The Bearcats recently announced the upcoming Spring Game and Fan Fest that will take place on Saturday, April 15 at Nippert Stadium!
After officially opening spring practice on March 6, Cincinnati will kick off the annual intrasquad scrimmage just over a month later.
In addition to an intriguing quarterback battle, it will be an opportunity to check out the incoming freshman and transfers portal pick ups.
Scott Satterfield’s team is looking to make a splash in the inaugural Big 12 season and the spring game will be a key step in that process.
🌺🌷 SPRING BALL 🌼🌻
— Cincinnati Football (@GoBearcatsFB) February 2, 2023
Save the date! You're invited to #Bearcats football and a fan fest at Nippert Stadium on Saturday, April 15th. More details to come!
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Cincinnati Football: Bearcats set annual Spring Game for April 15 at Nippert Stadium
Even though it could be a difficult transition into a new conference, the Bearcats are hoping secure bowl eligibility for a sixth straight season.
Following the spring game, the program will hold a Fan Fest that will give fans a chance to interact with players and the new-look coaching staff.
The start time and more spring game information will be announced in the coming months according to Cincinnati Athletics.
Cincinnati is scheduled to face the Oklahoma Sooners in the first ever Big 12 matchup in school history on Saturday, September 23.
In the first road trip of the season, Scott Satterfield’s team will renew the River City Rivalry at Pittsburgh on September 9. #Bearcats won the most recent game 34-10 in 2012.https://t.co/qN3tqL5bfq pic.twitter.com/UnddcHNe14
— Cincy on the Prowl (@CincyOnTheProwl) February 2, 2023
Cincinnati Football: Most recent matchup against every Big 12 opponent next season
Since the Big 12 schedule was released, make sure to check out the Bearcats’ most recent meeting against every opponent next year!
Cincinnati is scheduled to open the regular season against Eastern Kentucky on September 2 and it will be the third all-time meeting.
In the first road trip of the season, Scott Satterfield’s team will resume the River City Rivalry at Pittsburgh on Saturday, September 9.
With a chance to secure a 17th straight win in the rivalry, the final non-conference game will be against Miami at Nippert Stadium.
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