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2022 PRESEASON JOHN MACKEY AWARD WATCH LIST: LEONARD TAYLOR, CINCINNATI,...Taylor, a fifth-year senior, had his best season with 28 catches for 268 yards and four touchdowns, all career-highs. The Springfield, Ohio, native also broke out with four receptions for 70 yards and a fourth-down touchdown in the win at No. 9 Notre Dame. Taylor has also recorded a catch in a team-best 24-straight games dating back to the 2020 opener. - Cincinnati Football

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TE Leonard Taylor, Cincinnati
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07/25/22 - Josh Whyle, rSr/2023, Cincinnati, 6-7, 248 (DS#10 TE) + More +

2022 PRESEASON JOHN MACKEY AWARD WATCH LIST: JOSH WHYLE, CINCINNATI,...Whyle, also a fifth-year senior from Cincinnati's La Salle HS, had 25 catches for 320 yards and six touchdowns (second on the team) last season. He scored five touchdowns over a four-week span from Oct. 23 - Nov. 12, including career-highs of two scores at Navy and five catches at South Florida. The 2020 PFF Third-Team All-American also blocked a punt in the UCF win. - Cincinnati Football

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TE Josh Whyle, Cincinnati
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07/18/22 - Ivan Pace Jr., Sr/2023, Cincinnati, 5-11, 222 (DS#6 ILB) + More +

2022 WALTER CAMP PRESEASON SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN: LB Ivan Pace, Jr. (Cincinnati),...Entered the NCAA transfer portal after helping Miami (Ohio) University's Frisco Bowl win over North Texas Joins his brother, Deshawn, as a Cincinnati Bearcat. That sets up a 2022 Bearcat linebacker corps with siblings that previously slammed together at Colerain High School. At Miami, Pace collected Mid-American Conference Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2021 from Pro Football Focus and All-MAC First Team honors after leading the conference and ranking 10th in the nation with 125 tackles. Pace had an NCAA-record-tying six sacks in a win over Akron in 2019. He will get to team with is younger brother Deshawn Pace, who led the Bearcats with four interceptions and finished with 94 tackles and 9.5 TFLs during his sophomore season. He earned honorable mention All-AAC honors for 2021. - Cincinnati Football

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ILB Ivan Pace Jr., Cincinnati
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06/10/22 - Evan Prater, rSr/2025, Cincinnati, 6-4, 202 (DS#999 WR) + More +

The American Athletic Conference announced an agreement Friday with Cincinnati, Houston and UCF that paves the way for the schools to join the Big 12 in 2023. The three schools announced in September they had accepted invitations to join the Big 12, which moved quickly to a rebuild its membership after Texas and Oklahoma revealed they planned to join the Southeastern Conference in 2025. Along with the addition of BYU in 2023, the Big 12 is set to be a 14-team conference for two years.

The American requires its members give more than two years' notice before they can leave the conference, plus a $10 million exit fee. The AAC said its remaining members agreed to terminate the memberships of Cincinnati, Houston and UCF, effective July 1, 2023. Terms were not disclosed. American Commissioner Mike Aresco thanked the leadership of the departing schools for arriving at a "sensible resolution." All three institutions enjoyed tremendous success under the American Athletic Conference banner, and all three were instrumental in taking the conference "to great heights, both athletically and academically," Aresco said. "We wish them the best and look forward to having them compete in our conference in 2022-23." - AP College Football

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WR Evan Prater, Cincinnati
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05/09/22 - Joe Royer, rSr/2026, Cincinnati, 6-4, 255 (DS#3 TE) + More +

Poised for a 2022 standout season: TE Joe Royer, redshirt freshman. The 6-foot-5, 245-pound Royer was name-checked by QB C.J. Stroud as a possible breakout player. The Buckeyes bring back just one experienced tight end, so Royer will get a long look. He caught two passes, including a 24-yard touchdown, in the spring game. - AP College Football

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TE Joe Royer, Cincinnati
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05/05/22 - Emory Jones, rSr/2024, Cincinnati, 6-2, 203 (DS#29 QB) + More +

The Arizona State Sun Devils football team added another quarterback to its roster on Thursday in Florida transfer Emory Jones. Jones announced his commitment via Twitter. He also visited ASU last month, according to Arizona Sports' John Gambadoro. The former fifth-ranked dual-threat quarterback out of high school spent the last four seasons at Florida. Jones is coming off of a 2021 campaign in which he threw for 2,734 yards and 19 touchdowns on 64.7% passing while throwing 13 interceptions.

He also led the team with 759 rushing yards on 143 attempts to go along with four scores en route to a 6-7 season for the Gators. Jones also marks the sixth quarterback on the roster behind Alabama transfer Paul Tyson, redshirt sophomore Daylin McLemore, redshirt junior Trenton Bourguet, redshirt freshman Finn Collins and true freshman Bennett Meredith. - ArizonaSports.com

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QB Emory Jones, Cincinnati
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05/05/22 - Arquon Bush, rSr/2023, Cincinnati, 6-0, 187 (DS#30 CB) + More +

After producing two 2021 All-American cornerbacks in Gardner and Jim Thorpe Award-winner Bryant (college football's top defensive back), Cincinnati could have another in Bush. The 6-foot, 190-pound senior is expected to be one of the top defenders in the American Athletic Conference in 2022. Bush enters this season with career totals of 84 tackles, 17 pass breakups and seven interceptions. - Cincinnati Enquirer

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CB Arquon Bush, Cincinnati
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05/05/22 - Leonard Taylor, rSr/2023, Cincinnati, 6-5, 249 (DS#20 TE) + More +

The 6-foot-5-inch, 260-pound Springfield, Ohio, native is back for a graduate season after a breakout 2021 campaign where he posted career-highs in catches (28), yards (274) and touchdowns (four). Taylor is expected to be an integral part of first-year offensive coordinator Gino Guidugli's plans in 2022. - Cincinnati Enquirer

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TE Leonard Taylor, Cincinnati
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05/05/22 - Javon Hicks, rSr/2023, Cincinnati, 6-1, 205 (DS#33 FS) + More +

The Bearcats have had four safeties drafted in Fickell's five seasons as head coach. Hicks could be the fifth. The 6-foot-2-inch, 205-pound Colerain High School product will use the additional year of eligibility due to the COVID-19 pandemic and suit up for his fifth season at Cincinnati in 2022. Hicks started all 14 games last season alongside 2022 third-round pick Bryan Cook and has 29 career starts. - Cincinnati Enquirer

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FS Javon Hicks, Cincinnati
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04/21/22 - Corey Kiner, Sr/2025, Cincinnati, 5-09, 209 (DS#32 RB) + More +

With the news that former Ohio Mr. Football Corey Kiner is coming home to play for the Cincinnati Bearcats, fans and experts took to social media to give their opinion. Kiner, a Roger Bacon High School grad who is transferring to UC from LSU, was named Mr. Football in 2020. He will immediately become a candidate for the starting running back job after running for 324 yards and two touchdowns for the Tigers last season. Along with Wyoming High School grad Evan Prater at quarterback, the Bearcats now have the possibility of starting two Mr. Football winners in the backfield. Prater won the award in 2019. - Cincinnati Enquirer

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RB Corey Kiner, Cincinnati
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04/20/22 - Corey Kiner, Sr/2025, Cincinnati, 5-09, 209 (DS#32 RB) + More +

LSU sophomore running back Corey Kiner entered the NCAA transfer portal, he announced Monday morning. Kiner received first-team reps at times this spring before recently suffering a high ankle sprain, coach Brian Kelly said. The injury could have sidelined Kiner for two-to-three weeks, but he still appeared on track to have a role in LSU's offense. "I would like to start a new chapter in my life and explore my options to continue my career as a student-athlete elsewhere," Kiner wrote in a thank you note on Twitter. Kiner, a former four-star recruit from Cincinnati, Ohio, rushed for 324 yards and two touchdowns on 79 carries as a backup last season. He often displayed a blend of physicality and speed at 5-foot-9 and 217 pounds, giving him a low center of gravity to spin off tacklers. Entering the transfer portal will let other schools contact Kiner. He's expected to have plenty of options. In high school, Kiner also held offers from Cincinnati, Florida and Kentucky, among others. Even without Kiner, LSU has a full running back room. Coaches have raved about senior John Emery Jr., who has from a minor ankle sprain, and they'll add Penn State transfer Noah Cain this summer. - Baton Rouge Advocate

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RB Corey Kiner, Cincinnati
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02/28/22 - Trevor Radosevich, rSr/2024, Cincinnati, 6-3, 306 (DS#45 C) + More +

2021 SECOND TEAM ALL-IVY LEAGUE (COACHES): Trevor Radosevich, Penn (Sr., OL - Englishtown, N.J.),...Radosevich was a mainstay on the offensive line in 2021, starting all 10 games at center. Dating back to 2019, he has started the last 20 games in the trenches in for the Red and Blue. Radosevich anchored an offensive line that averaged more than 125 rushing yards per game. - Pennsylvania Football

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C Trevor Radosevich, Cincinnati
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12/22/21 - Ivan Pace Jr., Sr/2023, Cincinnati, 5-11, 222 (DS#6 ILB) + More +

2021 ALL-MAC FIRST TEAM (COACHES): Linebacker - Ivan Pace Jr. Miami,...The Mid-American Conference announced its all-conference team, with nine members of the Miami University football team being honored. Jack Sorenson, Kameron Butler and Ivan Pace Jr. were first-team All-MAC. The Cincinnati, Ohio, native is tops on the team with 116 tackles and finished the year with 13.0 tackles for loss, 4.0 sacks, three pass breakups, one interception and a forced fumbled on the MAC's top defensive unit. - Miami (OH) Football

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ILB Ivan Pace Jr., Cincinnati
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12/16/21 - Joey Beljan, rSr/2025, Cincinnati, 6-3, 235 (DS#999 TE) + More +

2021 ALL-CONFERENCE USA HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): TE: Joey Beljan, RS So., WKU,...WKU Football had 10 selections to the All-Conference USA Teams, as selected by the league's 14 head coaches, it was announced Tuesday. The 10 total representatives ranked second in the league to UTSA (11), while the Hilltoppers' six on the First Team tied with the Roadrunners for most. In the rest of the C-USA East Division, Marshall had seven total players on the First and Second Teams, Middle Tennessee had five, FIU had three and Old Dominion had one, while Charlotte and Florida Atlantic had zero. - Western Kentucky Football

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TE Joey Beljan, Cincinnati
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12/09/21 - Coby Bryant, rSr/2022, Cincinnati, 6-1, 193 (DS#11 CB) + More +

2021 PAYCOM JIM THORPE AWARD WINNER: Coby Bryant, Cincinnati,...Led by Bryant, a fifth-year senior playmaker, the Bearcats have emerged as the top pass defense in the nation, ranking first nationally in pass efficiency defense (94.92), second in opponent completion percentage (52.8%), second in passing yards allowed (155.5) and third in interceptions (16). The Cleveland, Ohio, native has three interceptions and 11 pass breakups to go along with three forced fumbles in 2021. He ranks fifth in the nation in passes defended (14) and his 45 career passes defended ranks second among active players. - Cincinnati Football

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CB Coby Bryant, Cincinnati
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