Zips sports news, features and notes
- Seven KSU baseball players earn All-MAC honors
- Marla Ridenour: From walk-on to champion: UA’s Alex McCune finds his niche
- KSU’s Jennifer Ha struggles to 79 in first round of NCAA Women’s Golf Championships
- Zips notebook: Quincy Diggs back in school; football player arrested
- College baseball/Kent State 4, Akron 1: Flashes top Zips, get help from Bowling Green to win MAC title, earn top seed in tournament
- On the Record — May 18
- College baseball/Kent State 4, Akron 3: Flashes muster enough energy to top Zips, stay alive for top seed in MAC Tournament
- Kent State golf in fifth after two rounds of NCAA Regional
- Kent State-Akron in-game updates: Kent State wins 4-3
- Kent State 5, Akron 4 in 17 innings: Diamond Classic turns into real gem
Zips Hoops: Dambrot at HOF Club Luncheon in Canton
Keith Dambrot spoke at the Pro Football Hall of Fame Luncheon Club in Canton today and had a few choice things to say:
On UA sports with soccer, hoops and the addition of Terry Bowden to coach the football team: “We are a true sleeping giant.”
On the new arena: “I think there’s a lot of steam for that… I think it would help us considerably if we were in a different league. It would help us marginally being in the league we’re in. But if we’re in a different league, it changes the whole dynamic.”
On the possibility of changing leagues: “I don’t know for sure because I don’t make those decisions, but I think if football gets turned around, and it will, and we continue to win and we have a new facility at least we (will) have options. At this point we don’t.”
On his contract in the wake of trying to be hired away by Duquesne: “We’re ironing out some things and it probably won’t be done until July.. “They’ve been committed and have taken care of me over the years. I have faith that they will continue to take care of me.”
Egner update: Dambrot said he is cautiously optimistic Josh Egner will get a medical redshirt for last season when he dealt with a persistent back injury. But he emphasized that because it is his back it’s difficult to tell what the NCAA will do.