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A novel fan‑coach partnership invites a season‑ticket holder to help script the opening drive, blending social‑media buzz with NIL revenue goals.
Athletic director Andrew T. Goodrich explains how the new ‘Offensive Coordinator of the Game’ title is meant to bring back the joy of college football and improve fan experience.
Season‑ticket holders at the University of Akron can now compete for a unique role in scripting the opening play of the 2026 football home opener, a contest managed by the College of Business and the George W. Daverio School of Accountancy.
One lucky season ticket holder will help design the first offensive series of the Zips' home opener, collaborating directly with head coach Joe Moorhead and the athletic department.
John Groce left the University of Akron for the College of Charleston with a contract that guarantees a $850,000 base salary, a $350,000 buyout, and performance incentives tied to tournament appearances, wins and fundraising.
John Groce transitions from the University of Akron to the College of Charleston under a five‑year agreement that blends a competitive base salary with performance incentives, retention bonuses, and a structured buyout framework.
The Zips announced Ford's hiring, detailing his contract, incentives and how the university plans to reinvest savings into player compensation.