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Akron Zips open home season riding 31-game winning streak

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Akron Zips open home season riding 31-game winning streak

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Akron is set to host Muskingum on Nov. 9 for new head coach Dustin Ford’s regular-season home debut, after opening the 2026-27 season with a 75-61 road win over Louisiana. The Zips enter the game riding a 31-game home winning streak and have won 23 of their last 24 home openers. Before tipoff, Akron will celebrate its third consecutive Mid-American Conference tournament title with a championship ring presentation and banner unveiling.

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