http://www.gobearcats.com/sports/m-footb...15aaa.html

Great article Dan.

Glad to read the quote from Munchie. What is he up to now that his eligibility is exhausted? I think he has a future in coaching/mentoring.

I am very excited to watch this team. The fall cannot get here soon enough.

Thanks for the article. If Kiel stays healthy all year he should put up even bigger numbers.

I like everything I read. I am glad that Gunnar has not taken the wrong attitude. Some may have believed they had "arrived" and sat on their laurels until the NFL draft, but that does not appear to be the case.

As it appears a fire sale by the Reds will be the next big event in our fair (sports) city, it's so exciting to read about Kiel's commitment to improve on a very impressive first year. I share concerns expressed about the defense but with the firepower this offense could have it may not make a difference most games.

Hanging 40 or 50 points on opponents in a packed new Nippert will truly be the most exciting game in town. Cincinnati needs a winner to rally around and I'm hopeful the 2015 Bearcats will be that team. I think we all want it to be the toughest ticket in town--for the fan experience, for national TV audiences and for the long-term future of the program.

Nice to hear about going fast on O. We need to score quickly and often.

(05-28-2015 10:36 AM)indycat Wrote:  I think we all want it to be the toughest ticket in town--for the fan experience, for national TV audiences and for the long-term future of the program.

Whit always said this reno was all about the fan experience first and foremost. I definitely agree that is the way to go, instead of blindly shooting for 50,000 and not improving upon much of anything else.

(06-01-2015 05:31 AM)Brian_Johnson Wrote:  Whit always said this reno was all about the fan experience first and foremost. I definitely agree that is the way to go, instead of blindly shooting for 50,000 and not improving upon much of anything else.

Nippert may have had 35k seats but didn't have the restroom, concession, and concourse space to handle that many people. I'm glad they were able to put in more seating but just improving those three areas were crucial to making a sold out Nippert enjoyable.

(06-01-2015 07:09 AM)RealDeal Wrote:  Nippert may have had 35k seats but didn't have the restroom, concession, and concourse space to handle that many people. I'm glad they were able to put in more seating but just improving those three areas were crucial to making a sold out Nippert enjoyable.

No kidding. I'm 5'5" and hate squeezing through crowds. I would almost piss my pants to avoid walking to the bathroom. I hope the south end traffic flow is somehow a little better.

Love the work ethic/attitude/humility/leadership...sooo excited.