Bearcats Living Up to the Hype?

The University of Cincinnati have one of those bowls that are only half full on saturdays, and opportunities are, the visiting squad do up most of it. Well, they did anyway... The Bearcats have got clawed their manner into the AP Top-25 after starting the season undefeated and carrying with them, a 9-game winning run that all started after foiling Rutger's command for an undefeated season last season by a mark of 30-11, and taking down the Red Knights again 28-23. Currently sitting at #15, the Bearcats are starting to do their presence known within the Top-25.

Cincinnati, after their game at Rutgers, sit downs at 2nd in points allowed and points scored per game. The discourtesy is the 4th best in the conference, and the defence is 6th. The discourtesy is nil too stellar, but they make set up a good fight. Ben Mauk, who is playing quite well after overcoming surgery on his arm, have achieved a evaluation of 167.9, with 1034 passing play yards, good for 12 TD's. Bulter Thomas Hart Benton is averaging 5.1 paces per carry. He have 67 carries, good for 343 paces and 2 TD's. Marcus Barnett takes all receiving systems with 28 responses for 352 paces and 6 TD's. After Rutgers, the Bearcats are at place against the best discourtesy in the Big East and the second-best discourtesy in the NCAA, the Big East human dynamo known as Louisville. Then they go to Pitt, then USF. After that route trip, the Cats have got two games at home, against UCONN, then against Occident Virginia. Finally, they stop the season on the route when they play against Syracuse. Even after all the hype, the Cats have got not allow the rankings travel their head. That type of mental attitude turns out that the participants are mature adequate to possibly vie for a championship. Hopefully, in a few years, Cincinnati will go a football game human dynamo and will be able to vie with the ranks of Buckeye State State, USC and LSU.