Roney Lozano’s path to the
Things that shouldn't happen if you're going to beat the #3 team in the nation.
The Cincinnati Bearcats were playing well. They had the number three team in the nation on the ropes, and the raucous Shoemaker Center crowd was on its feet, doing their best to force to the Syracuse Orangemen into a total collapse.
When the Syracuse Orange (22-1, 9-1) come to Fifth Third Arena Sunday afternoon (2:00 P.M.), they will present the Bearcats with a golden opportunity to make its case to those who doubt their qualifications for the NCAA Tournament.
Although the Bearcats could still add a player or two to their 2010 recruiting class, one overlooked Cincinnatian told Bearcat Lair earlier this week that he has verbally committed to become a walk-on for Butch Jones’ program next season.
Kevin Schloemer is one of the new breed of Cincinnati high school football players because he didn’t grow up being a fan of Ohio State, Michigan or Notre Dame. He always preferred the guys in red and black
The first thing you notice about Cory Keebler is his impressive size. The Lakota East tight end stands 6’ 7” and weighs 240 pounds, but he actually looks bigger. It was that size that initially attracted
