The September slate has ended and as desired, the Cincinnati Bearcats are 4-0 after their 31-26 victory over beforehand unbeaten Kansas State in entrance of 37,562 followers at Nippert Stadium.
Those from Manhattan, Kansas, who discounted the undersized horseshoe that’s Nippert Stadium discovered why UC has gained 41 of 57 “Nipp at Night” matchups since 2006.
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“Unbelievable ambiance,” UC quarterback JC French IV stated. “I’ve by no means been part of something like that earlier than and I’m proud to name it our residence stadium.”
French threw 37 fewer passes than Kansas State’s Avery Johnson, however accomplished 62% to Johnson’s 60% and had a greater quarterback score at 193.5 to 115.7 for the long-locked Wildcat.
Cincinnati Bearcats quarterback JC French IV (4) throws a move within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
More importantly, French is 1-0 within the Big 12 and 4-0 general behind UC’s offensive line. He threw 43 passes towards the Miami RedHawks, however simply 13 towards Kansas State. If the run recreation’s on, French is simply nice and so are his “pancake friends” up entrance. With Gi’Bran Payne operating for 126 yards and Cole Tabb for 124 and three scores, the recipe was clear.
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“There’s no larger feeling than seeing them hit the outlet,” sort out Joe Cotton stated of UC’s tandem terrors. “We needed to put on them (Kansas State) out as quickly as doable.”
Said Kansas State coach Collin Klein, “We knew the battle of the road of scrimmage was going to win the sport, and we had been on the improper facet of that.”
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Cincinnati Bearcats huge receiver Malachi Henry (9) catches a landing move as Kansas State Wildcats cornerback Kaleb Patterson (7) chases him within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cincinnati Bearcats huge receiver Malachi Henry (9) catches a landing move as Kansas State Wildcats cornerback Kaleb Patterson (7) chases him within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats operating again Joe Jackson (4) is tackled by Cincinnati Bearcats huge receiver Malachi Henry (9) within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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A parachuter flying the American Flag parachutes into the stadium through the National Anthem earlier than the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cincinnati Bearcats take the sphere earlier than the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cincinnati Bearcats coloration guard performs earlier than the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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A Cincinnati Bearcats band majorette performs earlier than the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cincinnati Bearcats band performs earlier than the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cincinnati Bearcats band performs earlier than the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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A Cincinnati Bearcats dance crew member waives pomp pomps earlier than the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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A Cincinnati Bearcats dance crew member waives pomp pomps earlier than the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cheerleaders sing alongside to the Cincinnati Bearcats Alma Mater music earlier than the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats linebacker Darien Whitaker (6) tackles Cincinnati Bearcats quarterback JC French IV (4) within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson (2) palms of within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson (2) runs for a primary down within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson (2) throws a move within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cincinnati Bearcats security MJ Cannon (2) makes an attempt to tackles Kansas State Wildcats huge receiver Derrick Salley Jr. (15) within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats huge receiver Derrick Salley Jr. (15) runs down discipline as Cincinnati Bearcats security Jasper Beeler (18) goes to sort out him within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson (2) is tackled within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats cornerback Kaleb Patterson (7) knocks the ball away from Cincinnati Bearcats huge receiver JV Gibson (11) within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cincinnati Bearcats operating again Gi’Bran Payne (6) is run out of bounds by Kansas State Wildcats security Logan Bartley (10) within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cincinnati Bearcats quarterback JC French IV (4) throws a move within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats linebacker Mekhi Mason (4) tackles Cincinnati Bearcats operating again Cole Tabb (3) within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cincinnati Bearcats quarterback JJ Miller (22) tackles Kansas State Wildcats operating again Joe Jackson (4) within the first quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson (2) runs the ball within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats tight finish Will Anciaux (80) is checked out by coaching workers within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson (2) throws a move within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson (2) runs the ball within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats operating again Rodney Fields Jr. (20) avoids a sort out try by Cincinnati Bearcats inside linebacker Simeon Coleman (31) within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats operating again Rodney Fields Jr. (20) scores a landing as Cincinnati Bearcats cornerback Jacob Finley (0) and Kansas State Wildcats security Ja’Son Prevard (3) try and cease him within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Kansas State Wildcats operating again Rodney Fields Jr. (20) reacts after scoring a landing within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Cincinnati Bearcats operating again Cole Tabb (3) stiff arms Kansas State Wildcats linebacker Gabe Powers (35) within the second quarter of the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Grading Cincinnati Enquirer prediction on UC Bearcats, Kansas State
Outcome: Selfishly, we’ll take half some extent, for the reason that overwhelming majority of prognosticators took Kansas State. The unfold was near correct as Kansas State’s late rating made it a five-point benefit, albeit for the house crew.
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Until the three:28 mark of the fourth quarter, the prediction was good, however UC’s switch operating again from Stanford hit the Tabb-ulator to place UC at 31 factors. Tabb now has six touchdowns up to now two video games.
A strong prediction was that the Bearcats would have over 200 dashing yards.
Outcome: With 126 yards, it was a career-best for Payne, whose solely disappointment was being caught by former La Salle High teammate Koy Beasley to finish his 53-yard run. Payne now has surpassed 100 in three of his 4 video games as a Bearcat. It was additionally a career-high for Tabb with 124 yards, six yards higher than his 118 yards towards Florida State whereas at Stanford final season.
UC gashed the Wildcats 271 yards to 155 on the bottom.
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Finally, a not-so-solid prediction was UC would sack Avery Johnson and report an interception
Outcome: Johnson proved elusive and UC did not sack him, nor report an interception. They did have three tackles for loss and Antwan Peek Jr. compelled a fumble, which appears to be a typical theme this season.
“I do know if we get a turnover, then it should give the offense extra momentum,” Peek Jr. stated. “That’s simply our mindset for the complete protection. To be sincere, simply looking for a solution to get that ball out, and it should result in some success.”
1. Cincinnati Bearcats are 4-0, is it ticker-tape parade time?
The final 4-0 begin was in 2021, which ended with an undefeated yr till the College Football Playoff semifinal matchup with Alabama.
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Overreaction: So, making CFP reservations could also be a bit optimistic. It is Scott Satterfield’s first crew to begin 4-0 and he is had some double-digit win years in his profession. The apparent factor to know is there are 4 Top 25 groups forward within the subsequent eight video games. The crew would not need to repeat one other late-season collapse, so that you’re more likely to hear some “one recreation at a time” quotes within the close to future.
2. Dual-threat for UC Bearcats means tandem tailbacks
Dual-threat is normally a time period for quarterbacks and is normally how a Satterfield offense rolls. For the report, French has run for 164 yards in 4 video games, which places him on tempo to beat his career-high of 315 set at Georgia Southern final season.
His finest guess has been handing the ball to both Gi’Bran Payne or Cole Tabb.
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Overreaction: The two-back system labored with Tawee Walker and Evan Pryor at instances final yr, however not higher than what Payne and Tabb have carried out. Tabb has an eye-popping 11.1 yards per carry common and Payne is having his finest school season since transferring from Notre Dame with a 7.2 common. Tabb leads the landing tally 6-2, however each are vocal supporters of the opposite.
“My thoughts form of goes clean,” Tabb stated of his scores. “It’s form of a second nature, but it surely’s trusting the blokes and the place they’ll be. Trusting the combos to go to the linebackers and whether or not they’re operating them by or reducing them off, I appear to get in place to do a giant reduce and get a management.”
3. Is UC Bearcats protection giving up too many factors?
Fans had been fidgety when UC allowed Miami University 28 first-half factors final week and 31 for the sport, despite the fact that UC gained. In the Sept. 26 evening recreation at Nippert, Kansas State had 26. It was a season-low for them, however early on, it regarded like Johnson and firm would possibly rack up 30-plus.
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Overreaction: One factor being seen that was not final yr is the power of defensive coordinator Woody to make changes. UC walloped Miami 28-3 within the second half Sept. 19 and got here again from a 17-10 deficit to beat Kansas State. Even within the non-conference video games, they’ve made changes. Even although they did not flip Johnson over, they contained him sufficient to foil the Wildcats.
“Our defensive workers does an excellent job of constructing changes at halftime,” Satterfield stated. “We have carried out it in all 4 video games. In the second half, you return and have a look at that since you get an thought about what they’re attempting to do offensively. But, the place do we have to tweak it? What do we have to do? You have time at halftime to sit down down, sit the blokes down, and say, here’s what we’re going to do.”
A parachuter flying the American Flag parachutes into the stadium through the National Anthem earlier than the NCAA soccer recreation between the Cincinnati Bearcats and Kansas State Wildcats at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
Grades from Cincinnati Bearcats win vs. Kansas State
Cincinnati
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▪ Overall: B+
Had the Bearcats utilized foot-to-neck after going up 31-20, this could be an A. Instead, issues oddly change on the finish of video games. The upside? It saved followers of their seats and well-schooled Cincinnati followers ought to know that many leads aren’t as comfy as they seem.
▪ Offense: A
While throwing simply 13 instances is not enjoyable in video video games, in big-boy soccer in the event you can impose your will on a crew and have two runners over 100 yards, it opens issues up and also you’re more likely to win.
▪ Defense: B-
Avery Johnson bought his yards, however they got here via the air. Defensive coordinator Nate Woody has now contained the damaging Wildcats quarterback twice in two seasons (at Army final yr and with UC).
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▪ Special groups: B+
Zylan Perry could have taken a danger or two decision-wise, however sooner or later, he’ll break one thing. Malachi Henry had a 36-yard punt return along with his landing catch, Max Fletcher averaged 46.5 per punt with a protracted of 57, and Stephen Rusnak linked on his lone 45-yard discipline aim try.
▪ Coaching: B-
You’re a bit spoiled complaining over a 4-0 begin. However, after Kansas State reduce the result in 31-26 and UC bought possession, they in all probability had higher performs within the holster than plowing straight forward for nothing, permitting Kansas State to cease the clock. Chewing time can work, however so can first downs. Also, Zion Johnson could break some runs this yr, however with two backs having 100-yard nights, you surprise why you get away from a profitable mixture.
Cincinnati Bearcats head coach Scott Satterfield greets Kansas State Wildcats head coach Collin Klein after a Cincinnati Bearcats win at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
Cincinnati Bearcats with one other evening recreation forward vs. Arizona
The Bearcats will probably be up even later subsequent weekend after they’re in Tucson towards the Arizona Wildcats. The Mountain Standard Time kickoff is 8 p.m. at Casino Del Sol Stadium, so domestically, fans can tune into the Fox Sports broadcast at 11 p.m. Arizona was a 34-24 winner over Washington State to go to 3-1 Sept. 26.
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It’s UC’s newest kickoff since that they had an 11:30 p.m. (Eastern) begin in December 2008 towards Hawaii in Brian Kelly’s second season, which resulted in an Orange Bowl bid.