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RPI 2026-27: Houston Field House, We Have Lift-off!

Today is 26 August 2026. There are 37 days until RPI's next game.


This is based upon 2 October 2026 for the start of next season.
 
This is not RPI-specific, but I assume everybody else trying to access the forums on this site (and multiple other sites) is getting bombarded with popups inviting us to "C0ntinue Here" or "Click Here to C0ntinue," with a zero replacing the letter o.

There doesn't seem to be any earthly reason to do so, since I can just scroll down to read the posts I want. And I've heard plenty of times that I should never click on any kind of link containing unusual spelling, because it is probably from a scammer and I will regret giving them whatever kind of access they can gain if I do.

Has anyone ever clicked on one of those popups and lived to tell the tale?
 
I normally read this forum on a laptop with Chrome. That seems to blocks the various ads and popups. My phone's internet browser is a different story; the thread is interrupted with a lot of ads
 
This is not RPI-specific, but I assume everybody else trying to access the forums on this site (and multiple other sites) is getting bombarded with popups inviting us to "C0ntinue Here" or "Click Here to C0ntinue," with a zero replacing the letter o.

There doesn't seem to be any earthly reason to do so, since I can just scroll down to read the posts I want. And I've heard plenty of times that I should never click on any kind of link containing unusual spelling, because it is probably from a scammer and I will regret giving them whatever kind of access they can gain if I do.

Has anyone ever clicked on one of those popups and lived to tell the tale?
I have seen it often. I don't recall if I ever clicked on it. Probably have.
 
Used to see similar things - downloaded an unusual and uncommon browser on a trial basis and so far, seems to be just fine. Although every so often I find the USCHO page just will not connect at all, perhaps due to heavy traffic, but if i go back after a few minutes seems to work fine. Could be browser specific??
 
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