Cincinnati Bearcats Rumors & News
UC: How do you like them now?
Cincinnati Enquirer — It's not out of the question that with another two wins that would put them in the Big East final, UC could still get an NCAA Tournament bid, writes Bill Koch on his UC blog. • Xavier's goal: Win A-10 tournament
4 hours agoUC edges Louisville to stay alive
Cincinnati Enquirer — Two big free throws in the last six seconds preserved a 69-66 victory for Cincinnati over Louisville in the second round of the Big East Championship.
21 hours agoUC pro day good for duo
Cincinnati Enquirer — During UC's Pro Day on Wednesday at Nippert Stadium, Mardy Gilyard's 40 time was much improved while Tony Pike was a little more consistent on throwing drills.
March 10, 2010Video: UC pro day
Cincinnati Enquirer — NFL draft hopefuls from the University of Cincinnati including Mardy Gilyard and Tony Pike showed off their football skills to NFL scouts during a workout Wednesday.
March 10, 2010Bearcats are born again
Cincinnati Enquirer — Lance Stephenson picked up the hardware, then helped Cincinnati finally get a Big East tournament win. The New York native was selected the conference's newcomer of the year . Six hours later, he made the game-deciding free throw with 1.8 seconds to play, and the Bearcats beat Rutgers 69-68.
March 10, 2010UC football hosts Pro Day on Wednesday
Cincinnati Enquirer — The University of Cincinnati football team will host Pro Day at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday inside the Richard E. Lindner Center in Varsity Village. All events are closed to the general public, but open to the media.
March 8, 2010Cronin: Team needs to relax
Cincinnati Enquirer — Beleaguered University of Cincinnati basketball coach Mick Cronin called a team meeting Monday with the focus on relieving stress as the Bearcats prepare for the Big East Championship.
March 8, 2010Stephenson selected to Big East rookie team
Cincinnati Enquirer — University of Cincinnati freshman guard Lance Stephenson was one of two unanimous selections to the Big East Conference all-rookie team.
March 7, 2010Big East Tournament preview
Cincinnati Enquirer — Despite its loss to Louisville on Saturday, Syracuse remains the team to beat in the Big East tournament, which begins on Tuesday. UC will open against Rutgers at 9 p.m.
March 7, 2010Stephenson lone Bearcat ready to play
Cincinnati Enquirer — Freshman guard Lance Stephenson might have been the only University of Cincinnati player who showed up ready to play Saturday against Georgetown.
March 6, 2010
- For heck of it—a Jones-Douglas comparison Bulls Report | Tampa Tribune Since the future of USF junior G Dominique Jones is sure to be a hot topic the next few weeks, I’d like to offer a look at what Jones’ rookie season in the NBA might look like next season should he opt to enter the NBA Draft This is a…
- Jones’ decision to have huge impact regardless of final outcome Bulls Report | Tampa Tribune Will he stay or will he go? That’s the most important question surrounding the USF men’s basketball program. Junior guard Dominique Jones told the New York Post on Wednesday that “the NBA is not going anywhere, so I’ll take my time to make my decision.’’ When Jones played his way…
- Cards go back to drawing board Louisville Courier-Journal NEW YORK — As the University of Louisville men's basketball team prepares for an unknown NCAA Tournament opponent, it also has to find a better contingency plan if Jerry Smith is unable to return to the lineup.
- Pitt falls to Notre Dame in Big East tournament Pittsburgh Post-Gazette NEW YORK -- For the second consecutive season Pitt is one-and-done at the Big East tournament.
- Double bye spells triple trouble College Hoops Blog | Providence Journal Having a double-bye in the Big East tournament is supposed to be an advantage. But it sure isn't turning out that way. Second-seeded Pittsburgh's...
- One More Time: Calhoun Says He'll Be Back Hartford Courant It's Up To UConn When will the Jim Calhoun contract talks be put to rest?
- Tank happy to be a Bengal Cincinnati Enquirer While it briefly appeared last week that Tank Johnson might not be back with the Bengals, in the end, Cincinnati was where he wanted to be. The team officially announced that he was back on Thursday after receiving the signature on the four-year contract.
- Guest Larkin dusts off No. 11 Cincinnati Enquirer Barry Larkin will slip into a Reds uniform Friday for the first time since retiring as a player. Larkin had been estranged from the organization since his retirement. There's since been a thaw.
- Reds' Heisey follows a different arc Cincinnati Enquirer Reds rookie outfielder Chris Heisey has arrived via a different route, and has proved himself in a different way, in all three positions. Heisey has climbed to No. 4 on Baseball America's list of Reds prospects with his performance.
- Barry Larkin instructing at Reds camp Cincinnati Enquirer Reds Hall of Famer Barry Larkin is supposed to arrive at camp today. He'll spend 10 days here working with major leaguers and minor leaguers.
- Bengals resign Tank Johnson Cincinnati Enquirer Said coach Marvin Lewis in a statement: "Signing Tank now is a positive step for both him and the defensive team. He was a very consistent performer last season and was a big part of our improved run defense. He is a tough-minded man who is a great pro during the week and brings a great competitive attitude to the field on Sunday."
- Analysis: Bryant's a nice catch Cincinnati Enquirer The Bengals finally landed a free agent they expect will become Chad Ochocinco's running mate at wide receiver. He wasn't their first choice, but he is the best of the players available now.