Before the Bearcats played West Virginia this past season, we ran a Thank You to the senior members of the football team. Here is the video Thank You to the senior members of the University of Cincinnati 2007 Football team.
About me: Bearcat Insider was founded in Sept. 2004 and launched on the Scout.com network on Jan. 5, 2005 to the masses. During it's short history founder Dave Berk has taken BearcatInsider.com where no other website has gone.
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Coach Chuck Kyle using hockey concept to recover for next game in three days Posted by Norm Weber June 28, 2009 16:27PM Categories: HS Sports CANTON - Team USA advanced to Wednesday's semifinal game of the International Federation of American Football Junior World Championships with a 78-0 quarterfinal win over France in front of 10,145 fans Saturday here at Fawcett Stadium. With a win Wednesday, the USA, coached by St. Ignatius coach and Westlake resident Chuck Kyle, would play in the Gold Medal game Sunday against the Canada-Japan winner.
The US, the No. 2 seed, exploded for 24 points in the first seven minutes and 46 seconds to take a 24-0, first-quarter lead over France, in the fourth game of the Junior World Championship of American Football quadruple-header. David Wilson of Danville, VA and headed for Virginia Tech scored two touchdowns. Nick Zachery of Sheridan, IN and headed for Indiana University set up his first score with a 50-yard punt return. Jordan Poyer of Astoria, OR and headed for Oregon State blocked a punt out of the end zone for a safety. Brian Fields of Newcastle, DE and headed for Western Michigan scored the other TD. They added 13-second quarter points for a 37-0 halftime lead. Wilson scored his third TD with 7:19 to play and then Arkansas State-bound Phil Butterfield of Lake Hamilton, AR, threw a nine-yard TD pass to LA's Noel Grigsby, who is headed for San Jose State. Judging by the pass pattern he ran,
I knew they would do it. i had my doubts after the QB issues, now we just got to keep Coach Brian Kelly from leaving us for the crappy Vols!!!! i saw my first UC game in 1983 when they were updating nipert stadium!
(CINCINNATI) -- The NCAA has turned down Cincinnati quarterback Ben Mauk's request for another season of eligibility.
He broke his passing arm and dislocated his shoulder in the 2006 season opener while playing for Wake Forest. Mauk asked the NCAA for another year of eligibility to make up for that lost season.
THE SHOW LAST NITE WAS ONE OF THE BEST SPORTS TALK SHOWS I HAVE EVER HEARD. IF YOUR A UC FOOTBALL FAN YOU NEED TO LISTEN. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. THANK YOU GUYS FOR ALL YOUR EFFORT. GO CATS!!!
bearcats all the way future big east champs 4 football and basketball i love the basketball team always will but after the there bad year the football team acxtully gettin some reconition even though that bad year was a fluke
