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Mid-American Conference News and Notes
AKRON: The Zips hung tough with Bowling Green in the first half and even went into the break with a 10-9 advantage.
Zips coach to learn his fate soon
Zips coach to learn his fate soon UA president, athletic director will talk about Brookhart's job next week By Tom Gaffney Beacon Journal sports writer POSTED: 09:10 p.m. EST, Nov 23, 2009 It is a question on the lips and minds of anyone even remotely interested in the football program at the University of Akron.
Usf Men Get Challenging Draw in Soccer Tournament
The USF men's soccer team got what looks like a rough draw Monday as the NCAA unveiled the bracket for its 48-team postseason tournament.
Bowling Green wide receiver might be tough for Zips to catch
Locating Freddie Barnes will be the easy part for the University of Akron football team; stopping him is another matter entirely.
Underestimated Horns' '05 class takes final bow
They arrived as mere consolation prizes, the unimpressive haul of a man who on the day of their signing joked he'd "gone from Coach February to Mr.
Vols Dismiss Two Charged with Attempted Armed Robbery
Two of three Tennessee freshmen football players charged last week in an attempted armed robbery have been dismissed from the team.
Mid-American Conference News and Notes
AKRON: The Zips put forth a surprising offensive showing this past Saturday against Kent State and went on to defeat the Golden Flashes, 28-20. The Zips pounded KSU on the ground for 168 yards on 40 carries.
Stewart leads Temple to eighth straight win, 56-17 over Akron
Chester Stewart passed for two touchdowns and ran for two, leading Temple over Akron 56-17 on Friday night to keep the Owls on track for a spot in the Mid-American Conference championship game.
Youngsters at helm trying to grab Wagon Wheel
They are still teenagers and were in high school just six months ago. Yet they will be central figures in the circle-the-calendar game between the University of Akron and Kent State today at InfoCision Stadium as the quest for the Wagon Wheel trophy continues for the 39th time.
Zips fit well together for a victory
Football coaches often use the term ''a complete game'' in describing a victory fueled by productivity and efficiency on offense, defense and special teams.
KSU tailback Terry expected back for Temple
Kent State running back Jacquise Terry should return from a sprained medial collateral ligament in his left knee in time to play Nov.
Running game the difference in Zips' victory
The University of Akron had a 130-yard rushing advantage over Kent State in beating its archrival 28-20 Saturday at InfoCision Stadium.
Akron's Patrick Nicely avoids a Kent tackler for a short gain during 1st-half action in their MAC football game at InfoCision Stadium on Saturday in Akron.
Patrick Nicely threw two touchdown passes to Jeremy LaFrance and Akron defeated Kent State 28-20 on Saturday.
Three cheers for college football towns
Many Americans love living in university towns, especially ones with big-time college football teams.
The University of Akron football team has no chance to win the East Division of the Mid-American Conference, but could determine who does.
It was a play that might stand the test of time as the one symbol of futility and frustration for the 2009 University of Akron football team.
Huskies bring home Halloween victory against Akron
Last updated on 11/01/2009 at 7:35 p.m. NIU head coach Jerry Kill has learned a lot from others.
Spann's Late TDs Lead Northern Illinois Past Akron
Share + Oct 31, 2009 3:12 pm US/Central DE KALB, Ill. Tailback Chad Spann scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns and rushed for a game-high 125 yards as Northern Illinois came from behind to beat Akron 27-10 Saturday.
Zips in rush to get season moving in positive direction
The University of Akron football team will be facing a potent rushing offense Saturday that bears little resemblance to its own.
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