teammate 10 minutes earlier looked pretty bad as well. Tough night.

Trapp and Yedlin in USMNT starting XI vs. ENG.

Make good wardrobe decisions.

I! Am! In!