The Bearcats season was circling the drain before Brendon Kay was inserted into the Syracuse game. In the end the biggest thing Kay brought to the table was the ability to make quick, decisive decisions. The decisions which escaped Munchie Legaux

the biggest home game of the season kicks off in an hour and a half

The Bearcats are a team that is built to run the ball and build the offense from play action. Doing so against Rutgers will require getting peak performances against a Rutgers defense which is the toughest the Bearcats have yet seen.

The Cincinnati Bearcats are teams that share similar profiles on defense and special teams. Even the way they want to move the ball on offense, building the offense on the running game is similar. There is a difference, UC is good offensively

Saturday's game will be the biggest at Nippert stadium in quite some time. Whats more, the context and build up to Saturday's game is eerily similar to the 2006 game.

Butch Jones is also not going to Purdue

And it retains a spot for the so called "Group of Five" in the money bowls. The only thing that isn't known about the new system is how the money will break down

The topic will be broached this week during a meeting of Big East presidents in Chicago. The decision could be announced as soon as this week

Butch Jones announced the news during the Big East teleconference

Brendon Kay doing what Munchie Legaux has proven he isn't capible of doing, the continuing struggles of the Bearcats defensive line in a post Walter Stewart World, and George Winn; the best running back in the Big East