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It helps when you play the worst team FBS football. We now return to our regularly scheduled programming.

PCCC has had two leads all year. Our Zips are the victims to one of them. 🫣

Here's the deal on the case against Burns and how this usually works. When there's a debt like that the bank sends numerous demand letters/correspondence in an attempt to get the debt worked out on their own. When that fails, they turn the debt over to the lawyers who send at least one demand letter. When all that fails, they file suit. The complaint then goes out to the debtor by certified mail. When that mail gets claimed, and here it was signed for by what looks to be another member of his household, the time to file an answer starts to run. If an answer is not timely filed, the plaintiff can file for default judgment. That's what happened here on November 13th. The court hasn't yet granted that motion so there's not a judgment.

Kent does not have a law school. I meant as an alum someone from who somehow got into and graduated from law school.

PCCC apparently has no "fixer."

He didn't even file an answer. You have to assume there are some lawyer alums over there who would have helped him get this resolved.

Yikes, it is a lawsuit over a $24K Mastercard debt. Not a great look. Here's the case- https://services.portageco.com/eservices/searchresults.page?x=DBOLjh-CmokR83bRn7FRap4cd6Dt9njBTBUTmCO8cK7XKjhvAdcs4qfhz0hDWM2WSSRUCrpCHBw9r6AMPsLwEw He's about to have judgmen trendered against him because he hasn't filed an answer.

Fantastic!

I was pleasantly surprised.

Congrats to the MAC for putting this on a Tuesday night on a network many don't have.

Great coordinator. Struggles as a head coach. Hmmmm.

Alabama State opened with LSU and UNLV, losing 71-64 to the Tigers and 93-79 to the Rebels. They have a get well game against Virginia-Lynchburg tonight. Lamar is 1-2 having beaten Paul Quinn College (113-42) while losing to Texas A & M (97-71) and Sam Houston (85-72). They do not play again before coming to Akron. Nebraska-Omaha is 2-3 thus far with wins over Mid-America Christian (85-69) and Stetson (79-76) and losses to Minnesota (68-64), UNLV (80-79) and Southern Utah (79-73). They also do not play before coming to the JAR.

Rivalry game week and we're talking about Jim Grobe and high school football teams. 🤔 I'm curious to see who PCCC trots out at QB. The Glenville walk on freshman is a hell of an athlete but doesn't look at all ready for the bright lights. Ulatowski was decent against the Zips last year but seems to be having issues this season, though those issues could be explained away in part by the fact that he's getting mauled every time he drops back.

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Nice win for the Zips.

The Zips have cornered the Westerville recruiting market.

Exactly. I can appreciate that with our recent history it may take a little time to start attracting talent equal to or better than the competition, but attention to detail and discipline shouldn't be an issue in the 3rd year of an HC's tenure. I'm not ready to start a "Joe's Next Endeavor" thread but when I see repeated instances of stuff like having 12 guys on the field I have to question what's going on behind the scenes.

I agree Finley was playing under some pretty awful conditions and was given little help by his receivers. I just have to joke about it or I'd get really depressed by this team.

Exactly. Seems like a great kid. I do wish him well.

I thought the 12 man defense was an interesting wrinkle. Unfortunately, the officials were not fond of it.

At 19 of 52 passing I would suggest that Finley is not even a single threat QB.

They'll balance it out by 10 on offense before they're done.

Nice to see Mike pick up with Marshall where he left off with the Zips!

I think the new offensive philosophy was brought into focus by an injured Evan Wilson on the bench in a boot during the Ohio Wesleyan. On more than one occasion I saw him up on his feet urging the team with his arm motions to get moving up the court after a defensive rebound!

I don't think they're playing faster than their abilities. I think they're just still adapting to a ton of new faces and a new offense. In simple terms, growing pains.