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The 2022 Cincinnati Bearcats football team represents the University of Cincinnati during the 2022 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The Bearcats, members of the American Athletic Conference, play home games at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio. 2022 is the program's sixth season under head coach Luke Fickell.

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  • The 2022 Cincinnati Bearcats football team represents the University of Cincinnati during the 2022 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The Bearcats, members of the American Athletic Conference, play home games at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio. 2022 is the program's sixth season under head coach Luke Fickell. In September 2021, Cincinnati, Houston, and UCF accepted bids to join the Big 12. On June 10, the American Athletic Conference and the three schools set to depart from the league (Cincinnati, Houston, UCF) announced that they had reached a buyout agreement that will allow those schools to join the Big 12 Conference in 2023. The 2022 season will be the program's last season as a member of the AAC. (en)
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  • Pregame line: Arkansas by 6.5 • FPI odds to win: Arkansas 59.6% • Game summary: ESPN (en)
  • Pregame line: Cincinnati by 11.5 • Odds to win: Cincinnati 75.8% • Game summary: ESPN After defeating Indiana to complete their non conference slate, The Bearcats traveled west to open conference play at Tulsa. This was the Bearcats first visit to Tulsa since 2016, A 40-37 overtime loss to end the season. After a brief but ineffective opening drive, the Bearcats punted the ball to Tulsa. The defense wasted little time in showing that they were going to be factor and the Pace brothers were factors. 3 plays in to the Golden Hurricanes initial drive QB Davis Brin was hurried by LB Ivan Pace Jr. and tried to get a throw off to avoid a sack but the weak throw was intercepted by DeShawn Pace who weaved his way back 18 yards with the stolen loaf to score and give the Bearcats a 7-0 lead. Unfazed, the Golden Hurricane responded with a 14 play 79 yard drive to tie the game with a 2 yard run by Braylon Braxton. After an exchange of punts, the Bearcats went for the quick strike score as Ben Bryant found a wide open Tyler Scott for a 61 yard score on the first play of the first play of their 3rd possession. The Bearcats took a14-7 lead into 2nd quarter. After a 31 yard punt return by Ryan Montgomery set the Bearcats up in excellent field position inside the Tulsa 25, only 3 plays were needed before sophomore running back Corey Kiner busted up the middle nearly untouched on a 4th and 1 for a 19 yard scoring run. The Bearcats were now up two scores at 21-7. Despite Tulsa closing the gap back to 7 , The Bearcats added a 39 yard field goal by Ryan Coe at the halftime gun and took a 24-14 lead. Both teams exchanged 70+ yard touchdown drives on their initial possessions of the 3rd quarter. Tulsa’s Deneric Prince scoring his second touchdown from 2 yards out and Josh Wylie snagging a short pass from Ben Bryant on 4th down for a score to push the Bearcat lead back to 10 at 31-21. Neither team would score again, though the BlackCats defense came up with a critical stop inside its own 5 in the 4th quarter after Bryant was intercepted inside his own 25. The story though was the BlackCats defense who made life miserable for Tulsa QB Davis Brin, sacking him 10 times, and recording 11 sacks overall. Senior DL Jabari Taylor led the barrage with 2 ½ sacks with 9 other players registering sacks on Tulsa QB’s. The 31-21 win was the Bearcats 17th consecutive win over AAC opponents, gave the Bearcats an 18-17-2 lead in the overall series and their 4th straight over the Golden Hurricane. (en)
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  • Pregame line: Cincinnati by 3 • Odds to win: Cincinnati 60.1% • Game summary: ESPN Armed with a 18 game win streak in the American and coming off a needed bye week, the Bearcats traveled to Dallas for a matinee start with Southern Methodist. The Mustangs, another team that the Bearcats will not face as a conference rival going forward were eager to avenge a pair of thrashings in the previous 2 years. The teams exchanged punts on their initial drives and the Bearcats cashed in on the Mustangs first mistake of the day as Mustang QB Tanner Mordecai was intercepted on his own 10, the Bearcats could not move the ball in spite of excellent field position. Ryan Coe drilled a 30 yard field goal to open the scoring. After another exchange of punts, 2 by SMU 1 by the Bearcats. The Cincy offense finally cranked up with an 11 play 62 yard drive that chewed up 5:38. Highlighted by passes from Ben Bryant to Nick Mardner and Josh Whyle along with crisp runs by Charles McClelland and Corey Kiner, the latter a 22 yard scamper by the sophomore transfer from LSU to set the Bearcats up inside the Mustang 5, 3 plays later Ryan Montgomery crashing into the end zone from a yard out. The Bearcats held a 10-0 lead after 1 quarter of play. The Bearcats continued to put the pressure on, after another Mustang punt. McClelland burst through the line and sprinted 76 yards for a touchdown on the first play of the drive. The Bearcats looked to be in full command of the game up 17-0 early in the 2nd quarter. The Mustangs got on the board after a failed Bearcat attempt to go for it on 4th and short near midfield, needing but 2 plays to crack the scoreboard after trashing the Bearcats secondary for a 43 yard completion to Jodran Kerley, TJ McDaniel scampered into the end zone from 3 yards out. Undaunted the Bearcats again drove a good portion of the field, again chewing up clock and again putting points on the board this time a 25 yard field goal. The Mustangs had a ready answer to the Bearcats score driving 77 yards in 13 plays with Mordecai finding Kerley in the end zone to cut the Bearcats lead to 6 at 20-14 at the half. In the 3, the Bearcats increased their lead from 6 to 9 to 12 to 15 with short effective drives culiminating in Coe field goals after Mustang punts after SMU was stopped on downs late in the 3rd , the Bearcats went on another time consuming drive and Coe lined up for his team record 6th field goal attempt having already set the record for made field goals in a game with 5. Unfortunately, Coe’s attempt was blocked and the energized Mustangs raced down field on a 62 yard drive culminating in backup QB Preston Stone completing a 16 yard touchdown pass to RJ Maryland on 4th and 14 from the 16. Cutting the Bearcat lead to 8 at 29-21. The Bearcats could not run out the clock and again had to punt. The Mustangs again raced downfield on their subsequent possession aided by 3 costly penalties. Tyler Lavine scored from a yard out to narrow the score to 29-27 and the Gerald J Ford Stadium crowd were sure that their homecoming would be saved in overtime. The Bearcats had other ideas breaking up a pass for the tying two-point conversion to keep the score the same. The Bearcats recovered the ensuing onside kick attempt and were able to run out the clock to hang on to a narrow 29-27 win. The win extended the Bearcats conference win streak to 19 and their winning streak against the Mustangs to 3. Bryant finished with 200 yards passing, and McClleland rushed for 129 yards. With this being his 54th win, Luke Fickell moved into the all time coaching wins lead at Cincinnati, surpassing the 53 tallied by Rick Minter from 1994-2003. Fickell notched the record in only his 70th game coaching the Bearcats. (en)
  • Pregame line: Cincinnati by 28 • FPI odds to win: Cincinnati 97.9% • Game summary: ESPN Off of their season opening road loss to Arkansas, the now unranked Bearcats returned home for their season opener against FCS opponent Kennesaw State. The Bearcats came into the game with a 27 game win streak, and winners of 21 consecutive home openers but entered the contest wary of the Owls, who came into the game ranked 18th and feature a triple option rushing attack, similar to AAC foe Navy. The game started inauspiciously as starting QB Ben Bryant got blasted on a sack on the first play from scrimmage and the Bearcats went three and out on their first offensive series while the Owls moved the ball methodically down the field on their opening drive, the Bearcats were flagged for roughing the kicker and failed to recover a fumble on this drive. The Owls got to the Bearcat 32 and attempted to take the lead on a 49 yard field goal attempt, that attempt was blocked by Deshawn Pace and recovered by Eric Phillips who returned the ball 22 yards. The Bearcats offense went to work and 4 plays later, Bryant found TE Josh Whyle in the end zone for a touchdown, the score being Whyle’s 13th of his career and 3rd straight home opener score. After a short Owls drive, the Bearcats took possession again and crafted an 11 play 71 yard drive that crossed into the 2nd quarter. Bryant finding TE Leonard Taylor from 9 yards out to take a 14-0 lead. After the Owls failed to convert a 4th and short, the Bearcats need only 4 plays to find the end zone again, with Tyler Scott making a nifty juke to shake a would be tackler and racing into the end zone from 21 yards out to increase the lead to 21-0. Other than a fumble by freshman RB Myles Montgomery, the rest of the quarter was uneventful. The Owls did manage to notch a score with a 30 yard field goal. The Bearcats went to the half up 21-3. The Owls took the kickoff to start the second half and its second play of the drive proved disastrous Owls QB Jonathan Murphy tried to run the option but got hit from behind by Ivan Pace, Murphy fumbled and the ball was batted into the arms of Jabari Taylor who rumbled 23 yards with the stolen loaf for the score. The score was now 28-3 and fast turning into the expected rout. Charles McClelland scored on the next Bearcat offensive possession to make it 35-3, and senior QB Ja’Von Hicks picked off a wobbly Xavier Shepherd pass and raced back 45 yards for a touchdown to make the score 42-3. Coach Fickell got as many players into the game as possible with LSU transfer Corey Kiner scoring from 12, backup QB Evan Prater running for a 44 yard score, and Montgomery atoning for his earlier fumble with an electrifying 76 yard run for to close the scoring. The Owls did manage a short run for a score but the game had long been decided with the Bearcats winning their 28th straight home game at Historic Nippert Stadium with a 63-10 win. The Bearcats rolled up 525 yards on offense and the BlackCats defense held the Owls to 166 yards rushing breaking a 73 game streak dating back to 2015 of rushing for 175 yards or better. The Owls averaged 278 yards rushing in 2021. The 63 points matched a point total high in the Fickell era matching the 63 points scored against Alabama A&M in 2018. Bryant threw for 3 scores, and Montgomery led all rushers with 106 yards. (en)
  • Pregame line: Cincinnati by 5 • Odds to win: UC 66.9% • Game summary: After a less than aesthethically pleasing but needed bounce back win over Navy, the Bearcats geared up for a Nipp at Night battle against East Carolina. The Pirates came to Cincy looking for their first win against the Bearcats since 2017 and first win in Cincinnati since 2001. Despite the Bearcats recent dominance in the series having won the last 4, the Bearcats still trailed in the overall series 13-12. With a rowdy Ruckus student section providing a noisy soundtrack to the evening, the Bearcats and Pirates started slow, exchanging punts on their initial drives. The Pirates pinning the Bearcats at their own 9 after their punt. The Bearcats second drive ended in disastrous results, after a short gain by Charles McClelland, Bearcats QB Ben Bryant dropped back to pass and in trying to evade a Pirate blitz retreated to the end zone where he was trapped by Pirate defenders Jeremy Lewis and Elijah Morris. Bryant was brought down in the end zone for a safety and a stunned Nippert crowd saw the Pirate take a 2-0 lead. On the subsequent possession following the free kick, the Pirates grinded out an 11 play drive that culminated in a Andrew Conrad to increase their lead to 5-0. The lead would be short lived as on the ensuing kickoff, the Bearcats Jaden Thompson fielded the kick at the goal line and after breaking a pair of tackles at the 20 found an alley of blockers and weaved his way to the sideline where he outraced the Pirate kick coverage team to the endzone for an electrifying 100 yard kickoff return to give the Bearcats a 7-5 lead. The shaken Pirates tried to answer with a grinding drive of their own, but the drive stalled at the Bearcat 28 and Conrad’s 45 yard field goal attempt to give the Pirates the lead was no good. The Bearcats took possession off the miss and after 5 plays, Bryant connected with Tre Tucker who eluded the Pirate defense en route to a 55 yard touchdown score to extend the Bearcat lead to 14-5 . After a pair of Pirate punts sandwiched around a Ben Bryant interception. The Bearcats found themselves starting a drive at their own 24, and wasted no time with Bryant connecting with Tyler Scott on a 76 yard pass play that further extended the lead to 21-5. The Pirates fought their way back with a quick score of their own, stunning the Bearcats with Horton Ahlers connecting with CJ Johnson deep down the right side with a 72 yard touchdown pass to cut the Bearcat lead to 21-12. The Bearcats answered the Pirates score with an 11 play 49 yard drive and Ryan Coe hitting a 37 yard field goal to push the lead back to 12 at 24-12 going into the half. The Pirates opened the second half with an impressive 9 play 79 yard drive capped off with a 2 yard scoring run by Keaton Mitchell to cut the Bearcat lead to 24-19. The Bearcats offense suddenly went ice cold, going three and out on their next two drives. The Pirates again put together a solid drive, the key play being a targeting foul on Byron Threatts on a hit to Mitchell that set the Pirates up on the 15 and disqualified Threatts from the game. Ahlers hit Jaylen Johnson on his only catch of the night a 15 yard corner pattern into the end zone and suddenly the Bearcats were trailing 25-24, it stayed at that score when the defense broke up the attempted 2 point conversion and for the first time since playing Ohio in 2018 the Bearcats were behind in the 4th quarter. The Bearcats strung together a decent drive, it stalled but Mason Fletcher pinned the Pirates at their own 3 despite giving up an initial 23 yard run the BlackCats defense stiffened and the Pirates only got a 31 yard punt to the Bearcats 40. Stringing together a solid drive, the Bearcats pushed downfield stalling only inside the Pirate 5 where Ryan Coe connected on a 21 yard field goal to give the Bearcats back the lead at 27-25. The Pirates would have 3 more shots to take the lead, punting after the first, losing the ball on downs at the Bearcat 46 and one desperate play where a failed lateral ended the game deep inside Pirate territory. The Bearcats eked out a 27-25 win that improved their record to 8-2, kept them in a 3 way tie for first place in the American at 5-1, extended the country’s 2nd longest home win streak to a school record 32 games and leveled the all time series with the Pirates at 13 wins a piece (en)
  • Pregame line: Cincinnati by 18.5 • Odds to win: UC 93.7% • Game summary: ESPN After the humbling defeat in Orlando. The Bearcats returned home to Nippert Stadium, to face the US Naval Academy. Played under a gray brooding cloudy yet warm afternoon. The Bearcats looked to get back into winning form but faced a difficult to prepare for triple option offense from Navy. The Bearcats took an early lead on a pair of field goals from Ryan Coe, but seemed unable to assert their will over a dogged and determined Naval Squad that continued to grind at the Bearcats with their running game to chew up massive amounts of time. The Bearcats were able to crack the Naval defensive code midway through the 2nd quarter when Ben Bryant connected with Tyler Scott on a 38 yard touchdown pass. The Midshipmen scored their first ever points at Nippert Stadium on a 28 yard field goal by Daniel Davies, after having his first attempt blocked earlier in the quarter. The Bearcats went to halftime up 13-3. The Bearcats extended their lead to 20-3 on their first offensive series of the 2nd half following a Midshipmen three and out. Bryant again finding Scott on a deep ball from 27 yards out. Though the Midshipmen were able to answer with a 16 play 75 yard drive that finally got them to the end zone. That would be all the scoring for the day, for either team as both defenses blunted any and all scoring drives and the Bearcats were able to slug through a less than aesthetically pleasing but effective 20-10 win. Ben Bryant had an efficient 25-35 for 299 and the two touchdown passes to Tyler Scott who had 10 catches for 139 yards. Though the Bearcats were outrushed 201-87 they managed to hold the Midshipmen to 15 first downs and only were gashed once for a run longer than 20 yards. The win improved the Bearcats to 7-2 and 4-1 in the American. The win also extended the school record home winning streak at Nippert to 31 (en)
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  • ;First quarter * Arkansas – KJ Jefferson 15 yard rush, Cam Little kick ;Second quarter * Arkansas – Trey Knox 5 yard pass from KJ Jefferson, Cam Little kick ;Third quarter * Cincinnati – Cory Kiner 5 yard rush, Ryan Coe kick * Arkansas – Jadon Haselwood 19 yard pass from KJ Jefferson, Cam Little kick * Cincinnati – Nick Mardner 35 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 26 yard field goal * Arkansas – Cam Little 32 yard field goal ;Fourth quarter * Arkansas – Trey Knox 32 yard pass from KJ Jefferson, Cam Little kick * Cincinnati – Leonard Taylor 15 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick (en)
  • ;First quarter * Cincinnati – Deshawn Pace 18 yard interception, Ryan Coe kick * Tulsa – Braylon Braxton 2 yard rush, Zack Long kick * Cincinnati – Tyler Scott 61 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick ;Second quarter * Cincinnati – Corey Kiner 19 yard rush, Ryan Coe kick * Tulsa – Deneric Prince 8 yard rush, Zack Long kick * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 39 yard field goal ;Third quarter * Tulsa – Deneric Prince 2 yard rush, Zack Long kick * Cincinnati – Josh While 2 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick ;Fourth quarter (en)
  • ;First quarter *ECU SFT 09:30 SAFETY Bryant Tackled in End Zone, :39 2-0 ECU *ECU FG 3:14 Andrew Conrad 47 Yd Field Goal 11 plays, 48 yards, 6:16 5-0 ECU *CIN TD 2:57 Jadon Thompson 100 Yd Kickoff Return :17 7-5 UC ;Second quarter *CIN TD 11:34 Tre Tucker 55 Yd pass from Ben Bryant 6 plays, 72 yards, 1:44 14-5 UC *CIN TD 7:34 Tyler Scott 76 Yd pass from Ben Bryant 1 play, 76 yards, 0:11 21-5 UC *ECU TD 6:03 C.J. Johnson 72 Yd pass from Holton Ahlers 3 plays, 75 yards, 1:31 21-12 UC *CIN FG 1:48 Ryan Coe 37 Yd Field Goal 11 plays, 49 yards, 4:15 24-12 UC ;Third quarter *ECU TD 10:06 Keaton Mitchell 4 Yd Run 9 plays, 79 yards, 4:54 24-19 UC *ECU TD TD 2:02 Jaylen Johnson 15 Yd pass from Holton Ahlers 6 plays, 68 yards, 2:35 25-24 ECU ;Fourth quarter *UC FG 9:42 Ryan Coe 21 Yd Field Goal 10 plays, 57 yards, 2:51 27-25 UC (en)
  • ;First quarter * UCF – Colton Boomer 26 yard field goal * UCF – RJ Harvey 26 yard run, Colton Boomer kick ;Second quarter * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 33 yard field goal * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 33 yard field goal ;Third quarter * UCF – Josh Cellscar Safety * Cincinnati – Josh Whyle 14 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick ;Fourth quarter * UCF - Isaiah Bowser 3 yard run, 2-point pass failed * Cincinnati – Ryan Montgomery 39 yard run, 2-point pass good * UCF – RJ Harvey 17 yard run, Colton Boomer kick (en)
  • ;First quarter *CIN TD 1:19 Tre Tucker 42 Yd pass from Ben Bryant 4 plays, 66 yards, 1:08 UC 7-0 ;Second quarter *CIN TD 14:54 Ryan Montgomery 14 Yd Run 3 plays, 26 yards, 0:44 UC 14-0 *CIN FG 9:55 Ryan Coe 28 Yd Field Goal 9 plays, 28 yards, 2:54 UC 17-0 *TEM FG 8:24 Camden Price 43 Yd Field Goal 6 plays, 50 yards, 1:31 UC 17-3 ;Third quarter *CIN FG 7:22 Ryan Coe 37 Yd Field Goal 8 plays, 23 yards, 3:25 UC 20-3 ;Fourth quarter *CIN FG 14:40 Ryan Coe 24 Yd Field Goal 12 plays, 74 yards, 5:29 UC 23-3 (en)
  • ;First quarter * Miami – Mac Hippenhammer 36 yard pass from Avon Smith, Graham Nicholson kick * Miami – Graham Nicholson 36 yard field goal * Cincinnati – Charles McClelland 2 yard run, Ryan Coe kick ;Second quarter * Miami – Jack Coldiron 2 yard pass from Avon Smith, Graham Nicholson kick * Cincinnati – Corey Kiner 1 yard run, Ryan Coe kick * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 26 yard field goal * Cincinnati – Nick Mardner 10 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick ;Third quarter * Cincinnati – Tyler Scott 41 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick ;Fourth quarter * Cincinnati – Charles McClelland 15 yard run, Ryan Coe kick (en)
  • ;First quarter * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 30 yard field goal * Cincinnati – Ryan Montgomery 1 yard rush, Ryan Coe kick ;Second quarter * Cincinnati – Charles McClelland 74 yard run, Ryan Coe kick * SMU – TJ McDaniel 9 yard run, Collin Rogers kick * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 25 yard field goal * SMU – Jordan Kerley 1 yard pass from Tanner Mordecai, Collin Rogers kick ;Third quarter * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 50 yard field goal * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 44 yard field goal * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 31 yard field goal ;Fourth quarter * SMU – RJ Maryland 16 yard pass from Preston Stone, Collin Rogers kick * SMU – Tyler Levine 1 yard run, 2-point failed (en)
  • ;First quarter * Cincinnati – Josh Whyle 17 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick ;Second quarter * Cincinnati – Leonard Taylor 9 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick * Cincinnati – Tyler Scott 21 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick * Kennesaw State – Nathan Robertson 40 yard field goal ;Third quarter * Cincinnati – Jabari Taylor 23 yard fumble recovery, Ryan Coe kick * Cincinnati – Charles McClelland 5 yard run, Ryan Coe kick * Cincinnati – Ja'Von Hicks 45 Interception return, Ryan Coe kick ;Fourth quarter * Cincinnati – Corey Kiner 12 yard run, Ryan Coe kick * Kennesaw State – Preston Daniels 4 yard run, Ryan Coe kick * Cincinnati – Evan Prater 44 yard run, Ryan Coe kick * Cincinnati – Myles Montgomery 76 yard run, Ryan Coe kick (en)
  • ;First quarter * Cincinnati – Ryan Coe 24 yard field goal * Indiana – Charles Campbell 27 yard field goal * Cincinnati – Tyler Scott 75 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick ;Second quarter * Cincinnati – Tre Tucker 5 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick * Indiana – Josh Henderson 19 yard pass from Connor Bazelak, Charles Campbell kick * Cincinnati – Tyler Scott 34 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick * Cincinnati – Tyler Scott 32 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick * Cincinnati – Dominique Perry 14 yard fumble recovery, Ryan Coe kick ;Third quarter * Indiana – Shaun Shivers 2 yard pass from Connor Bazelak, Charles Campbell kick ;Fourth quarter * Indiana – Shawn Shivers 47 yard rush, Charles Campbell kick * Cincinnati – Corey Kiner 1 yard rush, Ryan Coe kick (en)
  • ;First quarter * South Florida – Brian Battie 22 Yd Run, Spencer Shrader Kick * South Florida – Spencer Shrader 21 yard field goal * Cincinnati – Jadon Thompson 28 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick ;Second quarter * Cincinnati – Nick Mardner 14 yard pass from Ben Bryant, Ryan Coe kick * South Florida – Xavier Weaver 9 yard pass from Gerry Bohanon, Spencer Shrader kick ;Third quarter * Cincinnati – Charles McClelland 1 yard run, Ryan Coe kick ;Fourth quarter * South Florida – Xavier Weaver 16 yard pass from Gerry Bohanon, Spencer Shrader kick * Cincinnati – Charles McClelland 1 yard run, Ryan Coe kick (en)
  • ;First quarter *CIN 13:08 Ryan Coe 47 Yd Field Goal 5 plays, 46 yards, 1:52 UC 3-0 *CIN 5:04 Ryan Coe 27 Yd Field Goal 14 plays, 60 yards, 6:03 UC 6-0 ;Second quarter *CIN 7:12 Tyler Scott 38 Yd pass from Ben Bryant 12 plays, 87 yards, 5:01 UC 13-0 *USNA 1:55 Daniel Davies 28 Yd Field Goal 9 plays, 54 yards, 5:17 UC 13-3 ;Third quarter *CIN 9:51 Tyler Scott 27 Yd pass from Ben Bryant 8 plays, 98 yards, 2:57 UC 20-3 *USNA 1:14 Maasai Maynor 1 Yd Run 16 plays, 75 yards, 8:37 UC 20-10 ;Fourth quarter NONE (en)
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  • The 2022 Cincinnati Bearcats football team represents the University of Cincinnati during the 2022 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The Bearcats, members of the American Athletic Conference, play home games at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio. 2022 is the program's sixth season under head coach Luke Fickell. (en)
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