THE IUP Football Thread

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Any word if Dylan Grubbs (Punter) decided to come back this year? Recall he was pretty elite in 2021 but then missed all of last year with an injury. There was talk he was going to return.

[Fightingscot82]

When does IUP's preseason practice start?

I believe they can start team practices 30 days before the first game, so maybe move in that first weekend in August then start sometime immediately after. I know SRU football moves in August 4 and starts practice the next day.

[iupgroundhog]

When does IUP's preseason practice start?

[IUPNation]

Yep ... 45 days to kickoff.

We’ll get some sort of a renovation some day.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Baby Steps!!!

Yep ... 45 days to kickoff.

[IUPNation]

In 'kind of' stadium news, the parking lot behind Zink has been totally stripped and appears to be getting ready for a fresh paving. It should certainly be ready by opening night.

Recall both teams now enter the stadium from that end.

Baby Steps!!!

[IUPbigINDIANS]

In 'kind of' stadium news, the parking lot behind Zink has been totally stripped and appears to be getting ready for a fresh paving. It should certainly be ready by opening night.

Recall both teams now enter the stadium from that end.

[IUPNation]

I don't mind the tattoo's. As long as you keep them off your head for the most part, then you just look ridiculous.

Hands too.

I’m going to have fun making fun of everyone in the assisted living center with their droopy tats. Nobody thinks of how bad they are going to look in their senior years.

”Ask Mom mom to show you her tramp stamp”

The tat sleeves on withered old man arms will be epic.

But hey it’s their bodies do they can do as they please

[IUPNation]

When the mullets go back out of style they can take the tattoo craze with them.

Being tatted up is a cliche these days. I feel like I’m the cool kid because I don’t have any…

Snd don’t get me started about people who whine they can’t get a good job because of their neck/face/hand tats.

[Ship69]

When the mullets go back out of style they can take the tattoo craze with them.

Amen.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

What was Sexton's degree? With all due respect, I can't imagine he is making more money playing football in Poland than he would be if he went out and started an entry level job. I suppose he's in it for the experience, and not the money. But that's a long way to go, to make little money, and put your body on the line playing a violent game you don't have a long term future in, rather than "getting on with your life's work."

Best of luck to him, though.

He has the rest of his life to work a boring job. Live it up. Only young once.

[Predatory Primates]

What was Sexton's degree? With all due respect, I can't imagine he is making more money playing football in Poland than he would be if he went out and started an entry level job. I suppose he's in it for the experience, and not the money. But that's a long way to go, to make little money, and put your body on the line playing a violent game you don't have a long term future in, rather than "getting on with your life's work."

Best of luck to him, though.

It's obviously not about money, and he must love the game and not be ready to give up on it.


At his age it would be a fun cultural experience, too.

[iupgroundhog]

What was Sexton's degree? With all due respect, I can't imagine he is making more money playing football in Poland than he would be if he went out and started an entry level job. I suppose he's in it for the experience, and not the money. But that's a long way to go, to make little money, and put your body on the line playing a violent game you don't have a long term future in, rather than "getting on with your life's work."

Best of luck to him, though.

You only live once.

[IUP24]

What was Sexton's degree? With all due respect, I can't imagine he is making more money playing football in Poland than he would be if he went out and started an entry level job. I suppose he's in it for the experience, and not the money. But that's a long way to go, to make little money, and put your body on the line playing a violent game you don't have a long term future in, rather than "getting on with your life's work."

Best of luck to him, though.

[iupgroundhog]

I guess this is him going into the work force.

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That is very interesting. Playing football in Poland sounds like a great adventure.