"A lot of them won't play us. I'll just leave it at that."
Tommy Tuberville via Tom Groeschen"I kind of heard some things where people said I'm soft for coming out of those games. 'Like why's he hurt?' 'That wasn't a big hit.' They just don't really understand. They don't know what's going on. But for me, I hate coming out of games. I hate it. So whenever I came out, I was more frustrated than they were."
GoBearcats.comSMU and Cincinnati are likely the only two who could firmly make the field regardless of what happens in Hartford, Connecticut.
ESPN AAC Conference Tournament PreviewQuadri Moore is back with #UC basketball team, no longer suspended. On trip here at Houston.
Tom Groeschen"He had a tear in a ligament in his finger. It kept bothering him. He'll be out for the year." - Bearcats associate head coach, Larry Davis
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2015/01/05/uc-point-guard-guyn-out-for-season/21297919/"Our offense will be totally different from last year, night and day."
https://twitter.com/LanceMcAlister/status/524701221802627072The University of Cincinnati Athletics Department’s Fan Development Team, in conjunction with Gaslight Property, is inviting Bearcats fans to "Try it before you buy it" during a men’s basketball exhibition game this year at Fifth Third Arena. Seats available for purchase will be tagged and fans will have the ability to lock in their favorite location on site.
Go BearcatsI can't recruit a kid now because he wears Nike on the AAU circuit. I never thought that shoes would be the reason I couldn't recruit a player, but it's a factor now. I think we need to deal with that. I think we need to get the shoe companies out of the lives of young athletes and get it back to where coaches and parents have more of a say than peripheral people, but I don't know how to do that. It's easier said than done.
Card ChronicleAnd so it begins; from NBC Sports
Cincinnati: The Bearcats will be young. Mick Cronin brings in five newcomers and adds two redshirt freshman to the lineup. Cincy, coming off a 27-win season and a first-place finish in the American, will lose their top three scorers — All-American guard Sean Kilpatrick, Justin Jackson and Titus Rubles — as well as former five-star forward Jermaine Lawrence. Luckily for Cronin, he got an early start with his program, taking a week trip to the Bahamas in August. http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/10/08/2014-2015-season-preview-programs-on-the-rise-and-the-decline/"I knew we were going to struggle in some areas," Tuberville said. "The problem goes back to last year. We didn't play very well the first part of the year because our running game wasn't very strong. And then fortunately we spread it out and started making plays.
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