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227's YouTube Chili'-ESPN-BCS-Cincinnati Bearcats football From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Cincinnati bearcats football) Jump to: navigation, search Cincinnati Bearcats football First season 1885 Athletic director Mike Thomas Head coach Butch Jones 1st year year, 0–0 (–) Home stadium Nippert Stadium Stadium capacity 35,098 Stadium surface FieldTurf Location Cincinnati, Ohio Conference Big East All-time record 547–541–51 (.503) Postseason bowl record 6–5–0 Claimed national titles 0 Conference titles 11 Heisman winners 0 Consensus All-Americans 1 Current uniform Colors Red and Black Fight song "Cheer Cincinnati" Mascot Bearcat Rivals Louisville Cardinals Miami Redhawks Pittsburgh Panthers Website gobearcats.com The Cincinnati Bearcats are a college football team that competes in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision and the Big East Conference. Contents [hide] 1 Conference Titles 2 Logos and uniforms 3 Trophy Games 4 Bowl Games 5 Current NFL Players 6 External links [edit] Conference Titles Year Conference Coach Record 1933 Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic Association Dana King 4-1-0 1934 Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic Association Dana King 3-0-1 1947 Mid-American Athletic Conference Ray Nolting 3-1-0 1949 Mid-American Athletic Conference Sid Gillman 4-0-0 1951 Mid-American Athletic Conference Sid Gillman 3-0-0 1952 Mid-American Athletic Conference Sid Gillman 3-0-0 1963 Missouri Valley Conference Chuck Studley 3-1-0 1964 Missouri Valley Conference Chuck Studley 6-2-0 2002 Conference USA Rick Minter 7-6-0 2008 Big East Conference Brian Kelly 11-3-0 2009 Big East Conference Brian Kelly 12-0-0 Conference Titles 11 [edit] Logos and uniforms Cincinnati's 2009 uniform combinations [edit] Trophy Games Keg of Nails - Louisville Cardinals River City Rivalry -
Pittsburgh Panthers Victory Bell - Miami RedHawks [edit] Bowl Games Year and bowl Winning team Losing team 1947 Sun Bowl Cincinnati 18 Virginia Tech 6 1949 Glass Bowl Cincinnati 33 Toledo 13 1951 Sun Bowl West Texas A&M 14 Cincinnati 13 1997 Humanitarian Bowl Cincinnati 35 Utah State 19 2000 Motor City Bowl Marshall 25 Cincinnati 14 2001 Motor City Bowl Toledo 23 Cincinnati 16 2002 New Orleans Bowl North Texas 24 Cincinnati 19 2004 Fort Worth Bowl Cincinnati 32 Marshall 14 2007 International Bowl Cincinnati 27 Western Michigan 24 2007 PapaJohns.com Bowl Cincinnati 31 Southern Miss 21 2009 Orange Bowl Virginia Tech 20 Cincinnati 7 2010 Sugar Bowl Florida 51 Cincinnati 24 [edit] Current NFL Players Connor Barwin - Defensive end, Houston Texans John Bowie - Cornerback, Oakland Raiders Brent Celek - Tight end, Philadelphia Eagles Trent Cole - Defensive end, Philadelphia Eagles Troy Evans - Linebacker, New Orleans Saints Andre Frazier - Linebacker, Pittsburgh Steelers Tyjuan Hagler - Linebacker, Indianapolis Colts Kevin Huber - Punter, Cincinnati Bengals Mike Mickens - Cornerback, Cincinnati Bengals Haruki Nakamura - Safety, Baltimore Ravens DeAngelo Smith - Cornerback, Detroit Lions Brandon Underwood - Cornerback, Green Bay Packers Mike Wright - Defensive lineman, New England Patriots Marshwan Gilyard - Wide Receiver, St. Louis Rams Tony Pike - Quarterback, Carolina Panthers [edit] External links Year-By-Year Record Team History - from official website Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati_Bearcats_football" Categories: Cincinnati Bearcats football | Sports clubs established in 1885 | Big East Conference football
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