Cincinnati Bearcats Release Depth Chart for Contest With Miami
The depth chart this week has a few more "-or-"s than at any other point this season. The offense looks Identical. The two deep along the offensive line has not changed at all this season. Just the same 10 names over and over again. I will assume that Andre Cureton will again be the guy for the heavy package. I wish they would list that, but I suppose that is giving up the game a bit.
- Blake Annen started the Akron game but hasn't made an appearance since. He is off the depth chart again this week.
- Akise Teague is listed at running back with Jameel Poteat as the third back(s). Poteat has appeared and carried in all 4 games, Teague didn't appear in the N.C. State or Tennessee games.
- Nick Temple started last weeks game as and is listed as a co starter with Ben Pooler
- Deven Drane and Dominique Battle's never ending competition for the boundary corner spot rolls into it's fifth week. Battle started the Akron and Tennessee games, Drane the Austin Peay and N.C. State games.
- Patrick O'Donnell is listed in charge of the kickoff duties
- Dyjuan Lewis is the #2 kick returner behind Ralph Abernathy IV.
The chart is posted in its entirety after the jump.
via i53.tinypic.com
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Pooler vs. Temple
What do you think the consideration is between Pooler and Temple on getting the start this past week? Pooler has played pretty well so far from what I can tell but do you think Temple got the nod vs. NC State with them being a more pass-oriented offense? I did think Temple played a real nice game against NC State so it’s good to see us having more than one option. Maybe he’s better in pass coverage than Pooler?
Will we see Reuben Johnson get any meaningful playing time this year? He came in late against Akron so he must not be hurt. I’ve been advocating for him to get a shot at safety (either spot) if healthy.
by Racinejake on Sep 26, 2025 6:07 PM EDT reply actions
Its hard to guess Banks/Jancek's motives
It could have been that Temple just had a hell of week in practice and they rewarded him. The one thing about this staff is that they really value practice performance. That’s how Frey has managed to remain a starter for the duration. He is good enough in practice to make them forget just how bad he can be in games.
Personally I thought Temple did very well gaining depth in his zone and carrying receivers deep. You can tell in watching him that he basically spent his years as a starter at warren doing the same thing. But Pooler could get the call against more pro style teams because he is so active against the run.
Johnson has the walking boot off, but I don’t think he is close to 100 per cent yet.
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by Matt Opper on Sep 26, 2025 6:34 PM EDT reply actions

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