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sports20h ago

Cincinnati announces 21 signees for the 2026 class, led by a four-star tackle Lance Dawson.
Dawson was kept in the class after a late push to flip him from West Virginia.
The class features heavy upfront talent with five offensive linemen and four defensive tackles.
Cincinnati has seven Georgia and five Ohio players in the class to bolster local talent.
The emphasis on the trenches reflects a plan to develop players amid veteran departures.
Transfer portal talent remains a key resource as Cincinnati aims to win nine games in 2026.
Satterfield described starting conversations with current players after their game as part of ongoing roster planning.
Cincinnati expects to learn its 2025 bowl destination soon as part of the program's timeline.
The release includes reminders to follow Bearcats Talk for more coverage and podcasts.
The signing class includes a mix of in-state and regional recruits to support local talent pools.

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sports18h ago

The transfer portal window for Cincinnati opens Jan. 2 and closes Jan. 16, moving activity from December and ending the spring period.
Backup offensive tackle Ethan Green has entered the transfer portal but will play in the Bearcats' bowl game.
On3’s Pete Nakos reported the portal entry for Cincinnati tackle Ethan Green.
Dakari Anderson, a redshirt freshman wide receiver, announced he will enter the transfer portal after limited game time this season.
The NCAA transfer portal tracker is being updated throughout the cycle with current Bearcats players entering the portal.
Dramatic changes frame Cincinnati Bearcats’ transfer activity in the Big 12 era.
Ethan Green recorded a 77 pass blocking grade over the past two seasons with significant playing time at right tackle.
Dakari Anderson thanked God and Cincinnati teammates while confirming portal plans.
The article is part of Bearcats Talk, providing updates, breakdowns, and related media like podcasts and YouTube content.

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TCU will not play in the Big 12 Championship Game in Arlington this weekend and instead faces potential post-season destinations.
The Liberty Bowl in Memphis is a leading possible destination for TCU, potentially against LSU or Tulane if scenarios align.
Choosing bowls depends on BYU’s result in the Big 12 title game, which could shift teams up or down the bowl ladder.
Other realistic bowls include the First Responder Bowl in Dallas and the Texas Bowl in Houston.
TCU’s 2016 Liberty Bowl appearance and 2002 victory highlight the program’s history in Memphis.
The analysis notes that a Group of 5 entrant could affect the mix if it loses its conference championship.
The article surveys multiple potential destinations, indicating the bowl picture remains fluid.
The article references BYU and Texas Tech's impact on the Big 12 bowl lineup after their conference title game.
The piece mentions a Memphis Liberty Bowl option linked to an SEC opponent like LSU.

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