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State Of The Cincinnati Bearcats
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Chuck Walter and Eric Lilly break down the state of the Cincinnati Bearcats basketball program and look ahead to their stretch of winnable games.
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Chuck Walter and Eric Lilly break down the state of the Cincinnati Bearcats basketball program and look ahead to their stretch of winnable games.
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
UC loses again. Destroyed on the glass. Missed free throws. It's bad, really bad. Eric Lilly and Nick Niehaus vent about the loss to Utah and take callers. Check us out on YouTube and Instagram.
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
Bearcats commit Shon Abaev has been named to the McDonald's All-American game, the first Bearcat since Lance Stephenson. Chuck and Houdini react to the news and all things Bearcats. Subscribe to our show on YouTube! Call-In shows after each and every game. The Cincinnati Bearcats' basketball program finds itself in a perplexing situation. Just three weeks ago, the team was ranked and riding high. Now, their NCAA tournament chances have plummeted to a mere 3%. It's a stark reminder of how quickly fortunes can change in college basketball. Despite the on-court struggles, there's a silver lining for Bearcats fans. Shon Abaev, the program's first McDonald's All-American signee since Lance Stephenson, was officially named to the prestigious team. This marks a significant recruiting win for Cincinnati, as Abaev is considered one of the top prospects in the country. The current state of the team, however, is far from ideal. The Bearcats have looked increasingly worse with each game, regardless of venue or opponent's defensive strategy. The lack of answers on the court is concerning, especially considering the talent on the roster. One glaring issue is the isolation-heavy play of Jizzle James. While talented, James rarely scores off assisted baskets, limiting the team's offensive flow. This style of play stands in stark contrast to the successful offenses of past Cincinnati teams under Wes Miller, which featured players like Landers Nolley who could actually shoot. Miller's coaching has come under scrutiny. With a 6-32 record in Quad 1 games and an 0-10 record in Quad 1 home games, the results speak for themselves. The team's regression from last season is particularly alarming, with multiple 20+ point losses already this year. The upcoming game against Utah offers a potential reprieve, but it's clear that a single win won't solve the underlying issues. The Bearcats need a significant turnaround to salvage their season and restore faith in Miller's leadership. Looking ahead, Abaev's arrival next season provides hope. His offensive prowess and length could be the spark Cincinnati desperately needs. However, placing such high expectations on an 18-year-old freshman is a risky proposition. For more insights and a deeper dive into the Bearcats' struggles and future prospects, tune into the Chatterbox Bearcats podcast for this and much more. Other Topics in Today's Chatterbox Bearcats Podcast: • The impact of John Newman's departure on team chemistry • Comparison of current roster to successful past Cincinnati teams • Discussion on Wes Miller's contract situation and future with the program…
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
1 Game 19: BYU Blasts Cincinnati Bearcats 80-52, Toughness And Leadership Questioned After Bearcats Quit 48:07
The Cincinnati Bearcats suffered a crushing defeat against BYU, losing 80-52 in what can only be described as a disappointing performance. As a long-time Bearcats fan, it's hard to watch this team struggle so mightily, especially given the high expectations we had coming into the season. Wes Miller's coaching has come under scrutiny, and rightfully so. The team's inability to break down BYU's zone defense was particularly frustrating. It seemed like the players were lost on the court, unable to execute any semblance of an offensive game plan. This isn't just a one-off performance; it's been a recurring theme throughout the season. The shooting woes continue to plague the Bearcats. Outside of Simas, who hit four three-pointers, the team shot an abysmal 1-for-16 from beyond the arc. Jizzle James, in particular, has struggled with his shot, often forcing up ill-advised attempts that have little chance of going in. What's most concerning is the lack of progress we've seen from this team. With a roster full of experienced players and highly-touted recruits like Dillon Mitchell, we expected to see significant improvement. Instead, we're witnessing a team that looks worse than last year's squad. The defensive effort, which has been a hallmark of Cincinnati basketball for years, was non-existent against BYU. Allowing a team to shoot 62% from three-point range is unacceptable for any program, let alone one with Cincinnati's defensive pedigree. As we look ahead to the rest of the season, it's hard to find many positives. The upcoming game against Utah feels like a must-win, but given our recent performances, it's difficult to be optimistic. The Madsen twins, former John Brannen recruits, will be looking to exact some revenge against their old program. While it's easy to get caught up in the negativity, we must remember that this is still a young season. There's time for the team to turn things around, but it will require significant adjustments from both the coaching staff and players. For more insights and a deeper dive into the Bearcats' struggles, tune into the Chatterbox Bearcats podcast for this and much more. Other Topics in Today's Chatterbox Bearcats Podcast: • Analysis of individual player performances • Discussion on potential roster changes and recruiting needs • Comparison to past Cincinnati teams and their struggles • Fan reactions and calls from listeners…
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
1 Why The Cincinnati Bearcats' Rebounding Is A Growing Concern This Season 1:00:00
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1:00:00The Cincinnati Bearcats basketball team suffered a tough loss against Texas Tech, leaving fans and analysts questioning the team's performance and future prospects. As we dissect the game, it's clear that rebounding and three-point shooting were major factors in the defeat. The rebounding issue has become a persistent problem for the Bearcats, especially on the offensive end. Texas Tech dominated the glass, securing 10 offensive rebounds compared to Cincinnati's mere three. This disparity not only gave the Red Raiders extra possessions but also demoralized our team at crucial moments. Three-point shooting continues to be a glaring weakness for Cincinnati. While we outshot Texas Tech in overall field goal percentage (52% to 45%), our inability to connect from beyond the arc proved costly. The Red Raiders seemed to hit every crucial three-pointer, particularly towards the end of the first half when they couldn't miss. One bright spot in the game was the performance of Jizzle James, who kept us competitive and prevented the game from becoming a blowout. However, the lack of consistent scoring from other key players like Dan Skillings Jr. and Simas Lukosius is concerning. The loss has reignited discussions about the team's identity and the need for an "alpha" player – someone who can take over games and strike fear into opponents. We haven't had a player of that caliber since Jarron Cumberland, and it's showing in our results against top-tier competition. Looking ahead, we face a crucial road test against BYU on Saturday. The Cougars present a unique challenge with their size, three-point shooting, and rebounding prowess. BYU ranks second in the country in defensive rebounding, which could spell trouble for our already struggling offensive rebounding. To have a chance against BYU, we'll need to improve our perimeter defense and find ways to create open looks from three-point range. The elevation in Utah will be a factor, and our depth will be tested against a BYU team that regularly rotates 9-11 players. Despite the recent setbacks, it's important to remember that we're not a bad team – we're just not elite. We're beating the teams we should beat and losing to the ones we're expected to lose to. However, as a program with a rich history of success, fans are understandably growing restless with our current level of performance. For more insights and a deeper dive into the Bearcats' performance and upcoming challenges, tune into the Chatterbox Bearcats podcast for this and much more. Other Topics in Today's Chatterbox Bearcats Podcast: • The impact of NIL money on player motivation and competitiveness • Comparing Cincinnati's trajectory in the Big 12 vs. staying in the AAC • Potential former Bearcats who could still have eligibility under new rules…
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
The Cincinnati Bearcats suffered a tough loss at home, falling to the Texas Tech Red Raiders 81-71. This defeat puts Cincinnati on the outside looking in when it comes to NCAA Tournament bubble discussions as we enter the late portions of January. Despite shooting 51% from the floor, the Bearcats were outmatched on the glass, with Texas Tech dominating the offensive rebounds 10-3. This disparity in second-chance opportunities proved to be a crucial factor in the game's outcome. The loss is particularly frustrating given that Cincinnati was touted as a strong rebounding team coming into the season. However, they were thoroughly outplayed in that aspect of the game in their own gymnasium. Offensive Struggles and Defensive Lapses While the Bearcats' offense showed flashes of brilliance, their defensive identity seemed to vanish. Texas Tech shot an impressive 12-31 from beyond the arc, exposing Cincinnati's perimeter defense. This is especially concerning given that the Bearcats entered the game ranked second in the nation in three-point defense. The first half saw Texas Tech put up 42 points, with Cincinnati struggling to contain their hot shooting. Despite this, the Bearcats managed to keep the game close, trailing by only four at halftime. However, the second half saw Texas Tech continue their sharp shooting, pulling away as Cincinnati's offense cooled off. The inability to string together stops and capitalize on offensive opportunities ultimately doomed the Bearcats. Looking Ahead This loss puts Cincinnati in a precarious position, with their NCAA Tournament hopes hanging in the balance. The team now faces a crucial stretch of games, including road contests against BYU and Utah, which have suddenly become must-win situations. The Bearcats will need to regroup quickly and address their defensive issues if they hope to turn their season around. With limited opportunities for quality wins remaining on the schedule, every game becomes increasingly important. For more insights and a deeper dive into the Bearcats' performance against Texas Tech, tune into the Chatterbox Bearcats podcast for this and much more. Other Topics in Today's Chatterbox Bearcats Podcast: • Analysis of individual player performances • Discussion on Wes Miller's coaching and future with the program • Comparison of Cincinnati's current struggles to past successful seasons SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW ON YOUTUBE!…
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
Nick Niehaus and Eric Lilly bring you the midweek show. Now, here's an AI written Summary of what can be expected in this show. Sue us. After starting 0-4 in Big 12 play, our Cincinnati Bearcats have bounced back with two straight wins. While victories over Colorado and Arizona State were much-needed, the real test comes Tuesday night when we host Texas Tech. These past two games have shown flashes of what this team can be. Against Arizona State, we built a 16-point lead and held on for a 7-point win. It wasn't always pretty, but we're seeing improvement in key areas. C.J. Fredrick's return from injury provided a spark off the bench. Though his stat line was modest (6 points in 16 minutes), his presence opened things up offensively. When he's on the floor, defenses have to account for his shooting ability. We're still struggling from three-point range as a team (22% vs ASU), but our transition offense looked much improved. We outscored the Sun Devils 25-2 in fast break points, a huge factor in the win. Defensively, we remain elite - currently ranked 7th nationally by KenPom. If we can continue to create turnovers and get out in transition, it takes pressure off our half-court offense. Now comes our biggest test yet - a home date with Texas Tech. The Red Raiders are 13-4 overall and 4-2 in Big 12 play. They're coming off an impressive win over Arizona and sit 12th in KenPom's rankings. Tech is a balanced team, ranking 10th offensively and 35th defensively. They're led by J.T. Topping, who's nearly averaging a double-double (16 points, 9 rebounds). Their roster is filled with transfers from mid-major programs who have gelled quickly. This game feels like a potential turning point for our season. A win would be our first signature victory and silence some of the doubters. A loss would undo much of the goodwill from the past two games. We have some advantages to exploit. Texas Tech is undersized compared to us, so dominating the glass will be crucial. They're also on short rest after playing Saturday, while we've had an extra day to prepare. Ultimately, this is a chance to prove we belong among the Big 12's best. We're overdue for a statement win at home. If we can play with the same energy and execution we've shown the past two games, we have a real shot at the upset. The Bearcats need to play desperate, win 50/50 balls, and take advantage of our size edge inside. Do that, and we might just send a message to the rest of the conference on Tuesday night.…
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
1 Game 17: Cincinnati Bearcats Make History with First Big 12 Streak! Cats Beat ASU Sun Devils 67-60 44:54
The Cincinnati Bearcats have notched their first two-game Big 12 winning streak in the regular season, defeating Arizona State 67-60 in a gritty performance. While the game wasn't always pretty, it showcased the team's resilience and ability to grind out a victory when it matters most. Several players stepped up to contribute to the win. Dillon Mitchell led the charge with 14 points, while Simas Lukosius added 10. Jizzle James broke out of his recent slump, putting up 11 points, and Dan Skillings chipped in with 12. This balanced scoring attack is exactly what the Bearcats need to compete in the tough Big 12 conference. One of the key factors in the victory was Cincinnati's dominance in transition. The Bearcats outscored Arizona State 25-2 in fast break points, highlighting their ability to capitalize on turnovers and push the pace. This aggressive style of play could be a game-changer for Cincinnati as they look to make a push in the conference standings. Defensively, the Bearcats continue to impress. Currently ranked as the 8th best defense in the country, Cincinnati's hard-nosed approach is becoming their identity. This defensive prowess will be crucial as they face tougher opponents in the coming weeks. Looking ahead, the Bearcats face a significant test against Texas Tech. A win against the Red Raiders could potentially vault Cincinnati back into the NCAA Tournament conversation. With their current record of 12-5 (2-4 in conference play), the Bearcats are on the bubble, listed as one of the "First Four Out" according to recent bracketology predictions. The team's recent success has breathed new life into their season. If they can maintain this momentum and continue to improve offensively while relying on their stout defense, the Bearcats could make a serious run in the latter half of the season. For more insights and a deeper dive into the Cincinnati Bearcats' recent performances and future outlook, tune into the Chatterbox Bearcats podcast for this and much more. Other Topics in Today's Chatterbox Bearcats Podcast: • Analysis of individual player performances against Arizona State • Discussion on the team's offensive struggles and potential solutions • Breakdown of upcoming Big 12 matchups and their implications for Cincinnati's tournament hopes Subscribe to Chatterbox Bearcats on YouTube and follow us on Instagram!…
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
The Cincinnati Bearcats held on down the stretch for a 68-62 win over Colorado. Chuck Walter and Hudson Klauke react to the Bearcats first conference win of the season, and whether the win impressed them in the slightest. Subscribe to Chatterbox Bearcats on YouTube.
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
Nick Niehaus and Eric Lilly offer an in-depth preview of the Cincinnati Bearcats' upcoming away game against the Colorado Buffaloes. They delve into the pivotal players and critical matchups, analyzing how these elements could influence the game's outcome. Additionally, they assess the current condition of the Bearcats' program, spotlighting the hurdles head coach Wes Miller must overcome following a tough stretch of four consecutive defeats. Be sure to subscribe to Chatterbox Bearcats wherever you get your audio podcasts. The fellas go live on YouTube as the horn sounds for every football and basketball game, then follow with the most entertaining and unfiltered Bearcats show on the planet. Be sure to subscribe to Chatterbox Sports and turn on notifications so you don't miss the LIVE show. FULL EPISODE ON YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfYfeCCxeDY OTHER CHATTERBOX PROGRAMING: Off The Bench: https://otbthombrennaman.podbean.com/ Chatterbox Bengals: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/chatterbox-bengals-a-cincinnati-bengals-nfl-podcast/id1652732141 Chatterbox Reds: https://linktr.ee/chatterboxreds Dialed In with Thom Brennaman: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjPJjEFaBD7VLxmcTTWV0ubHu_cSFdEDU Chatterbox Man on the Street: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ye-HjJdmmQ&list=PLjPJjEFaBD7V0GOh595LyjumA0bZaqwh9&pp=iAQB FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cboxsports Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cboxsports/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CBoxSports Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cboxsports GET CBOX GEAR: Chatterbox Store: www.chatterboxsports.com/store…
Chuck Walter and Eric Lilly break down the state of the Cincinnati Bearcats basketball program and look ahead to their stretch of winnable games.
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
The Cincinnati men's basketball team trailed by one point late, but No. 11 Kansas scored 14 straight points to pull away down the stretch to win, 54-40, on Saturday at Fifth Third Arena. The Bearcats (10-5 overall, 0-4 Big 12) were led by junior forward Dillon Mitchell (10 points) and post Arrinten Page, who scored nine points and grabbed seven rebounds in 14 minutes off the bench. Kansas was led by center Hunter Dickinson, who had a double-double with 14 points and 12 boards. The Jayhawks improved to 12-3 overall and 3-1 in the conference. Mitchell's jumper with 7:33 left made the score 38-37, but Kansas responded with the game-defining run en route to victory. Consecutive paint baskets by Kansas center Hunter Dickinson and Shakeel Moore put the Jayhawks ahead 42-37. KU guard Zeke Mayo made a layup and then intercepted a Day Day Thomas pass and found Moore for an alley-oop dunk that extended the lead to 46-37. Mayo made another jumper and Kansas forward KJ Adams drilled two free throws to cap the run and give the visitors a 52-37 lead with 1:34 left. Cincinnati's dry spell ended when reserve forward Josh Reed made a 3-pointer at the 1:15 mark. Reed (five points) combined with Page and guards CJ Fredrick and Thomas to give the Bearcats a spark off the bench. UC held a 16-10 edge in that category. Cincinnati led 25-24 at halftime thanks to 18 points in the paint, including eight from Mitchell. Cincinnati started the game on an 8-2 run with Mitchell skying for an alley-oop dunk for the game's first points. The Bearcats led by as many as seven in the first half after junior wing Dan Skillings Jr. scored five straight points to put UC in front 21-14 seven minutes before the break. Mitchell's one-handed slam extended Cincinnati's lead to 25-20, but Kansas' KJ Adams made a layup, and AJ Storr hit two free throws, cutting the Bearcats' lead to 1 at the half. FROM WES MILLER "Needless to say, it's been disappointing couple of weeks, there's no doubt about that. Every part of our team and our program feels that disappointment, I thought our guys came out and played with the kind of energy and the kind of effort and the kind of approach that we should expect, and they played to our standard in that way, coming out of the gates, I was proud of that fight. They've responded well this week to a really disappointing game at Baylor because we didn't have that and I'm proud of that. I'm proud of the way they've stuck together, proud of the way that they're working. I'm proud of the way that they care. "We didn't make enough plays in the second half. At the end of the first half, and second half, we didn't make enough plays to get over the home tonight. It certainly was frustrating, because some of the mistakes that we made felt very controllable. Not only did they hurt us from converting offensively, they let the baskets on the other end, and that's where the game gets away from you. The offensive board for Kansas. What was a little frustrating there to start the second half, and at times, because we get them to miss, and we couldn't clear some defensive rebounds. Again, the way we finished the first half and some of those aspects of the second half, I'm very well aware of it. There's a little on it for us right now. We're not making shots and we're not converting. Well, even if we do get easy shots, it'll come off. We'll find our offensive rhythm again. We'll find our swagger again offensively." Dillon Mitchell on the message within the team “I think it's just all the little things and we have to stay together. I told the team the other day that we have 16 games left in the conference. I don't even think we've played that many games so far. There's still a lot of season left, and I think we just got to continue to stay together and keep working hard every day in practice, and then translate, bring what we do at practice to the game. It’s all the little details that we work on. I mean, there's so much basketball left, and we trust the coaches and trust each other. We know the shots are going to start to fall and when they do, everything's going to open up for us. We just have to continue to lock in, stay focused on the details and stay together. That is the biggest thing. It's all about the 15 other guys in that locker room and all the coaches. That's all that matters. There's a lot of basketball left. We just have to keep fighting and we will respond.” UP NEXT Cincinnati hits the road on Wednesday to face Colorado in Boulder, Colo., at 9 p.m. ET. The game will be televised on ESPN+. The Bearcats return to Fifth Third Arena next Saturday, Jan. 18, to host Arizona State at 2 p.m. on CBS Sports Network.…
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
1 Wes Miller On The Hot Seat? Cincinnati Bearcats Lose Three Straight Big 12 Games, Host Kansas Next 1:01:30
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1:01:30Nick Niehaus and Eric Lilly host the Chatterbox Bearcats Midweek Show and talk about the status of Wes Miller's job as head coach of the Cincinnati Bearcats basketball team. Listen to the crew break down the brutal stretch of losses against Kansas State, Arizona, and Baylor. The Bearcats have another tough one as they host #11 Kansas at Fifth Third Arena. Can the Bearcats avoid a 0-4 start in the Big 12? Subscribe to the show on YouTube.…
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
Reaction the UC's 68-48 loss at Baylor, dropping the Cats to 0-3 in the Big 12.
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
The lack of home court advantage once again comes through, as Cincinnati falls to 0-2 in the Big 12 with a loss to Arizona. The Bearcats were booed off the floor in the first half, following a frame where they only dished out four assists as a team. However, the Cats fought hard in the second half to turn a 19-point deficit into a tie game with under a minute to go. Chuck Walter and Hudson Klauke express frustration with Wes Miller's offensive schemes. They debate Miller's future and the team's NCAA tournament prospects. Join the community on Instagram and YouTube @Chatterbox Bearcats.…
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Chatterbox Bearcats | Cincinnati Bearcats Podcast
In this episode of Chatterbox Bearcats, hosts Nick Niehaus and Eric Lilly preview the upcoming Arizona game and introduce the inaugural "Chatties" awards. They discuss key players to watch in the Arizona matchup, including Caleb Love and Toby Awaka. The hosts then present awards for categories such as Player of the Year, Most Improved Player, and Comeback Player of the Year, reflecting on standout moments from Cincinnati's basketball and football seasons. Subscribe to Chatterbox Bearcats on YouTube and Instagram.…
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