Receiver Mardy Gilyard has gotten to the point where he doesn’t worry about who’s throwing him the ball. He knows that no matter who’s running Cincinnati’s fast-paced offense, it’s going to run smoothly.

Linebacker Craig Carey made his first career interception, tucked the ball securely into the crook of his elbow and headed upfield, acting like he’d done his many times already.

One of the nation’s most potent offenses is spending way too much time on the bench.

The oldest college football rivalry west of the Allegheny Mountains is getting something new.

While Ohio State fans up in Columbus debate whether their team is the best in the Big Ten, folks down south are asking a much different question three games into the season: Who’s the best team in Ohio?

Pass. Run. Score. Blink. Do it again. In its season debut, Cincinnati’s offense was breathtaking.

Cincinnati will travel to Knoxville to face Tennessee in 2011 as part of a one-game deal.

The University of Cincinnati on Monday said football coach Brian Kelly has signed a contract extension, adding a year at nearly $1.5 million.

The Bearcats have hired Connecticut assistant Jamelle Elliott as the new women’s basketball coach.

When the coaches met near midfield for the traditional postgame handshake, Virginia Tech’s Frank Beamer threw both arms around Cincinnati’s Brian Kelly.

The University of Cincinnati is about to break ground on an indoor practice facility that football coach Brian Kelly negotiated in his agreement to stay on.