EchoingEagle+FollowCincinnati hoops shake-up: Lineup changes ahead?Cincinnati basketball fans, things are getting real. After a tough loss to Clemson, Coach Wes Miller is hinting at major lineup changes as the Bearcats head into Big 12 play. With the team struggling to find offensive rhythm and key players underperforming, Miller’s ready to try new rotations—especially with Jizzle James bringing fresh energy off the bench. The Bearcats need a near-perfect conference run to keep their NCAA hopes alive. What do you think: Is it time for a bold overhaul, or should Miller stick with his core guys? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Bearcats #CincinnatiBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowBearcats’ big test: Can they outplay Clemson?Cincinnati fans, this Sunday’s showdown against Clemson is more than just another game—it’s a real gut check for the Bearcats. With Jizzle James back and making an instant impact, the team’s energy is up, but health remains a concern as key players are still battling injuries. To pull off a win in Greenville, UC needs to heat up from beyond the arc and keep Clemson’s offense in check. A victory here would be a huge Quad 1 boost heading into the new year. How confident are you in the Bearcats’ chances to upset the Tigers? #Sports #Bearcats #CincinnatiBasketball00Share
Theresa Boyd+FollowCincinnati girls hoops: Who’s rising fast?Greater Cincinnati girls basketball is heating up, and the Winton Woods Warriors are setting the pace with a 7-0 record and a defense that’s nearly impossible to crack. West Clermont’s Bella Swisshelm is lighting up the scoreboard, while Simon Kenton’s Lady Pioneers are steamrolling opponents by 23+ points a game. The Chadwell sisters at Milford are making waves, and Mount Notre Dame is jumping up the ranks with big halftime leads. With tournaments on the horizon, the next few weeks could shake up everything. Which team or player has surprised you most so far? #Sports #Basketball #CincinnatiBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowJizzle James’ return sparks Bearcats’ blowoutCincinnati fans got a show as the Bearcats steamrolled Alabama State 88-51, with Jizzle James making a big impact in his return—16 points, smooth shooting, and solid defense. Baba Miller stole the spotlight, though, dropping a career-high 26 points and 14 rebounds, dominating the paint and fastbreak. The team’s energy was contagious, finally clicking on offense and showing off their depth. With this kind of performance, the Bearcats look ready for tougher competition ahead. Can they keep this momentum going against Clemson? Let’s hear your thoughts on what this win means for the rest of the season! #Sports #Bearcats #CincinnatiBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowBearcats need a statement win tonightCincinnati fans, this is the last so-called 'easy' game on the Bearcats’ schedule, and it’s a must-win. After a rough start to the season and a tough loss to Georgia, the team faces Alabama State—one of the weakest defenses they’ll see all year. If the Bearcats can’t find their offensive rhythm at home tonight, it’s hard to see how they’ll compete in the Big 12. This is about more than just a win; it’s about proving they can deliver when it counts. How confident are you in this team turning things around? #Sports #Bearcats #CincinnatiBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowBearcats face tough test in AtlantaCincinnati hoops fans, the Bearcats are heading to Atlanta to take on Georgia, and this matchup is shaping up to be a real gut-check. With the team struggling offensively—ranking their lowest in five years under Wes Miller—every shot at the rim and free throw is going to matter. Georgia’s fast-paced style means Cincinnati will need to step up their game to keep up. Can the Bearcats turn things around and pull off an upset, or will offensive woes continue? Let’s hear your thoughts—what do you think it’ll take for the Bearcats to get back on track? #Sports #Bearcats #CincinnatiBasketball00Share
DiamondDingo+FollowCincinnati hoops: Wild finishes and breakout starsOpening week of Cincinnati boys high school basketball brought some jaw-dropping moments—like Ludlow’s nail-biting 70-69 win over Oyler, where Jaylen Stone exploded for 27 points. Winton Woods made a statement with transfer Isaiah Mack-Russell dropping 28 in his debut, while South Dearborn’s hot shooting kept their streak alive. These early games aren’t just about wins and losses—they’re setting the tone for the season and giving us plenty to talk about. Which team or player do you think will surprise us most this year? Let’s hear your picks and game-night stories! #Education #K12 #CincinnatiBasketball00Share
