The Bearcats Revenues are Up
but the athletic department remains in the red. The good news is that the shortfall is the same size as last year (grasping for straws)
but the athletic department remains in the red. The good news is that the shortfall is the same size as last year (grasping for straws)
Be prepared Bearcats, be prepared to see what basketball offense can be. And be prepared to be depressed because what it can be is not what the Bearcats are.
The Bearcats always play Georgetown well. For whatever reason this is just one of those teams that Mick's team loves to play. Could they shock the world again? Maybe, just maybe
Almost a year and a week later the Bearcats and the Georgetown Hoyas are matched up in the Big East quarterfinals again
Mick Cronin built the Bearcats program back up by molding the toughest team he could. But It is getting to the point where toughness is no longer enough to win basketball games. Let alone getting to the proverbial next level.
102-60. It was not really even that close
in the second game of the season the Bearcats will face a completely rebuilt Delta Devils team which has seen 11 of 12 players from last year Tournament team turned over
The night summarized in graphical form
Yet another pre season plaudit for the Yonkers native
Shaquille Thomas is the most exciting wing to join the Bearcats in a long time. He has all the ability in the world, but he needs to find a defined role early this season.
Collected for the enjoyment of the masses.
Because that's what the world demands
Jermaine Sanders had high expectations as a Freshman, expectations that didn't quite work out. He enters 2012-13 looking like a completely different player physically. He has embraced the Bearcats new run and gun style.
The mercurial Davis stands to benefit greatly from the Bearcats new found commitment to a more open and, though no one will say it, appealing style of Basketball.
The lead was never massive, but the game was never in doubt for the #24 ranked Cincinnati Bearcats
Jaquon Parker put up great numbers in 2011-12 playing way out of position at power forward. This year he is returning to a more natural role on the perimeter and is expected to do big things
From Big East media day last week.
The 7'1" Center from the Juba, South Sudan the capital of the newest nation on earth brings a wealth of talent and ability to the Bearcats
Ge`Lawn Guyn logged big minutes as a true freshman guard for the Cincinnati Bearcats last season. This year his minutes will increase, and his role could change, to that of a back up point guard. Is he up to the challenge
Big East media days took place today. The annual coaches poll was released, and the Bearcats found themselves in a familiar place, 4th place in the pre season, though that is more football familiar. Meanwhile Sean Kilpatrick garnered a 1st team nod
The Syracuse Post-Standard polled Big East writers for a Pre Season look at the conference standings. The Cincinnati Bearcats are near the top once again.
Titus Rubles is the kind of long, freakishly athletic wing that has been noted in its absence from the Bearcats roster while Mick Cronin rebuilt the program. Rubles has the chance to be an exciting, energizing force for UC this season.
Justin Jackson made big strides from his freshman to sophomore season. The Bearcats will need an even bigger stride as Jackson becomes a junior