The University of Cincinnati has found the head football coach who will lead the Bearcats into the Big 12 Conference.. Cincinnati Director of Athletics John Cunningham on Monday introduced ...

Former Cincinnati track and field and cross country head coach Bill Schnier passed at 80 years old. He led the team for 33 seasons from 1980 to 2013 and was inducted into the James P. Kelly Hall of ...

The University of Cincinnati has found the head football coach who will lead the Bearcats into the Big 12 Conference. Cincinnati Director of Athletics John Cunningham on Monday introduced ...

The University of Cincinnati has introduced former University of Louisville head coach Scott Satterfield as the next Bearcat football coach. Watch the full press conference in the video player ...

The University of Cincinnati has found its next head football coach. The Bearcats hired Louisville's Scott Satterfield as the 43rd head coach in program history.. Satterfield led the Cardinals to ...

UC returns to Boone Pickens Stadium in 2025, the site of one of their worst losses in Scott Satterfield's first Big 12 season ...

A few hours later, Satterfield donned a ceremonial C-Paw visor in front of media, fans and Bearcats staffers inside Fifth Third Arena and was introduced as the 43rd head football coach at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI — The Bearcats are close to naming a 43rd head football coach. According to Su'a Cravens , Cincinnati has already offered their top candidate the job but Cravens did not want to ...

University of Cincinnati head football coach Scott Satterfield announced Monday the additions of Adam Braithwaite and Eddie Hicks to his coaching staff. The Enquirer reported on these moves in ...

Miller will be the Bearcats third head coach since 2006. John Brannen coached at UC from 2019-2021, and Mick Cronin led the program to nine straight NCAA Tournaments during his tenure from 2006-2019.

Hicks' other coaching stops include Southern Miss, Austin Peay and Murray State and he was a grad assistant for the Cincinnati Bearcats in 2013 when Tommy Tuberville's first team finished 9-4.