Figured I would get this one started. It is going to be a bone-chilling cold tomorrow night in Connecticut, but it should be dry.

UConn comes in off a bye week (like every other opponent on our schedule it seems). However, they are 2-7 now and basically their players are playing for pride at this point. Our guys are coming off an emotional win against East Carolina and are playing for a conference championship.

Bearcats 38
UConn 24

US 41
THEM 21

Cats - 37
Dogs - 20

You aren't kidding about the bye week. Outside of Toledo and Miami (OH), it seems every other team had a bye the week before. Doesn't matter as UC rolls.

UC 34
UConn 17

With an offense about as bad as or worse than USF, the D rises up again and plays good ball, UC 35 - UCannt 10

UC 34
UConn 21

Bearcat 35
Uconn 13

A close game early but the Bearcats keep pounding them with an effective ground game and break their will early in the second half:
UC 44
UCONN 30

34-20 Good guys win.

(11-21-2014 11:48 AM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  34-20 Good guys win.

Bearcats 38
Huskies 17

UConn hasn't been beaten by more than 26 all season. They always seem to hang around. I'm assuming it's going to be cold up there tomorrow night, so I will assume this game will be no different.

Cincinnati 31, UConn 13.

Good guys 41
Bad guys 24

UC 24
UConn 21

UC 28
UCONN 17

Bearcats 42
Dogs 17

UC 35
UCONN 17

Good guys score at will. 49-14

UC 34 UConn 20

(11-21-2014 10:09 AM)BigDawg Wrote:  You aren't kidding about the bye week. Outside of Toledo and Miami (OH), it seems every other team had a bye the week before. Doesn't matter as UC rolls.

UC 34
UConn 17

MEMPHIS played at Ole Miss on September 27, than opened AAC play at Cincinnati a week later on October 4.

I agree that the Bearcats should win tonight rather easily. I hope the fans bundle up, it will be colder than Siberia.

Bearcats 38
UConn 17