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Who from this team should join the Ring?

Desmond Ridder Yes

Coby Bryant just won Jim Thorpe Award Yes

Sauce Gardner Best UC DB ever Yes

Sanders? No
(12-09-2021 09:02 PM)doss2 Wrote: [ -> ]Who from this team should join the Ring?

Desmond Ridder Yes

Coby Bryant just won Jim Thorpe Award Yes

Sauce Gardner Best UC DB ever Yes

Sanders? No
All of them. They all have been instrumental in this team making the CFP.

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Put the whole team up there.

... except for the kickers.
The ring is for the few. Ridder's a slam dunk. Coby more than Sauce. Coby's a Senior leader on that dee.
(12-09-2021 09:22 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote: [ -> ]The ring is for the few. Ridder's a slam dunk. Coby more than Sauce. Coby's a Senior leader on that dee.
Sanders came back. Sauce is the best CB UC has ever had.

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Possibly two more games to be the exclamation points on their careers.
If they win it all they will deserve a ring of their own.
Coby is only the second individual award winner in program history (Ruffin won a Groza). He is going to be on the ring as soon as he can be, along with Ridder.

Sauce is going to be a like Kelce, guy we all know to be an extremely talented individual play (one of the best), and will probably have a lengthy professional career. Toss up depending on how they consider that moving forward.
Sauce was named a first team AA today by CBS sports, ESPN and The Atlantic.
If AA status is the criteria for ring inclusion he is likely in.

https://gobearcats.com/story.aspx?filena...0position.
(12-09-2021 09:24 PM)mlb Wrote: [ -> ]
(12-09-2021 09:22 PM)UCGrad1992 Wrote: [ -> ]The ring is for the few. Ridder's a slam dunk. Coby more than Sauce. Coby's a Senior leader on that dee.
Sanders came back. Sauce is the best CB UC has ever had.

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I admit I don't know what the criteria is but being a leader on and off the field should count for something. Sauce is the more gifted/talented but Coby's put in the work over the course of a college career and is hugely respected by the staff and players. A Thorpe winner ain't too shabby either.
Sauce should be. He is probably the best bearcat player of my lifetime.
This roster redefines the history of Bearcat football. I saw Cook and O’Brien - but these guys were not only good, they win! What if Ford comes back?

How can Mardy Gilyard not be included?
(12-09-2021 09:04 PM)mlb Wrote: [ -> ]
(12-09-2021 09:02 PM)doss2 Wrote: [ -> ]Who from this team should join the Ring?

Desmond Ridder Yes

Coby Bryant just won Jim Thorpe Award Yes

Sauce Gardner Best UC DB ever Yes

Sanders? No
All of them. They all have been instrumental in this team making the CFP.

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You can certainly debate the merits of who should be in the ring of honor as it is a individual recognition but there should definitely be a collective recognition of this history making team. Maybe a castle storming landscape with the Bearcats laying siege to a castle guarded by corso, Herbie, Pollack, mcshay and cfp committee. I'm sure they'll think of something
How about a statue of a C-Paw boot on top of Corso's face?
To compare accomplishments, DtD did a full rundown of all members.

https://www.downthedrive.com/pages/nippe...of-honor-2

I think that should lay to rest any issue with Sauce. Even without the personal award, he's arguably the most recognized Bearcats player in school history.
Ridder, Bryant, and Sauce should all be included.

Ridder has a chance to become the 2nd most winningest quarterback in history is currently 3rd.

Gilyard is legend and should also be included.
Here is all I can find about qualifying.

"The Ring of Honor recognizes the accomplishments of UC's extraordinary student-athletes."

I think it is vague on purpose.
(12-10-2021 08:15 AM)bearcats2themoon Wrote: [ -> ]Ridder, Bryant, and Sauce should all be included.

Ridder has a chance to become the 2nd most winningest quarterback in history is currently 3rd.

Gilyard is legend and should also be included.

as good as ridder, bryant and gardner are, they don't achieve what they have, without that TEAM behind them. it would be nice to see a "2021 team" designation up there. its unreal what that group has done.
Everyone on the list was AA or HMAA except O'Malley (led Nation in passing), Lee (at time UC career pass leader), Guidugli (at time UC career pass leader)


2 | Greg Cook
Greg Cook (1966-68) was a second-team all-American in 1968 who rewrote UC's passing and total offense records during his career
8 | Gino Guidugli
Gino Guidugli (2001-04) broke all of the single season and career passing and total offense records while leading UC to three bowl games
16 | Jack Lee
The most prolific passer in UC history at the time of his graduation, Lee was a two-time all-Missouri Valley Conference quarterback
8 | Danny McCoin
Danny McCoin (1984-87) earned honorable mention all- America plaudits in 1986 and broke the UC career passing and total offense records by the conclusion of his career
27 | Tom O'Malley
Tom O'Malley (1947-49) led the nation in passing yards in 1949
16 | Jonathan Ruffin
Jonathan Ruffin (1999-02) was a consensus all-American and the Lou Groza Award recipient as college football's top kicker in 2000
30 | Reggie Taylor
Reggie Taylor (1983-86) was a three-time honorable mention all-American at running back for UC and is the school's all-time career rushing leader
62 | Dick Goist
Dick Goist (1951-54) was a two-time honorable mention all-America halfback.
47 | Kevin Huber
Kevin Huber (2005-08) was the first two-time first-team Associated Press all-America selection in school history as well as a 2007 Consensus all-American and finalist for the Ray Guy award
5 | Tom Marvaso
Tom Marvaso (1973-75) was named a first-team all-American in 1975 and started three years at safety
88 | Jim O'Brien
Jim O'Brien (1967-69) earned honorable mention all- America honors as a kicker and wide receiver in 1968 and 1969 and led the nation in scoring in 1968
28 | Gene Rossi
Gene Rossi (1950-52) twice earned honorable mention all-America honors at quarterback
29 | Bill Shalosky
Bill Shalosky (1950-52) was an honorable mention all-American guard in 1952
30 | Mike Woods
Mike Woods (1975-77) was a consensus first-team all-American in 1977
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati...%20rows%20

This has UC career stats. Makes one wonder about why some are Honored and some with better stats are not honored. Of course one must consider the context. At one time teams played fewer games and freshman did not play.
Ridder, Sauce, and Bryant all should be.

Isn’t Shaq Washington in there now?
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