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I do remember the old independent days of UC. We always had decent to good talent at the number ones but fell off greatly after that. We would hang tough with the big boy names for 2-3 quarters and then our starters would get injured. Then as the season went on, we would lose to teams that we should have beaten but UC was too injured at that point.
Cincinnati: When Scott Satterfield leads Cincinnati out of the tunnel Saturday, he'll be up against more than Eastern Kentucky. He's replacing Luke Fickell, the first Group of 5 coach to crash the College Football Playoff, who went 53-10 the last five seasons. He's working in 23 transfers and jump-starting an offense with just one returning starter. His quarterback, Emory Jones, is one of those new faces, in his sixth year after stops at Florida and Arizona State.
Satterfield, who arrives after a 25-24 stint at Louisville, will be trying to regain the magic that saw him win three straight conference titles at Appalachian State after leading the Mountaineers from FCS to FBS. He's taken a big leap before. But Oklahoma arrives in Week 4 for Cincinnati's first Big 12 game. Expectations are not high: The Bearcats were picked to finish 13th out of 14 teams in the preseason media poll.
"It's all new, you know?" Satterfield told ESPN. "New conference, new coaches and new players, we're all figuring each other out. So it's gonna be exciting and interesting. We'll see how it all unfolds." -- Dave Wilson
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