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The Bearcats are on the prowl, they will be back in prime they were under Bob Huggins. The come in ranked #26 in the nation and will compete for a Big East title this year. The Cats are back on the nation's radar.
-The Bearcats have one of the most highly talented recruiting classes coming in, led by Lance Stephenson out of New York City. There he set state and city records for points scored.
The Cats are returning All Big East performers in Sr. Deonta Vaughn and All Big East Fr. Yancy Gates from last year's squad who went 18-14 and fell apart towards the tail end of last year's season.
They have added depth at both the guard and big man position and have gained a lot of experience from last's year's run.
The Conference has lost stars to the NBA such as Dejuan Blair, Haseem Thabeet, and Jonny Flynn therefore giving the Bearcats a better chance at competeing within the conference.
The Cats are returning All Big East performers in Sr. Deonta Vaughn and All Big East Fr. Yancy Gates from last year's squad who went 18-14 and fell apart towards the tail end of last year's season.
They have added depth at both the guard and big man position and have gained a lot of experience from last's year's run.
The Conference has lost stars to the NBA such as Dejuan Blair, Haseem Thabeet, and Jonny Flynn therefore giving the Bearcats a better chance at competeing within the conference.
Although I am not the biggest Cincinnati basketball fan, you do put up a valid argument. The returning players sound promising and well experienced to take the team far. Unfortunately it will take more than one or two players to take your Bearcats far in the championship at the end of the season. So I will have to admit, there are a few other teams I would pick to win it all. But since you are in my class, I will put the Bearcats in my Elite Eight this year.
ReplyDeletesounds like the Bearcats have a chance this year. As long as they all work together and focus on a game at time anyone has a chance in the tourny. There experience is what will pay off a weak schedule doesn't help any team either!
ReplyDeleteThe Big East is way too tough, you have too consider that last year, normal basketball conferences were down. The big east took advantage of that and put in 8 teams. the SEC, put in two, that wont happen again, they will take bids away this with UK rising all the way to a top 5 team, and SC and UTENN the big east is too competetive, UCinn would have to beat one of those elite schools at the top and make a huge run in argualbaly the toughest post season conference tournament. And Yes those top teams lost players but lets be real, those teams just reload, programs like UC have a good team ever 5-6 because they have to build in the in between years, they have a better chance in football this year
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