Cincinnati Football: Scott Satterfield’s team looks to end losing streak against UCF

Coming off a sixth consecutive loss, the Cincinnati Bearcats are aiming to end the losing skid against the UCF Knights on Saturday at Nippert Stadium.

Make sure to preview the annual rivalry versus UCF including the latest odds, players to watch, pregame quotes and more prior to kick off next weekend.

Stay tuned for coverage in the coming days as the Bearcats gets ready to host UCF at home with both teams attempting to secure a much-needed victory.

The Bearcats opened as 4.5-point underdogs against UCF with the over/under currently projected at 58.5 points according to odds from FanDuel Sportsbook.

Cincinnati Football: Scott Satterfield’s team looks to end losing streak against UCF

• Date: Saturday, November 4 at 3:30 PM
• Location: Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati
• Series History: Schools tied 4-4
• TV Broadcast: FS1 and fuboTV

Cincinnati should be able to keep it competitive next week but it certainly won’t be easy for the defense to slow down UCF’s high-powered rushing attack.

Players to watch in the upcoming matchup against UCF are defensive tackle Jowon Briggs, wide receiver Xzavier Henderson and cornerback Jordan Young.

Scott Satterfield’s team continues to struggle in Big 12 play with a sixth consecutive loss and the longest skid for the school in over two decades.

The former AAC rivals are scheduled to face off for the ninth time in program history as each team is hoping to earn their first ever win in Big 12 play.

Cincinnati Football: Myles Montgomery finding success despite the Bearcats losing streak

Bearcats running back Myles Montgomery posted a 63-yard touchdown run early before the Oklahoma State Cowboys eventually pulled away this week.

It was a frustrating showing as Cincinnati’s defense allowed Oklahoma State running back Ollie Gordon to compile 271 rushing yards and two touchdowns.

Montgomery finished with a team-high 90 rushing yards and one touchdown but it wasn’t enough to propel the Bearcats to the inaugural conference win.

Oklahoma State racked up an impressive 601 total yards including 315 rushing yards, while Cincinnati failed to move the ball consistently after halftime.