Story on the Bearcats' latest pickup, an OL from Southeast Missouri State:
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Quincy Burroughs now in the transfer portal:
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Meant to post this already, but former OL coach Mike Cummings is headed to App State.
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Keep tabs of all the action in the transfer portal with UC:

Announcement coming Saturday at the All-American Bowl between UC, Louisville, Oregon and Pitt

Release from UC Athletics:

• Christopher Friend, Associate Director of Football Sports Performance
• Brandon Garcia, Assistant Director of Football Sports Performance
• MyQuon Stout, Assistant Football Sports Performance Coach
• Scott Ethington, Assistant Football Sports Performance Coach

Friend spent the last five years as a member of the Ohio State performance staff. In addition to working with football during his time with the Buckeyes, he oversaw all aspects of strength and conditioning and performance for both the men’s and women’s ice hockey programs. The women’s ice hockey team won the 2022 NCAA National Championship.
Garcia most recently served as the assistant strength and conditioning coach for UNLV football, beginning in the role in 2020. He previously served as strength and conditioning coach/sports performance assistant for football at the University of Maryland in 2018.
Stout spent the previous four seasons as an assistant strength coach for the University of Louisville football program. He wrapped up his playing career in 2018, spending five seasons at Appalachian State under Satterfield. He started 38 of 39 games over his final three seasons at Appalachian State, tallying 82 tackles and earning All-Sun Belt Conference honorable mention honors as a junior.
Ethington previously served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach for Marshall, beginning in the role in January of 2022. He worked with both the football and softball programs. Prior to Marshall, he was a strength and conditioning intern at Ohio State (2020-2021) and University of Maryland football (2019).

Transfer now incoming from Florida State:
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Following up my previous INsider, on Cincy four-star Elias Rudolph. Bearcats have work to do: https://cincinnati.rivals.com/news/rudolph-pushing-forward-with-10

Just awful what happened down the street at Paycor Stadium tonight. Even as I'm still decked out in my Bengals gear, it's hard to think about football at the moment. Our guy Sauce Gardner might have said it best:
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Looks like Bearcats have made another notable hire. According to FootballScoop, it’s Jack Griffith, who’s been in scouting for the New York Jets:

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UC just got outplayed in this one. HUGE rebounding disparity among other deficiencies. Temple closed the first half on a 17-2 run and the Bearcats never recovered:

I was honestly surprised he played in the bowl game and initially stayed. This one hurts the most by far:
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Anybody gonna be at the game tonight? Interested to see if Lahkin has the same success he's had against some lesser teams, now that we're getting into AAC play.
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Good relationship with Satterfield, but that's the only thing right now for UC since he hasn't been on campus. Bearcats hoping that will change this spring.

UC had a 17-point lead in the first half that slipped and cut down to 2, but Bearcats hung on: