Cincinnati Football: Scott Satterfield looks ahead to the Bearcats road trip to Big 12 foe BYU

Bearcats head coach Scott Satterfield look ahead to the matchup against the Big 12 foe BYU Cougars in a weekly press conference per Cincinnati Athletics.

Despite suffering consecutive losses, the Bearcats are determined to rebound and make a statement during the first Big 12 road game in school history.

Make sure to read our preview for the matchup against BYU including the latest odds, players to watch, pregame quotes, TV coverage and more!

The recent losing streak could serve as a valuable learning experience for Cincinnati but it’s definitely going to be difficult to end the drought at BYU.

Cincinnati Football: Scott Satterfield looks ahead to the Bearcats road trip to Big 12 foe BYU

• Date: Friday, September 29 at 10:15 PM
• Location: LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo
• Series History: Bearcats trail 0-2
• TV Broadcast: ESPN and fuboTV

According to the most recent odds from FanDuel Sportsbook, the Bearcats are 1.5-point favorites with the over/under projected at 48.5 total points.

Players to watch include Cincinnati star defensive tackle Dontay Corleone, linebacker Daniel Grzesiak, quarterback Emory Jones and receiver Dee Wiggins.

The Cougars are led by senior quarterback Kedon Slovis, running back TJ Martin, tight end Isaac Rex, linebacker Ben Bywater and safety Ethan Slade.

Cincinnati Football: Preview for the Bearcats upcoming Big 12 road debut at BYU

Cincinnati should compete with the Cougars but it’s certainly going to be challenging to pull off a victory unless the recent offensive concerns are corrected.

Following a great start to the season, the Bearcats lost back to back games but a matchup against BYU could see the frustrating losing skid come to a close!

Satterfield looked ahead to the Big 12 battle at BYU and reacted to the recent offensive struggles during a midweek press conference via Cincinnati Athletics.

"“We’re really close and we talked about it as a whole offense. We’re moving the ball but that seems like we get bogged down at the wrong time. We have to do a great job of staying on the sticks and execute. When you get in the red zone, it shrinks and is condensed so you’re going to have to win some one on one battles. There are not many times that you’re just free to run in the end zone. We have to continue to do what we’re doing, trust the plan we have and execute. We had guys running wide open and a couple times we’re getting hit as the ball is getting thrown. We need more protection on those particular plays. It comes down to a few plays and it all works together. You can’t have one guy that doesn’t do his job because that will throw the whole thing off. We have good plays and players so we have to go execute.”"