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The internet is a big, wide open, scary place. Why should you have to dive into its depths and find stories that pertain to the Cincinnati Bearcats when we can do it for you? Here’s what the world wide web has to offer today.
In case you missed it, Clemson beat Alabama to win its second national championship. The win answered a lot of what ifs. (Spencer Hall; SB Nation)
Way too early Top 25s are already littering the internet following the end of college football season. No. Cincinnati is not on them. (SB Nation College)
Which teams are most likely to go undefeated in conference play? The Bearcats end up No. 6 on the list with a 4.4 percent chance. (Ken Pomeroy; kenpom.com)
What drives Luke Fickell? (Bill Koch; GoBearcats.com)
Geroge Karl had some choice words about former Bearcat Kenyon Martin in his book. K-Mart did not take kindly to that and Karl is now walking back his statements a bit. (Dave Clark, Cincinnati Enquirer)
Kyle Washington was selected to the AAC Weekly Honor Roll after scoring 19 points and collecting nine rebounds in the Bearcats victory over Houston.
Students have started to return to campus, so the Bearcats football team held their first team meeting with Luke Fickell yesterday.
The #Bearcats are back on campus & the first team meeting of the @CoachFick era has begun. pic.twitter.com/qvXNn4qdDz
— Cincinnati Football (@GoBearcatsFB) January 8, 2017
UC fan, @_dougesmith_ tweeted a photo of a letter sent by Luke Fickell to former players and alumni. Fickell lays out a vision for the team and says “We will put a product on the field that you will be extremely proud to call your own”.
So just had a buddy that played football for #Bearcats text this to me. Said it's the 1st time he's ever gotten a letter like that. #family pic.twitter.com/o1TI2ejBF3
— Doug Smith (@_dougesmith_) January 9, 2017
I’ll leave you with this highlight from Saturday’s game.
Tuesday have ya down, #Bearcats fans? Treat it like Troy Caupain treats this Wes VanBeck shot. #crushit pic.twitter.com/Jbz4DcYD0k
— J. Scott Sewell (@jscottsewell) January 10, 2017