Saturday night in Fifth Third Arena was a lot like all of the previous AAC games this season. The Bearcats did just enough to get the win. It wasn’t easy and at times it wasn’t pretty. Some loose thoughts Jarron Cumberland is an assassin. Maybe because it was a Saturday night or maybe because we’re…
Tag: Basketball

Conference Play, Six Games In
The Bearcats have struggled in early conference play but have found ways to win games, except in Greenville, and on Saturday they did just that again. In a hostile environment the Bearcats emerged victorious again. Despite Gregg Marshall and his sideshow on the sidelines, which ended up costing his squad the game. First, some random…

Can the Bearcats Repeat?
Remember before this season started, or even after last season ended and the biggest question the basketball Bearcats faced was who was going to play Robin to Cumberland’s Batman. That question should be put to rest as the Bearcats head into conference play later this week. Keith Williams has taken on the role of the…
Lift One to A Legend
#11 in your programs but #1 in your hearts, Gary Clark.

The Bearcats make it 36 with Win over ECU
Gary Clark is the AAC Player of the Year The #12 Cincinnati Bearcats now 17-2 and 6-0 in the American have now won 36 straight home games. In a game where the ECU Pirates hung around a little too long because of hot shooting (55% in the first half) the ‘cats got an attitude adjustment…

Bearcats at UCF
Here we go Bearcats, let’s make it 9 in a row! Grab a beer and strap in for the Bearcats (15-2, 4-0) and the Knights (15-5, 3-2) Tuesday night at 7pm on the CBS Sports Network or in my case tuning into Dan and Terry on 700 WLW because I don’t have that stupid channel….

Bearcats Catch Fire in Win Over Bulls
The Bearcats got the W, Jacob Evans III reached 1000 points, and Jarron “Teddy” Cumberland found his stroke. In a game of two very different halves the Bearcats had the firepower to go the distance. The first half was less than ideal with the Bearcats falling behind by 10 at one point. Luckily for us…