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The Zips fell 38-16 in their season opener after improving defensively in the second half. Cibastian Broughton made his first college start, and Brayden Roggow led two fourth-quarter touchdown drives.
Akron's opening-week notes introduce Joe Moorhead's fifth season and the first meeting with Wake Forest. The preview reviews returning starters, newcomers, and the program's 40th season in the FBS.
The new plan lets fans choose two home games while retaining the same seats and including parking. The official announcement explains seating options and how additional games can be added.
The Zips begin conference play at James A. Rhodes Arena on December 2. The league announcement also sets home dates against Ohio, Kent State, and the rest of Akron's MAC opponents for the expanded conference schedule.
The Zips begin their MAC schedule at home against UMass on January 2. Akron's announcement lists nine home league games, including visits from Ball State, Kent State, Toledo, and Western Michigan.
Akron will compete in the Adventure group in Kissimmee during November 23–25. Its group includes Appalachian State, Belmont, St. Bonaventure, Wright State, and Yale as Dustin Ford begins his first season leading the Zips.
Akron's men travel to Louisiana on November 2 for the first round of the conference crossover event. A home game against a Sun Belt opponent follows on February 6, with that matchup to be determined later.
Ryan Gensler added 6-foot-3 forward Kaylee King to the incoming class. The Wayne Memorial product averaged 15.4 points and 7.3 rebounds in her final high school season while also contributing as a passer and shot blocker.
Liisa Taponen, Maddie Vejsicky, Ella Wigal, and Liz Murphy earned the conference's academic award. The honor recognizes established student-athletes who meet both GPA and participation requirements; Wigal led Akron's selections with a 4.00 GPA.