Aren't you glad Cinci is in our conference?

[nychoya3]

This school is an embarrassment. The program is completely out of control. Freshman Roy Bright expelled for carrying a gun on campus. Ugh. Maybe Syracuse demanded they join the BE so no matter what they did, Cinci would make them look good.

www.ucbearcats.com/sports/mbball/release.asp?release_id=3559

[1803]

It's amazing what a lot of these schools put up with in order to win and make money. Cincinnatti rarely graduates players, and for my money former Bearcat Art Long punching a police horse will always go down as the greatest meathead college athlete stunt ever. Huggins is a real peach, but the school likes selling the merchandise, and that is all that seems to matter.

[SirSaxa]

1803 said:

for my money former Bearcat Art Long punching a police horse will always go down as the greatest meathead college athlete stunt ever.

I thought that was MONGO in Blazing Saddles?

[bmack]

Yes I'm glad, because I'm a Hoya fan that lives in Ohio and can not wait to go to Cincy to see JT III and the fellas...........................

[nychoya3]

More trouble in Cinci-town. Huggins may be on his way out. Basically, it sounds like the president feels he's an embarrassment, while some of the big donors of course love him.

msn.foxsports.com/cbk/story/3608736

Cincinatti has great facilitiies and a strong tradition. Still, Huggins is very closely identified with the program, and losing him would entail a major blow, in the short term, to their ability to attract major recruits. He's a totally amoral jerk who personifies the dark side of college sports, but he's a hell of coach who kids want to play for. It should be interesting to see how this plays out. The president may be looking for reasons to give Huggy the boot, and the Bright incident could be justification enough.

[lichoya68]

have ANY of his players graduated since hes bee there... like ANYONE WOWOWO