Cincinnati Bearcats Football 2017
Season in Review: Thomas Geddis
Geddis went from candidate for the No. 3 wide receiver post to the runner-up in total receptions.
Season in Review: Josiah Deguara
The tight end didn’t get the boost that some expected under Mike Denbrock’s offense. Now he’s facing stiff competition from incoming recruits.
Mark Wilson: An Appreciation
It’s unfortunate that Wilson had to endure a miserable last two seasons in Clifton, but he deserves your thanks all the same.
Season in Review: Kimoni Fitz
Fitz was stuck on the second string, but he still played 12 games and made some plays. Sometimes the best ability is availability.
Season in Review: Kevin Mouhon
Another solid campaign can’t help wipe away the fact that Mouhon has the potential to do more.
Season in Review: Marquise Copeland
Who wore No. 44 and was the Bearcats’ best defensive lineman in 2017? This guy.
Grading the Defense: 2017
The offense was horrible. The defense was better, but that’s not saying much.
Jaylyin Minor An Appreciation
He had to wait for his time, but Minor finally got his chance this past season. It’s too bad he can’t stick around a while longer.
Season in Review: Chris Murphy
Murphy got more playing time in 2017 but he will still have to wait until next year to become a more integral part of the defense.
Season in Review: Marquese Taylor
The three-star recruit was a good tackler and pass defender even if he played more wide receiver than defensive back in high school.
Season in Review: Gerrid Doaks
Ladies and gentlemen, your 2018 starting running back.
Linden Stephens: An Appreciation
For four years one side of the field was always covered. Such a steady force at cornerback will be difficult to replace.
Season in Review: Jarell White
By the end of 2017, White had already proven his four-star rating correct.
Season in Review: Hayden Moore
For better or worse, Moore was the man under center for the Bearcats in 2017.
Season in Review: Javan Hawes
The freshman wide receiver didn’t get much playing time, but that was to be expected.
Mike Boone: An Appreciation
In his first two seasons, Mike Boone was the most exciting player in a Bearcat uniform. In his last two years, he lost that mantle, but that doesn’t mean he wasn’t the best running back on the roster during his time with Cincinnati.
Season in Review: Malik Clements
Clements got off to an awesome start but slowed down the stretch.
Season in Review: Michael Warren II
Gerrid Doaks was the star rookie running back, but Warren made a name for himself as well.
Revisiting Preseason Predictions
Expectations for the 2017 Bearcats were not extremely high at the Down the Drive offices before the year began. Somehow UC still fell short of those.
Season in Review: Tyrell Gilbert
A change in position and scheme did not help Gilbert improve on a solid — if injury-riddled — sophomore season.
Kahlil Lewis Season in Review
Lewis was the best pass-catcher on a team that didn’t pass all that well.
Cincinnati Punter James Smith Named First Team All-American Athletic Conference
That and other American Athletic Conference honors for Bearcats.
Grading the Offense: 2017
The football season has come to an end, which means its time for finals. The offense is up first.
Missed PAT Allows Cincinnati to Scrape Past UConn
Just your typical give-up-a-touchdown-with-no-time-left-only-to-have-the-other-team-miss-the-extra-point win.
Game Preview: UConn Huskies at Cincinnati Bearcats
It’s the sequel to the dreariest game of 2016.
Grading the Offense: Week 12
It would have taken a Herculean offensive effort for the Bearcats to keep pace with East Carolina. They didn’t get that.
What We Learned From Cincinnati’s Loss to East Carolina
Giving up a lot of yards is bad. I thought we already knew that.
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