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Football Recruiting Class of 2016

Analyzing UC Football’s 2017 Recruiting Class: Defense

Luke Fickell likes defense. His first recruiting class showed that.

By Phil Neuffer

Cincinnati Recruiting: 2016 Class Superlatives

And the award goes to...

By TylerKushner

UC Recruiting: Breaking Down the 2016 Class

Fans are caught up on the class ranking, but there's a lot to like about Tommy Tuberville's 2016 recruiting class.

By Blaine Huber
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NSD: Cincinnati Signs Athlete Tyquan Statham

Cincinnati officially signs three-star athlete Tyquan Statham.

By Blaine Huber

NSD: Cincinnati Signs Safety Perry Young

The three-star safety/linebacker officially signs with the Bearcats.

By Blaine Huber
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National Signing Day: Cincinnati Signs WR Thomas Geddis

By Blaine Huber

Two-star wide receiver Thomas Geddis is the latest recruit to officially sign with the Bearcats today. Geddis is out of Blanche Ely High School in Pompano Beach, Florida. Check back later on Down the Drive for more about one of the newest Bearcats.

NSD: Cincinnati Signs JUCO Cornerback Davin Pierce

Pierce, from Blinn College, officially joins the Bearcats.

By Blaine Huber
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National Signing Day: Cincinnati Signs OLB Tyquan Statham

By Blaine Huber

Cincinnati has now officially signed outside linebacker Tyquan Statham, welcoming him into the Cincinnati Bearcats family. Statham, from West Hall High School in Oakwood, Georgia, is a three-star recruit. Check back later on Down the Drive for more about one of the newest Bearcats.

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National Signing Day: Cincinnati Signs Wide Receiver Jerron Rollins

By Blaine Huber

Earlier this morning, Cincinnati officially signed three-star receiver Jerron Rollins from Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Florida. Check back later on Down the Drive for more about one of the newest Bearcats.

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National Signing Day: Cincinnati Signs Defensive End Curtis Brooks

By Blaine Huber

Earlier this morning, Cincinnati officially signed defensive end Curtis Brooks. Brooks is an under the radar type of player from George Washington High School in Danville, Virginia. Check back later on Down the Drive for more about one of the newest Bearcats.

NSD: Cincinnati Signs Athlete Gerrid Doaks

Cincinnati officially signs the three-star athlete from Indianapolis, Indiana.

By Blaine Huber
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National Signing Day: Cincinnati Inks Cornerback Marquis Smith

By Blaine Huber

National Signing Day is underway! Among a litany of players signing their National Letter of Intent is the talented three-star cornerback from Ypsilanti, Michigan. Check back later on Down the Drive for more on one of the newest Bearcats.

NSD: Cincinnati Signs Defensive End Michael Pitts

Cincinnati officially signs the three-star defensive end from Stone Mountain, Georgia.

By Blaine Huber

NSD: Cincinnati Signs Wide Receiver Marcel Paul

Cincinnati officially signs the three-star speedster from Detroit, Michigan.

By Blaine Huber

NSD: Bearcats Sign CB James Wiggins

Cincinnati officially signs the three-star cornerback from Homestead, Florida.

By Blaine Huber

NSD: Cincinnati Signs Wide Receiver Malick Mbodj

Cincinnati officially signs the three-star wide receiver from Lithonia, Georgia.

By Blaine Huber

NSD: Cincinnati Signs OLB Ty Sponseller

Cincinnati officially signs the three-star cornerback from Mason, Ohio.

By Blaine Huber

NSD: Cincinnati Signs Defensive End Elijah Ponder

Cincinnati officially signs the two-star defensive end from Avondale Estates, Georgia.

By Blaine Huber

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    Marcus Freeman is entering his third season as Cincinnati’s Defensive Coordinator. Bearcats had the 11th ranked defense in 2018, allowing just 28 TDs (8th in the country). Freeman worked at Ohio State, Kent State and Purdue before reuniting with Luke Fickell. . Before he got into coaching, Freeman was a dominant linebacker at Ohio State. He was a 2x All Second Team Big Ten player. He started 37 games between 2004-2008. 2007 was his high for tackles, with 109 total. In 2007 and 2008, he recorded 9.5 sacks each year. His only 2 INTs came in 2006 and he forced 2 fumbles in 2007. . He was a 5th round pick in the 2009 NFL Draft by the Bears, but never played a game in the NFL. He was waived before the season started and signed contracts with Bills and Texans too, but an enlarged heart condition, found on one of his physicals, forced him to retire. . Freeman was listed at #24 on @theathletichq list of assistant coaches who could become head coach soon. Some Ohio or Michigan MAC school would benefit greatly from pursuing Freeman in the future. . . . #cincitypride #cincinnati #nati #bearcats #bearcatspride #bearcatsnation #cincinnatibearcats #gobearcats #ucbearcats #uc #cincinnatifootball #bearcatsfootball #marcusfreeman #football

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