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Former Bearcats guard Jizzle James has been barred from representing the University of Cincinnati basketball program after a cease‑and‑desist order, leading to his removal from the Charlotte 49ers roster and a broader dispute over social‑media misrepresentations.
After an undrafted college career, a Grey Cup win in the CFL and a grueling commute, Dohnte Meyers earned a place on the Cincinnati Bengals’ roster for the 2026 season, joining Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins as a rookie wide receiver.
Seiya Suzuki contributed three hits and his 23rd homer, while Pete Crow-Armstrong delivered a four‑hit, six‑RBI outing, positioning both players as early MVP considerations.
ESPN’s Myron Medcalf forecasts a win range of 17 to 22 for the Bearcats, with a first‑round NCAA Tournament exit at the ceiling, while the program seeks to revive its tournament tradition under new leadership.
Governor Andy Beshear talks about his deep‑rooted passion for the Cincinnati Reds, critiquing the Ken Griffey Jr. signing, naming his personal Mount Rushmore of Reds legends, and sharing the story behind his walk‑up song, 'Universal Sound' by Tyler Childers.
A mid‑century fan‑driven ballot explosion in Cincinnati prompted baseball’s commissioner to intervene, ending fan voting for decades and shaping today’s safeguards against manipulation.
Christian Harrison, a transfer from Cincinnati, is being hailed as a potential defensive cornerstone for Arkansas football. His smart, versatile playstyle — having played cornerback, nickel cornerback, and safety — makes him a strong candidate for the Razorbacks’ hybrid safety-linebacker (Star) position. Praised by coach Ryan Silverfield for his lineage and adaptability, Harrison aims to contribute to Arkansas’ defensive upgrade, especially after a strong preseason showing with Cincinnati.
Despite high hopes, Eugenio Suarez's 2025 campaign has faltered, leaving the Reds mired in last place and raising questions about their strategic direction.
The NCAA’s stay on a Colorado class‑action lawsuit has stripped Alex Afari of the chance to practice with Kentucky Football in 2026, raising questions about his eligibility and the broader impact on the roster.
The University of Rhode Island announced recent staff changes, promoting Chandler Graves and hiring R.J. Johnson and Kelin Jeffreys, aiming to strengthen player development and operational efficiency.
Illinois football team captains Jake Renfro and Xavier Scott have been named to the 2026 College Football Comeback Player of the Year watch list, recognizing their remarkable recoveries from injury and standout contributions on the field.
The University of Cincinnati announced its 2027 baseball slate, featuring 26 home games, 13 matchups against NCAA Tournament teams and a demanding Big 12 slate that culminates in the conference tournament in Surprise, Arizona.
After three seasons with the Spartans and a transfer to NC State, Tre Holloman is pursuing a fifth year of eligibility through a court injunction, drawing interest from several mid‑major programs as he seeks a new destination.
Pete Crow-Armstrong's standout year, defensive brilliance, and the White Sox's rise are examined, alongside Alex Bregman's influence, Cubs' pitching concerns, and Will Venable's leadership.
At 37, Darrell "Housh" Doucette remains the face of USA Football’s flag‑football squad, a player whose name is now synonymous with versatility and leadership on the field.
The River Hawks will open at home against Rivier on Nov. 2 and navigate a demanding road swing before entering America East play, with playoff positioning on the line.
A thrilling slate of games saw historic performances, dominant offensive displays and critical wild-card implications across the league.
Elly De La Cruz’s walkoff single in the 10th inning sparked a jubilant celebration as teammates drenched him in water, a moment captured by broadcaster Jim Day.
Cincinnati United SC plans a $10 million athletic complex on 24 acres in Goshen Township, offering state‑of‑the‑art fields for thousands of youth players and linking the club to professional soccer roots.
The Cyclones blend returning leaders with high‑upside newcomers, setting the stage for a season that could redefine their competitive outlook.
The University of Cincinnati announced its 50th Hall of Fame class for 2026, highlighted by former Bearcats standout Jason Kelce, whose induction precedes the historic 100th Homecoming football game against Texas Tech.
The Cincinnati Reds recognized Badin and St. Xavier high schools for their recent state championships, presenting them with the 'Reds Country' Achievement Award at Great American Ball Park.
Cincinnati announces a two‑year home‑and‑home series with Minnesota, beginning in 2026‑27 at Fifth Third Arena and concluding with a return trip in 2027‑28.
Major League Baseball announced the Boston Red Sox’s 2027 calendar on Thursday, outlining a road‑heavy start, a home opener against Cincinnati, and a series of high‑stakes games that could be impacted by an impending work stoppage.