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Washington Post
2 days ago
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- Washington Post
Dean Curley's HR, 4 RBIs help Tennessee beat Cincinnati 10-6
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Dean Curley had four RBIs, including a solo homer, Andrew Fischer added two doubles and three RBIs and host Tennessee beat Cincinnati 10-6 on Saturday night at the Knoxville Regional. Tennessee (45-16), the defending national champion, can clinch a berth in the super regionals for the fifth consecutive season with a victory Sunday over the winner between the No. 3 seed Bearcats and second-seeded Miami of Ohio, which lost to Cincinnati 11-6 on Friday.
Yahoo
2 days ago
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- Yahoo
Dean Curley's HR, 4 RBIs help Tennessee beat Cincinnati 10-6
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Dean Curley had four RBIs, including a solo homer, Andrew Fischer added two doubles and three RBIs and host Tennessee beat Cincinnati 10-6 on Saturday night at the Knoxville Regional. Tennessee (45-16), the defending national champion, can clinch a berth in the super regionals for the fifth consecutive season with a victory Sunday over the winner between the No. 3 seed Bearcats and second-seeded Miami of Ohio, which lost to Cincinnati 11-6 on Friday. Gavin Kilen had four hits and scored three runs for the Volunteers. Marcus Phillips (4-4) gave up three runs on four hits with four walks and eight strikeouts across six innings. Brandon Arvidson came on with runners at second and third with two out in the ninth and struck out pinch-hitter Kory Klingenbeck for his first save of the season. Curley hit a two-run single off Bearcats starter Kellen O'Connor (3-3) in the first inning and added a home run in the third inning that made it 3-0. Jack Natili answered in the home half with an RBI single and Cal Sefcik's sacrifice fly made it a one-run game. Kilen tripled in the fourth inning and then scored on a groundout by Fischer, whose two-RBI double sparked a four-run sixth that gave Tennessee an 8-2 lead. Manny Marin's two-run single in the ninth made it 10-2. Christian Mitchelle hit a solo home run for Cincinnati (33-25) in the seventh inning. Quinton Coats and Sefcik each had an RBI in the ninth to cap the scoring. ___ AP college sports:
Associated Press
2 days ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Dean Curley's HR, 4 RBIs help Tennessee beat Cincinnati 10-6
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Dean Curley had four RBIs, including a solo homer, Andrew Fischer added two doubles and three RBIs and host Tennessee beat Cincinnati 10-6 on Saturday night at the Knoxville Regional. Tennessee (45-16), the defending national champion, can clinch a berth in the super regionals for the fifth consecutive season with a victory Sunday over the winner between the No. 3 seed Bearcats and second-seeded Miami of Ohio, which lost to Cincinnati 11-6 on Friday. Gavin Kilen had four hits and scored three runs for the Volunteers. Marcus Phillips (4-4) gave up three runs on four hits with four walks and eight strikeouts across six innings. Brandon Arvidson came on with runners at second and third with two out in the ninth and struck out pinch-hitter Kory Klingenbeck for his first save of the season. Curley hit a two-run single off Bearcats starter Kellen O'Connor (3-3) in the first inning and added a home run in the third inning that made it 3-0. Jack Natili answered in the home half with an RBI single and Cal Sefcik's sacrifice fly made it a one-run game. Kilen tripled in the fourth inning and then scored on a groundout by Fischer, whose two-RBI double sparked a four-run sixth that gave Tennessee an 8-2 lead. Manny Marin's two-run single in the ninth made it 10-2. Christian Mitchelle hit a solo home run for Cincinnati (33-25) in the seventh inning. Quinton Coats and Sefcik each had an RBI in the ninth to cap the scoring. ___ AP college sports:
Associated Press
3 days ago
- General
- Associated Press
Cincinnati breaks out to big lead against Wake Forest ace Blake Morningstar in 11-6 win in Knoxville
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Cincinnati jumped on Wake Forest ace Blake Morningstar for eight runs in the first two innings and went on to beat the Demon Deacons 11-6 in the Knoxville Regional on Friday. The Bearcats (33-24), in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2019 and second time since 1974, will play defending national champion Tennessee or Miami (Ohio) in a winner's game Saturday. Wake Forest (36-21) plays the loser in an elimination game. Cincinnati's Quinton Coats and Derrick Pitts each hit two-run homers in the second inning and Donovan Ford went deep for two more runs in the fifth to make it 10-4. Nathan Taylor allowed five runs on seven hits and four walks in six innings, his eighth start this season that has gone that far, and he struck out seven for Cincinnati. Adam Buczkowski and Michael Conte combined to give up one run on three hits over the last three innings. Morningstar, who entered the game second in the Atlantic Coast Conference with a 2.71 ERA, was tagged for 10 runs in 4 1/3 innings. He surrendered nine hits and six walks and struck out seven. Freshman Dalton Wentz homered twice, and Marek Houston and Jack Winnay also went deep for the Demon Deacons, who have multiple homers in 47 of their 57 games. ___ AP college sports:
Yahoo
4 days ago
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- Yahoo
Cincinnati Bearcats football non-conference kickoff times announced
University of Cincinnati Bearcats football fans now have kickoff times for the two non-conference games scheduled at Nippert Stadium in September. The Saturday, Sept. 6 game vs. Bowling Green State and the Saturday, Sept. 13 game vs. Northwestern State will both be at 3:30 p.m. Both games will be televised on ESPN+. Advertisement The Bearcats haven't played Bowling Green since Rick Minter's first coach year in 1994. The Falcons shut out UC 38-0 that night. Northwestern State last visited Nippert in Tommy Tuberville's first season in 2013 with UC prevailing 66-9. Fans hoping for a "Nipp at Night" experience will have to wait to see how the Big 12 season shakes out in terms of TV coverage. Last season, UC's only Nippert Stadium night game was the season finale 20-13 loss in the snow to TCU. Cincinnati Bearcats mascot leads the student section in a cheer in the second quarter of the game between UC and the Pittsburgh Panthers at Nippert Stadium last Sept. 7. UC's non-conference home kickoff times for 2025 were announced May 29. UC football season starts in Kansas City Before the Bearcats return to Nippert Stadium, they'll be at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium against Nebraska at 9 p.m. (Eastern) on ESPN. It will be a Thursday night primetime showdown between the Big 12 and Big 10. Military planes flyover as fireworks are fired before the first quarter during the AFC championship NFL football game between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Kansas City Chiefs, Sunday, Jan. 30, 2022, at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. UC is technically the home team in Kansas City even though Nebraska is considerably closer and will likely scoop up tickets. Either way, the Bearcats are slated to receive 75% of ticket sales with capacity at Arrowhead being 76, 416. Advertisement The game was brokered by an Arrowhead group who persuaded UC to move the game from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, paying the buyout fee. UC Chief Financial Officer and Senior Associate Athletic Director John Daniel said last fall the move allowed UC Athletics to essentially double their money with the financial move. And, UC will stay have seven home football games. Tickets for the Cincinnati Bearcats and Nebraska Cornhuskers in Kansas City can be purchased at For the rest of UC's schedule at Nippert Stadium go to This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Here are kickoff times for Cincinnati Bearcats non-conference games
