I'm glad he didn't go to Michigan.
That's one more recruit we've lost. Thanks Rodriguez.
Wannstedt was interested in him too I believe.
TIGER-PAUL Wrote:Wannstedt was interested in him too I believe.
There were lots of schools interested, but his final two were Michigan and Cincinnati. Michigan also got the last visit.
VERY impressive get! I'm very pleased, I thought Pitt sucked up all the talent.
Another big grab as Kelly continues to try and stockpile key scoring positions.
CatsClaw Wrote:VERY impressive get! I'm very pleased, I thought Pitt sucked up all the talent.
Nah. Pitt just sucks.
Someone on another UC board, the Bearcatnews board, said that he and his family were blown away by the new look UC campus and Varsity Village (facilities). That bodes VERY well. Those facilities alone would be awesome, but being in the Big East, which means you play numerous Top 25 teams, BCS affiliation, and a national T.V. contract? It's starting to pan out in Cincinnati!!
All coming together now...it's all coming together. What are the odds O$U decides to opt out of the game @ Cincy in three years? I bet that game never happens.....just a hunch.
Not if there's a chance the Buckeyes could lose to The BEast.
There's a reason why OSU seems to avoid the Big East. In the regular season the last two Big East teams I think they have played is UC and WVU. And the UC game was actually scheduled while we were in C-USA! It's nice to have the Cincinnati area talking Bearcats and the Big East instead of Buckeyes and the Big Ten. That's the biggest win of all in my book.
After getting SMASHED again on national tv for title game O$U fans aren't saying much these days, they are too busy stuffing their faces with humble pie.....
CatsClaw Wrote:There's a reason why OSU seems to avoid the Big East. In the regular season the last two Big East teams I think they have played is UC and WVU. And the UC game was actually scheduled while we were in C-USA! It's nice to have the Cincinnati area talking Bearcats and the Big East instead of Buckeyes and the Big Ten. That's the biggest win of all in my book.
Now the thing to do is get your fan base to encroach on Columbus. There is already some interest in Bearcat football in the tri-state area around Huntington.
